Across Indian cities, Animal Save India’s Janmashtami campaign asked one simple question: What would be the most beautiful gift for Shri Krishna? The answer opened conversations about compassion, dairy and veganism.

On August 15, 2026, animal advocates and activists across multiple Indian cities took to the streets with a stark visual message: while we celebrate our freedom from colonial rule, billions of animals remain captive. The campaign, titled "Freedom for Us. Captivity for Them.," will directly challenge the contradiction between our constitutional promises of freedom and our brutal commodification of sentient beings.

200Cr+ Views: Amitabh Bachchan’s Eye-Opening KBC Moment on Veganism Triggers National Conversation

Since being uploaded by @AnimalSaveIndia, the video has crossed 219 crore views, and received over 93 lakh likes, making it one of the most widely viewed and discussed mainstream moments in India’s digital space.

This Mother’s Day week, activists in Delhi, Mumbai, Thane, Patna, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Gurgaon, Faridabad and many key cities are launching a nationwide demonstration to challenge the traditional definition of motherhood and start conversations around animal rights and ethics in the animal agriculture industry.

Why settle for the ordinary when the future of food is plant-based? Embark on this transformative journey and become a part of a global movement towards health, sustainability, and ethical eating.

Thousands of individuals across the world came together on the 13th National Animal Rights Day on Sunday, 4 June 2023, to commemorate non-human animals who have and continue to lose their lives to industries that profit from their suffering.

"Safe & Just: The Vegan Donut Economics Approach to Food Systems," a flagship report presented at COP28, calls for an urgent revolutionary transformation of our global food system.

In a landmark decision, the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying withdrew the Livestock Bill 2023. Get to know more about it inside.

A brief story about how a simple action by an organisation spurred an entire movement and helped everyone concerned reach the authorities to present their concerns effectively.