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- India's Supreme Court revised its order on stray dogs in Delhi, permitting sterilized and vaccinated dogs to return home.
- The ruling prompted support from animal rights advocates, including Rahul Gandhi, who deemed it progressive.
- The court instructed municipal authorities to establish feeding areas for strays, addressing management concerns.
- Stray dogs are culturally significant in Delhi, but rabies poses a public health risk, with India having a high rabies death rate.
