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India.com
6 days ago
- Politics
- India.com
Kichcha Sudeepa Voices Concern Over Supreme Court's Stray Dog Removal Order In Delhi-NCR, Calls For Adoption And Care
Bengaluru: Actor Kichcha Sudeepa has reacted to the Supreme Court's recent order to move all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within eight weeks. In his post on X (formerly Twitter), the actor said that while he does not want to question the court's decision, which "may have its reasons," he is worried about the "well-being" of the animals and how it will affect their lives. Sudeepa shared that he has grown up around community dogs and his family has also adopted Indian breeds. He described the "love and loyalty" they bring into people's lives, adding that the dogs did not choose the streets, but humans can choose to give them a home. The Supreme Court's decision to round up the stray dogs in Delhi NCR and to be kept in shelters permanently isn't something I wanna question as this decision may have its reasons. But it also raises serious concerns about their well-being and the impact on their lives. Having… — Kichcha Sudeepa (@KicchaSudeep) August 13, 2025 "The Supreme Court's decision to round up the stray dogs in Delhi NCR and to be kept in shelters permanently isn't something I wanna question as this decision may have its reasons. But it also raises serious concerns about their well-being and the impact on their lives," Sudeepa wrote. "Having grown up around community dogs, and with my family adopting Indies, I can attest to the love and loyalty they bring. They didn't choose the streets but we can choose to give them a home. We surely can be the voice for the voiceless. Kindly adopt," he continued. On August 11, a bench of Justices Pardiwala and R Mahadevan took a stern view of the stray dog menace and ordered the Delhi-NCR to start removing stray dogs from all localities within eight weeks and house them in dedicated dog shelters to be set up by civic authorities. It said that all localities should be made free of stray dogs and there should not be any compromise, while making it clear that no captured animal will be released back on the streets. It also ordered contempt proceedings against any individual or organisation that attempts to obstruct the authorities from carrying out the capture drive. The order of the top court came on a suo motu proceedings initiated by it over a media report on the growing menace of stray dog attacks leading to rabies. Terming the news report as "very disturbing and alarming", the bench had said that day the news report revealed that the elderly and children were the most affected by rabies from dog bite incidents.
Time of India
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Kichcha Sudeepa voices concern over Supreme Court order to relocate stray dogs in Delhi-NCR
"They didn't choose streets but...": Kichcha Sudeepa urges to "kindly adopt" indie dogs after SC's order "They didn't choose streets but...": Kichcha Sudeepa urges to "kindly adopt" indie dogs after SC's order 1 2 Actor Kichcha Sudeepa has reacted to the Supreme Court's recent order to move all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within eight weeks. In his post on X (formerly Twitter), the actor said that while he does not want to question the court's decision, which "may have its reasons," he is worried about the "well-being" of the animals and how it will affect their lives. Sudeepa shared that he has grown up around community dogs and his family has also adopted Indian breeds. He described the "love and loyalty" they bring into people's lives, adding that the dogs did not choose the streets, but humans can choose to give them a home. "The Supreme Court's decision to round up the stray dogs in Delhi NCR and to be kept in shelters permanently isn't something I wanna question as this decision may have its reasons. But it also raises serious concerns about their well-being and the impact on their lives," Sudeepa wrote. "Having grown up around community dogs, and with my family adopting Indies, I can attest to the love and loyalty they bring. They didn't choose the streets but we can choose to give them a home. We surely can be the voice for the voiceless. Kindly adopt," he continued. On August 11, a bench of Justices Pardiwala and R Mahadevan took a stern view of the stray dog menace and ordered the Delhi-NCR to start removing stray dogs from all localities within eight weeks and house them in dedicated dog shelters to be set up by civic authorities. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Stylish New Mobility Scooters Available for Seniors (Prices May Surprise You) Mobility Scooter | Search Ads Search Now Undo It said that all localities should be made free of stray dogs and there should not be any compromise, while making it clear that no captured animal will be released back on the streets. It also ordered contempt proceedings against any individual or organisation that attempts to obstruct the authorities from carrying out the capture drive. The order of the top court came on a suo motu proceedings initiated by it over a media report on the growing menace of stray dog attacks leading to rabies. Terming the news report as "very disturbing and alarming", the bench had said that day the news report revealed that the elderly and children were the most affected by rabies from dog bite incidents.
