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Amid backlash, bigger Supreme Court bench to hear Delhi-NCR stray dogs case today

DNA Thursday, 14 August 2025 ()
On August 11, a two-judge bench ruled that all strays be removed and shifted to shelters, and set its next hearing for four weeks later.
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