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Tell us the importance of treating animals well

Start Date :
Sep 26, 2022
Last Date :
Oct 31, 2022
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
The importance of nature and animals has been a part of Indian culture & traditions for centuries. The 'Action Plan for Introduction of Cheetah in India’ - a landmark initiative ...
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Bhawna Kushwaha
3 years 11 months ago
Whether it is a small cat to a large elephant or powerful lion or cheetah, it is necessary to treat them well. There have been so many cases in which animals have attacked humans but their was a reason behind it , the people recently throwing acids on a calm sitting dog, people beating steert dogs by heavy rods, beating the cows or teasing a lion 🦁 have a lesson that if you don't treat others well so you have to pay for it, whether by losing life or by vital injuries.It is not a request it is a duty of an individual to treat animals as equal as they want treatment for themselves by others..
many other reasons are there to treat animals equal, as they can help us in domestication, animal husbandry is one of the growing and wealthy proffesion.
Scientific reasons are also there as they help in biodiversity, many movies are there which show the beautiful connection of a human and an animal and the importance of the animals in our life.
It is not an option it is must to treat them well.
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paarth agarwal
3 years 11 months ago
Animal lives are also important as equal to the human lives because without animals we have to face a lot of difficulties because there is not even the single thing on the earth which is produced without any reason. So, by treating animals well, we can fight poverty, reduce hunger, improve people's health, tackle climate change and protect the biodiversity of our planet. So we're working to make sure the vital importance of animal protection is recognised at a global level because Indian culture & tradition in the year shows many examples of the importance of animals. By taking action plan for the reintroduction of cheetahs our government again gives the symbol of the culture and tradition of India that how to respect all and gives the place which everyone deserves for. So, It was a "Amarvaas" project as per my opinion because as we all think that the initiative of the government can work and cheetahs on the land of our India live for long.
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AaravMittal
3 years 11 months ago
By treating animals well, we can fight with poverty, reduce hunger, improve people's health, tackle climate change and protect the biodiversity of our planet system & in return they will also treat us well not like predator.
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ShaliniKaushik
3 years 11 months ago
In our Vedas there is mention of nature as a part of divinity. Vedic man treats nature and all its bounties as a part of the greater truth of which he is also an integral part. In the ecological approach the "entire universe is part of our own higher self" We therefore need not protect nature as we would protect creatures that are inferior to us. We need to honor nature as we would every living being on this Universe. According to Jayaram V in his essay wrote "every living being from the animal down to the insects and tiny organisms, possess souls." Animals occupy a very important place in Hinduism. One will find mention of animals in various Hindu legends and have served as vehicles of Gods.
The animals depend upon humans for their survival and welfare just as humans depend on them & plants. Animals nourish human through their offerings such as milk, wool, medicines etc. Therefore, man has been advised never to exploit nature but use its resources judiciously and treat them well.
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NITISHGAUTAM
3 years 11 months ago
सबसे महत्वपूर्ण ध्यान देने वाली बात की है अगर हम जितना स्वतंत्र रखेंगे उनको उतना वह इको फ्रेंडली होंगे,
(1). उनके पास जानवरों की कई विकल्प होनी चाहिए ना की एक हिरण का,
(2). जंगल जैसी परिस्थिति बनानी पड़ेगी हमें , जिसमें सभी जानवर इंवॉल्व
(3). उसको सरल तरीके से भोजन नहीं मिलना चाहिए थोड़ी मेहनत करें जिससे खुद ढूंढे और जंगल को समझने का मौका मिलेगा
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NAINA KULKARNI
3 years 11 months ago
All living beings are born equal. We are all part of the larger web of life and also equally dependant on each other for survival. Any change in the delicate balance would lead to repurcussions beyond our control. By causing extinction of other species, we are also putting our own species in peril. It is for our own good that we must ensure that there is diversity in the wild. The more the animals thrive the better for the planet earth. Kudos to the Modiji Govt for taking such a great initiative for bringing diversity into our country. I hope the project succeeds and India becomes the only country inthe world to have all the Big cats like Tiger, Lion, Leopard and Cheetah. It will be a proud moment for all Indians when we can proudly proclaim that we have all the great Cats thriving in our country. Not even the great continent of Africa can have a claim to this as there are no Tiger in Africa.
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NAINA KULKARNI
3 years 11 months ago
I think it is a great initiative by the Modiji Government to start the "Project Cheetah" to save the species from extinction. The project will definately be successful like Project Tiger. It will definately help the Cheetahs in India to survive and Thrive.
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VikasPandey
3 years 11 months ago
The first reason to treat animals well is that god made us human and gave us more capacity than any other living being. God gave us the responsibility to save every other living species,cure them and keep the world beautiful.Not only cheetahs but other animals also such as Asiatic lion,girrafes,black buck etc need to be saved because we humans made them endangered My second point is that these animals keep the ecosystem balanced...if there is no herbivorous animal then there will be excess of trees and grasses every where and ecosystem will be disbalanced..if there is no carnivorous animal then there will be excess of herbivorous animal which can make the herbs dissapear and they too will start dying because of hunger so ecosystem will be disbalanced.Now on the topic of cheetahs in india my point is that every animal should reside in every part of world so that in case if any massive fatality occur in a part of world then we have the animals elsewhere. "सबको जीने का अधिकार है"। धन्यवाद
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NAINA KULKARNI
3 years 11 months ago
All living beings and botn equal. We are all part of the larger web of life and also equally dependant on each other for survival. Any change in the delicate balance would lead to repurcussions beyond our control. By causing extinction of other species, we are also putting our own species in peril.
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Varun Shetty
3 years 11 months ago
Animals are very close to the natural environment. They do not modify the environment as per their need like human but they adapt to their surrounding environment. They except change and observe this mother earth better than humans do. Domestic animals provide us food where as wild animal stabilize the nature by de-populating herbivore animals. I believe humans have lot to learn from animals as to how well we can preserve the environment well. And different animal have different characteristic it also teach us how to emotionally react according to situation be it aggression , tolerance, Courage, Valour Love, Affection Etc. Truly there is lot to learn from this animals. That is the reason that we must treat them well and preserve them so that our future generation could see and learn from them.
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