Articles
'World Without Zoos' Spotlight Series
Articles by our volunteers published in external publications/blogs
Fireworks: A Distressful Celebration
Our celebration for new beginnings has unfortunately led to the end of life for many others.
Written for World Animal Protection, India by Nikita Dhawan, Founder Youth for Animals
February 5, 2021
India’s Tigers: Light at the end of the tunnel
Tigers are a symbol of our national pride. Ironically, the tiger’s royal status has turned into a curse threatening their own existence, since black marketeers perceive tigers as trophy assets.
Written for World Animal Protection, India by Nikita Dhawan, Founder Youth for Animals
August 1, 2020
The Deafening Crackle of Inhumanity: What lies behind the haunting incidents of man-animal conflict?
“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way in which its animals are treated.” – Mahatma Gandhi
Written for World Animal Protection, India by Nikita Dhawan, Founder Youth for Animals
June 29, 2020
India’s celebrated elephants: Can our actions at least speak as loud as our words?
Continuing the traditional practice, even today elephants in India are used in temples and religious festivals. According to a World Animal Protection report , India is considered the “birthplace of taming elephants for the use of humans.”
Written for World Animal Protection, India by Nikita Dhawan, Founder Youth for Animals
June 10, 2020