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For the first time, a woman officer will lead India's Republic Day animal contingent down Kartavya Path. Captain Harshita Raghav turned her childhood dream of helping animals into military service.
For the first time in 247 years, Bactrian camels, Zanskar ponies, and raptors joined the Republic Day Parade, showcasing the vital role animals play in protecting India's borders. The historic moment was led by Captain Harshita Raghav, one of the first women officers in the Army's animal corps.
A wildlife rescue center in Assam has treated and released nearly 7,000 animals back into the wild over 25 years. The facility has become India's leading center for rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife.
A rescue center near Kaziranga National Park has successfully treated and released nearly 7,000 wild animals back into their natural habitats over the past quarter century. The facility pioneered India's approach to rehabilitating orphaned and injured wildlife.
A year after launching, India's Vantara wildlife initiative has treated thousands of rescued animals and returned dozens to the wild. The science-led conservation program is now training hundreds of veterinarians and inspiring the next generation of wildlife protectors.
Two students from Maharashtra's groundbreaking pre-military training institute for girls ranked 2nd and 15th nationally for spots in India's National Defence Academy. Out of only 19 girls selected across the entire country, two came from this pioneering Nashik school opened just three years ago.
India just announced plans to bring creative technology labs to 15,000 schools and 500 colleges, training the next generation for 2 million projected jobs in animation, gaming, and visual effects. The move turns a gaming industry setback into an opportunity for young creators nationwide.
A leopard cub named Jaggu arrived at India's largest wildlife rescue center near death, suffering from anemia and pneumonia. Today he's thriving, one of 40,000 animals saved since 1999.
On June 10, 2026, a military transport aircraft built in India by a private company took its first test flight from Gujarat. This marks a major shift for a country that has long relied on imported defense equipment.
Former Indian Air Force and Army officers are turning battlefield skills into successful businesses. From security tech to financial planning, these veterans prove military training creates exceptional entrepreneurs.
When COVID lockdowns left thousands of street animals starving in Patna, India, Varsha Raj turned daily feeding runs into a full rescue operation. Four years later, her APNA Foundation runs the city's first dedicated animal shelter and has saved over 2,000 lives.
Staff at The Better India opened up about the moment they rescued animals who needed help. What started as chance encounters became families built on love and second chances.
Scientists in India documented 709 animal species in 2025, the highest count ever recorded in a single year. The discoveries span from Himalayan bats to island snakes, proving the country's forests and mountains still hide countless secrets.
India's oldest paramilitary force is phasing out foreign dog breeds by 2050, choosing indigenous dogs that are just as skilled and better adapted to local conditions. The Assam Rifles is leading the charge with disease-resistant dogs from Manipur and Tamil Nadu.
A 3,000-acre wildlife rescue center in Gujarat now shelters over 150,000 rescued animals from 2,000 species, offering advanced medical care and natural habitats. Led by conservationist Anant Ambani, Vantara is becoming one of the world's largest dedicated wildlife rehabilitation facilities. #
A leopard cub named Jaggu was hours from death when rescuers found him alone in the forest. Today he's thriving at a wildlife center that's treated over 40,000 animals and needs support to keep saving lives.
Dr. Dapinder devoted his career to treating overlooked animals despite lacking formal medical credentials. His work proves compassion matters more than titles when it comes to saving lives.
The National Defence Academy is bringing in female physical trainers to better support women cadets' training needs. The move comes as 92 women cadets competed in a major inter-academy sports meet for the first time.
Delhi is setting up animal cruelty prevention committees in all 13 districts, putting decision-making power closer to the animals who need it. Each committee will be led by a district magistrate to ensure faster response times and better protection.
India just took a major leap in aerospace manufacturing as the first C-295 transport aircraft built on Indian soil completed its maiden test flight. The milestone marks a turning point for the nation's growing defense industry.
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