Mint
6 days ago
- Politics
- Mint
'They didnt choose streets but...': Kichcha Sudeepa urges to 'kindly adopt' indie dogs after SCs order
Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], August 13 (ANI): Actor Kichcha Sudeepa has reacted to the Supreme Court's recent order to move all stray dogs in Delhi-NCR to shelters within eight weeks. In his post on X (formerly Twitter), the actor said that while he does not want to question the court's decision, which "may have its reasons," he is worried about the "well-being" of the animals and how it will affect their lives. Sudeepa shared that he has grown up around community dogs and his family has also adopted Indian breeds. He described the "love and loyalty" they bring into people's lives, adding that the dogs did not choose the streets, but humans can choose to give them a home. "The Supreme Court's decision to round up the stray dogs in Delhi NCR and to be kept in shelters permanently isn't something I wanna question as this decision may have its reasons. But it also raises serious concerns about their well-being and the impact on their lives," Sudeepa wrote. "Having grown up around community dogs, and with my family adopting Indies, I can attest to the love and loyalty they bring. They didn't choose the streets but we can choose to give them a home. We surely can be the voice for the voiceless. Kindly adopt," he continued. On August 11, a bench of Justices Pardiwala and R Mahadevan took a stern view of the stray dog menace and ordered the Delhi-NCR to start removing stray dogs from all localities within eight weeks and house them in dedicated dog shelters to be set up by civic authorities. It said that all localities should be made free of stray dogs and there should not be any compromise, while making it clear that no captured animal will be released back on the streets. It also ordered contempt proceedings against any individual or organisation that attempts to obstruct the authorities from carrying out the capture drive. The order of the top court came on a suo motu proceedings initiated by it over a media report on the growing menace of stray dog attacks leading to rabies. Terming the news report as "very disturbing and alarming", the bench had said that day the news report revealed that the elderly and children were the most affected by rabies from dog bite incidents. (ANI)
Business Standard
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Business Standard
Superstar Kichcha Sudeepa Acquires Bengaluru Racing Team the Indian Racing Festival -- Launches 'Kichcha's Kings Bengaluru'
PNN New Delhi [India], July 7: India's marquee motorsport league returns this August with 5 high-octane rounds. The Indian Racing Festival (IRF), India's premier city-based motorsport league, has just entered a thrilling new chapter as Kannada megastar Kichcha Sudeepa officially acquires the Bengaluru franchise and launches his racing team: Kichcha's Kings Bengaluru (KKB). This landmark move is more than a business decision -- it's a defining cultural crossover between the silver screen and the speed track, bringing with it the energy and influence of one of South India's most celebrated stars into the high-stakes world of motorsport. A commanding presence on screen, Sudeep now shifts gears to make his mark as an owner, visionary, and sporting ambassador, driving a new era of racing from Karnataka to the national stage. The Indian Racing Festival 2025 kicks off this August, with franchise teams from Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chennai, Goa and more battling it out across thrilling street circuits and world-class tracks. Blending fierce competition with high-impact entertainment, the league positions itself as India's first true sports-entertainment spectacle. This season is poised to be the boldest yet -- with an emphasis on regional fanbases, celebrity involvement, and platform-building for homegrown talent. Known for his charismatic performances, iconic dialogues, and a massive pan-India fanbase, Kichcha Sudeepa has long been one of Indian cinema's most respected and influential figures. With films that have broken records and transcended languages, he is not just a movie star -- he is a symbol of Karnataka's cultural strength and storytelling legacy. His entry infuses the Indian Racing Festival with star power, emotional depth, and a cultural identity that resonates far beyond the track. "This is not just another team," said Sudeep. "It's an emotion. Racing, like cinema, is pure adrenaline. It's about timing, control, instinct -- and above all, heart. Kichcha's Kings Bengaluru is my tribute to the spirit of this city, its talent, its grit, and its youth. Motorsport is ready for its mainstream moment in India -- and I'm here to fuel that fire from the South." KKB: A Movement Born in Bengaluru, Driven by Stardom, Built for Speed The synergy is undeniable: cinema creates stars; racing builds heroes. And with KKB, the two worlds collide to inspire a new generation of fans. Akhilesh Reddy, Chairman & MD of RPPL, said: "The entry of a superstar like Sudeep into IRF is a game-changer. His name carries legacy, pride, and influence that few can match. With KKB, we now have a team that represents