Anant Ambani’s Vantara wins ‘Prani Mitra’ award, India’s highest honour for animal welfare in ‘company’ class
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Masking 998 acres of fastidiously designed forest, Vantara permits the elephants to stay as naturally as potential, giving them the liberty to roam, work together, and interact in instinctive behaviours like foraging and bathing
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The Authorities of India has conferred the distinguished ‘Prani Mitra’ Nationwide Award, the nation’s highest honour for animal welfare, to Anant Ambani’s Vantara beneath the ‘Company’ class. The award recognises the contributions made by the Radhe Krishna Temple Elephant Welfare Belief (RKTEWT), an organisation beneath Vantara that appears after the rescue, remedy, and lifelong care of elephants.
Vantara’s Elephant Care Centre serves as a sanctuary for over 240 rescued elephants, providing them a protected and enriching atmosphere. Amongst its residents are 30 elephants previously utilized in circuses, over 100 rescued from the logging trade, and lots of others free of exploitative actions like road begging and vacationer rides. The centre is devoted to making sure the well-being of those animals, offering them with the care and safety they should heal and thrive.
Masking 998 acres of fastidiously designed forest, Vantara permits the elephants to stay as naturally as potential, giving them the liberty to roam, work together, and interact in instinctive behaviours like foraging and bathing.
The award was introduced by the Minister of State for Fisheries, Animal Husbandry, and Dairying at a ceremony in New Delhi on Thursday.
“This award is a tribute to the numerous people who’ve devoted their lives to defending and caring for India’s animals. At Vantara, serving animals is not only an obligation – it’s our dharma and seva, a dedication deeply rooted in compassion and duty. We stay relentless in our mission to raise welfare requirements, drive impactful initiatives, and safeguard India’s wealthy biodiversity for generations to come back,” Vivaan Karani, the CEO of Vantara mentioned.
Vantara’s Elephant Care Centre homes the world’s largest elephant hospital, combining allopathy with different remedies like Ayurveda for power circumstances and acupuncture for ache reduction. Its superior amenities embrace a hydrotherapy pond for arthritis, a hyperbaric oxygen chamber for wound therapeutic, and a specialised foot care unit with pedicure specialists.
