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The Aravalli Range is not just India’s oldest mountain system; it is a silent guardian of the Indo-Gangetic Plains, holding back the desert for thousands of years. If the Aravallis fall, the desert will not wait, risking the loss of clean air, water, and all the other interlinked processes. Standing together before this irreplaceable legacy is lost.
ananya, supported: Save Aravali: fight against Supreme Court rulingAravallis 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 rulingI haven’t lived in India since 2013, but I still remember the little dogs that roamed our colony and the joy and happiness I got from feeding them and petting them and seeing their happy faces. As a mental health provider, I know the value dogs and animals bring to our lives and help reduce stress and increase dopamine in our brains. Protect these babies, not just for them but for your own mental health.
Mehr, supported: Reverse the Supreme Court's order on street dogsU used to feed 100 dogs daily for past 9 years .they all are very soft nature dogs.we have to sterlize and vaccinate them so that we can control quantity of strays
Chitralekha, supported: Reverse the Supreme Court's order on street dogsStray 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 dogsMy name is Nitika, and there’s a street dog in my area who visits my home every night. Over time, his presence has become a beautiful part of my life. No matter how hard my days have been, seeing him wag his tail and sit near my door fills my heart with warmth. I’ve been going through a lot lately, but those quiet moments with him have been my little ray of hope. I care deeply for dogs, and every time I see him, I’m reminded how much love and comfort they can bring without saying a single word. So I think those innocent souls also have a right to live freely.
Nitika, supported: Reverse the Supreme Court's order on street dogsEvery 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 dogsEven 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.
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