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It's not about the stray dogs. It's about the lack of homes and mental health treatment for them. All they need is some love. Every dog has gone through some trauma. Care for pets is still a useless topic for most but if you want to be like the west in cleanliness, adopt thier genuine kindness for even abandoned animals. That's when true justice will be served towards stray dogs.
Harkiran, supported: Reverse the Supreme Court's order on street dogs
Great Nicobar S.O.S. 🌿 THEY'RE ABOUT TO COMMIT ECOLOGICAL MURDER — AND CALL IT "NATIONAL SECURITY." The Indian government is bulldozing Great Nicobar Island — a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve older than civilization itself — for hotels, ports, and a township. Nearly 1 million trees will be felled. The only major nesting ground of the endangered Leatherback Turtle in the Indian Ocean? Gone. Ancient coral reefs that took millions of years to form? Dredged. The Shompen tribe — who have quietly called this island home for 10,000+ years — displaced without consent, in direct violation of the Forest Rights Act. Over 70 scientists, ecologists, and genocide experts from 13 countries have warned this is irreversible. They've even used the word genocide. The government's "national security" justification? Only 5% of the project is military. The remaining 95% is a commercial mega-hub worth ₹81,000 crore. Science was pressured. Reports were suppressed. Public hearings were rigged. I, Neel Patel, as an Indian citizen, refuse to stay silent. The turtles can't speak. The Shompen are being ignored. The coral reefs can't vote. So WE must be their voice. #SaveGreatNicobar | #NicobarSOS | #ProtectOurBiosphere | #ShompenRights
Neel, supported: SAVE THE NICOBARS
Stray and ownerless dogs have a right to co-exist in the community like we humans do. The Supreme Court should reconsider its decision.
Shirley, supported: Reverse the Supreme Court's order on street dogs
Nature is more than profit-the numerous species that reside there-wether flora or fauna, big or small matter ecologically. The sheer biodiversity present there cannot be stripped away as seen in other parts of India.
Mick, supported: SAVE THE NICOBARS
Even the most senior judges, with all their education, should understand that humanity is not about laws—it’s about compassion. Street animals feel pain just like we do. If we throw stones, sticks, or hot water at them, how can we expect them to stay silent? No living being can tolerate cruelty. Instead of punishing them for defending themselves, we should be protecting, feeding, sterilizing, and vaccinating them so they can live peacefully alongside us.
Priyanka, supported: Reverse the Supreme Court's order on street dogs
Dogs are one of the kind creature of God please don't do this wrong with them
Fnu, supported: Reverse The Order Of Supreme Court's judgement on stray animals
Aravallis are not just hills on paper, they protect our air, water, and future. Redefining them to allow mining, puts an entire ecosystem at risk. I strongly urge the government to protect the Aravallis in their entirety.
Priyasha, supported: Save Aravali: fight against Supreme Court ruling
Every living being has the right to live freely. Stray dogs are part of our community and deserve compassion. Forcing them into overcrowded shelters causes stress and suffering. All they need is a safe space. I have been grown up looking at the dogs in our community and playing with them. Lets be the voice for the voiceless. Please reconsider the judgement.
Sadvika, supported: Reverse the Supreme Court's order on street dogs

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