On this World Kindness Day, let’s reflect on the importance of extending our kindness and compassion to all beings, including farmed animals.

 “Here you are again,”said the person at the reception of Ministry of Foreign Trade with a hint of humor in his eyes. Before him stood a woman with a determined look, her arms filled with stacks of paperwork and years of research. …

On the occasion of International Youth Day, there is no better time to shed light on the importance of the youth adopting a plant-based diet for a sustainable future.

Friendship Day is a celebration of the deep connections we share with others, but as we celebrate the bonds with our human friends, it's also an opportunity to reflect on our relationship with other living beings on this planet. One group of beings often overlooked in this context is farmed animals

May is recognized as Be Kind to Animals Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about animal welfare and encouraging people to treat all animals with compassion and respect.

As the world's population continues to grow, so does the demand for food. However, traditional methods of agriculture, such as animal farming, have been shown to have a negative impact on the environment. Let’s explore how the earth benefits from a plant-based diet.

Started in 1998 on the 10th of December, International Animal Rights Day has the Universal Declaration of Animal Rights in its roots. On this day every year, animal rights activists across the world further the cause of compassion towards animals and seek to bring an end to rampant animal cruelty and exploitation.

Each year ~1 trillion to 2.8 trillion fish are killed. This World Fisheries Day, let’s understand their side of the story, their pain, and the inhuman practices in the fisheries sector.  

People choose a plant-based diet to not contribute to animal suffering, better their health and environment. Here are some fantastic benefits of adopting a plant-based diet. Everybody wins in this game, your health, the environment, and of course the innocent animals.

This World Egg Day let’s learn about the hidden dark realities of the egg industry. A hen takes up to 34 hours to produce one egg. To meet the egg demand, more than 300 million hens are used by the egg industry each year. 

As we celebrate World Animal Day today, it is important for us to be aware of the torture inflicted on farmed animals for meat and dairy products. These animals can feel a range of emotions and form lasting bonds with one another. 

World Environmental Health Day is celebrated each year on 26th September. The goal of this day is to prioritize environmental health worldwide and focus on building healthier communities. On this day, we must all take time to introspect on how we contribute…

As India steps into a phenomenal 75th year of Independence, it is time for us as Indians to re-question and rethink the meaning of the words “Independence” and “Freedom”. Let this day not be just contained to thinking that it is only humans that deserve Independence and that only the human spirit yearns to be free.

Cows are more sentient than we know. They are just like us and deserve all our love and compassion. So, for Cow Appreciation Day this year, let us show cows some real appreciation and care.

World Consumer Rights Day is celebrated on the 15th of March each year to raise global awareness about the rights and needs of consumers.