the soul of the South -- grounded, ambitious, and unapologetically passionate. This is what motorsport in India needs." Cinema x Racing: A New Era of Sporting Entertainment The Indian Racing Festival 2025 will feature city-based teams from Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chennai, Goa, and more -- competing on thrilling street circuits and world-class tracks. With gender-balanced driver lineups, celebrity ownership, and national broadcast reach, IRF is redefining what motorsport can mean in India. A Look at IRF's Twin Engines: Indian Racing League (IRL) - India's first city-based, gender-neutral motorsport championship. FIA Formula 4 Indian Championship (F4IC) - A globally sanctioned series offering Indian drivers a path to international racing careers. Kichcha Sudeepa joins an elite lineup of celebrity owners, including John Abraham (Goa), Sourav Ganguly (Kolkata), Naga Chaitanya (Hyderabad) and Arjun Kapoor (Delhi) -- each contributing their unique influence to turn IRF into a dynamic blend of competition, entertainment, and cultural identity. For more details: Jyotsna Gupta -9899864444
The Wire
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Wire
Superstar Kichcha Sudeepa Acquires Bengaluru Racing Team the Indian Racing Festival — Launches ‘Kichcha's Kings Bengaluru'
India's marquee motorsport league returns this August with 5 high-octane rounds. New Delhi [India], July 7:The Indian Racing Festival (IRF), India's premier city-based motorsport league, has just entered a thrilling new chapter as Kannada megastar Kichcha Sudeepa officially acquires the Bengaluru franchise and launches his racing team: Kichcha's Kings Bengaluru (KKB). This landmark move is more than a business decision — it's a defining cultural crossover between the silver screen and the speed track, bringing with it the energy and influence of one of South India's most celebrated stars into the high-stakes world of motorsport. A commanding presence on screen, Sudeep now shifts gears to make his mark as an owner, visionary, and sporting ambassador, driving a new era of racing from Karnataka to the national stage. The Indian Racing Festival 2025 kicks off this August, with franchise teams from Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chennai, Goa and more battling it out across thrilling street circuits and world-class tracks. Blending fierce competition with high-impact entertainment, the league positions itself as India's first true sports-entertainment spectacle. This season is poised to be the boldest yet — with an emphasis on regional fanbases, celebrity involvement, and platform-building for homegrown talent. Known for his charismatic performances, iconic dialogues, and a massive pan-India fanbase, Kichcha Sudeepa has long been one of Indian cinema's most respected and influential figures. With films that have broken records and transcended languages, he is not just a movie star — he is a symbol of Karnataka's cultural strength and storytelling legacy. His entry infuses the Indian Racing Festival with star power, emotional depth, and a cultural identity that resonates far beyond the track. 'This is not just another team,' said Sudeep. 'It's an emotion. Racing, like cinema, is pure adrenaline. It's about timing, control, instinct — and above all, heart. Kichcha's Kings Bengaluru is my tribute to the spirit of this city, its talent, its grit, and its youth. Motorsport is ready for its mainstream moment in India — and I'm here to fuel that fire from the South.' KKB: A Movement Born in Bengaluru, Driven by Stardom, Built for Speed The synergy is undeniable: cinema creates stars; racing builds heroes. And with KKB, the two worlds collide to inspire a new generation of fans. Akhilesh Reddy, Chairman & MD of RPPL, said: 'The entry of a superstar like Sudeep into IRF is a game-changer. His name carries legacy, pride, and influence that few can match. With KKB, we now have a team that represents the soul of the South — grounded, ambitious, and unapologetically passionate. This is what motorsport in India needs.' Cinema x Racing: A New Era of Sporting Entertainment The Indian Racing Festival 2025 will feature city-based teams from Bengaluru, Delhi, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Chennai, Goa, and more — competing on thrilling street circuits and world-class tracks. With gender-balanced driver lineups, celebrity ownership, and national broadcast reach, IRF is redefining what motorsport can mean in India. A Look at IRF's Twin Engines: Indian Racing League (IRL) – India's first city-based, gender-neutral motorsport championship. FIA Formula 4 Indian Championship (F4IC) – A globally sanctioned series offering Indian drivers a path to international racing careers. Kichcha Sudeepa joins an elite lineup of celebrity owners, including John Abraham (Goa), Sourav Ganguly (Kolkata), Naga Chaitanya (Hyderabad) and Arjun Kapoor (Delhi) — each contributing their unique influence to turn IRF into a dynamic blend of competition, entertainment, and cultural identity. For more details: Jyotsna Gupta -9899864444 Website: (Disclaimer: The above press release comes to you under an arrangement with PNN and PTI takes no editorial responsibility for the same.).
