Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change
College - Indian Institute of Management, Raipur
Team Name - Conquerers
Is preserving of culture important for us??
Should sports like bullock cart racing, kambala,
bird fights, cock fights which are associated with culture be allowed like Jallikattu??
Can we come up with a solution by eradicate the
distortions which have crept in the cultural tradition by monitoring our policies?? Agenda Timeline of events
Jallikattu supporters point of view
PETAs point of view
Proposed amendments
Impacts and Benefits
Timeline Jallikattu supporters point of view
Dhivya Balachandar, 28, content editor with
myroots.desi and social activist in an interview with Economic Times said that, I am proud to say Im a Tamilian who supports Jallikattu. I dont want to see our traditions demolished by a foreign agency. It is our right to celebrate. PETAs point of view
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA)
India Chief Executive Officer Poorva Joshipura, stated that during Jallikattu, terrified bulls are often deliberately disoriented through substances like alcohol, have their tails twisted and bitten, are stabbed and jabbed by sickles, spears, knives or sticks, are punched, jumped on and dragged to the ground. Proposed Amendments In Chapter 2 Animal Welfare Board of India Section 9 of this Act Functions of the board
Additional function of creating awareness about the
policies and educating the common masses should be added.
During the Jallikattu protest, No efforts were made
from the Animal welfare board to educate the people about why the board banned this sport.
Creating awareness is a key aspect which should be
added as a function of the Board In Chapter 2 Animal Welfare Board of India Section 8 of this Act Funds of the board.
Around Rs 50 crore should be allocated to the
Board for advertising and creating awareness among the people through various campaigns.
The objective of publicizing these schemes is to
educate the people. A new CHAPTER should be added in this Act to specify the regarding the specifications and safety measures of the performing animals during any traditional sport involving animals. Written permission should be obtained from the Animal welfare board 30 days prior to the date of the event. Names of the people who will handle the animals in the event should be informed to the Animal welfare board at least 15 days prior to the holding of the event. Actions that are allowed should be clearly mentioned under this CHAPTER as an independent Section called Allowable Actions. Implementation A review committee should be formed to review petitions and decide on the specifications and allowable actions for each sport
The specifications should be send to PETA and other
animal welfare organisations for approval
These specifications should be made clear to the
people using effective Integrated marketing campaigns
A campaign called ProgressiveIndia like
APJanmabhoomi campaign should be initiated. Integrate Marketing Campaign Task based fund allocation method should be used
Print Ads and Banners Ads should be
allocated 30% of these campaigns
Digital Marketing should be allocated 30% of
these campaigns
Advertisements should be allotted the rest
40% of the fund. CHAPTER 3 - Cruelty of Animals Section 9 of this Act clearly specifies what is Treating animals cruelly. Any person who is found to be practicing any such means should be punishable with imprisonment which may extend to 3 years and fine that can extend to 5 lakh rupees or both. Animal welfare board members should closely monitor each and every event to ensure that the mentioned guidelines are strictly adhered. Impacts and Benefits Our culture and tradition as well as the well being of these domestic animals will be preserved by practicing these sports in controlled environment.