Amruta Ubale – Paving the way for change in India

Amruta Ubale, Senior Director of Public Affairs for Animal Equality in India, is a true advocate who has dedicated her life to the protection and welfare of animals. After working in human resources, Amruta realized that her true passion was working for animal rights. In 2011, Amruta was introduced to Animal Equality founders Sharon Nunez, Jose Valle, Javier Moreno and European Vice President, Matteo Cupi. The group set out to explore the idea of ​​establishing a chapter on Animal Equality in India.

After detailed discussion of the vision and goals, Animal Equality in India was established. Since then, Amruta has worked tirelessly to alleviate the suffering of domestic animals in India.

Amruta’s areas of expertise include exposing legal atrocities in intensive livestock farming and demanding government reform. Her work includes: Lobbying with the government to introduce or amend animal protection laws, working with food companies to introduce better animal treatment policies, implementing educational programs in schools, colleges, corporate offices and public spaces, and handle external communications such as access to social media.

A powerful voice in animal equality

Since Animal Equality started in India, Amruta has worked closely with the Government of India to ban the import of foie gras and the transport of animals across the India-Nepal border because Gadhimai animal sacrifice. This received extensive media coverage, extending to countries such as France, Denmark, Norway, Australia and New Zealand. These accomplishments demonstrate her perseverance, courage, and unwavering commitment to animals.

One of Amruta’s biggest successes at Animal Equality was its 2017 survey of India’s dairy industry. The impact of this investigation is huge, as it is one of the first times the plight of domestic animals has been shown on the Indian news channel. The popular news agency – Times Now – aired footage from this investigation for three consecutive days along with a debate in which Amruta was invited.

The news sparked a national debate around the issue. Hundreds of comments appeared on social media from people who were unaware of these atrocities and pledged to end their consumption of dairy products.

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A leader of compassion and strength

Amruta is a role model for fellow activists looking to make a positive impact on the lives of animals, and her work with Animal Equality shows that by cultivating innate qualities of compassion, we We can create a world where all sentient beings are respected and protected.

Amruta’s colleagues, friends and family describe her as a compassionate, dedicated and inspirational leader. Her leadership style involves inspiring and creating a vision, and breaking that vision down into goals and allocating resources. Her strategic thinking and ability to lead and inspire others make her a valuable asset to the animal rights movement. Her unwavering commitment to animal rights and welfare has resulted in many successes and her work continues to make a positive impact on society. She is a true hero who has inspired all of us to be more compassionate and caring towards domestic animals.

I strongly believe that compassion is an inherent human quality. But due to a certain conditioning, man loses this quality. Through our work, we are building a world where people and organizations can reconnect with this inherent quality and respect animals. I know there will come a time when people will look back in shock when they learn that animals have been abused and killed.

Amruta Ubale

Recently, Amruta’s dedication to animals earned her recognition in the popular Indian magazine, Femina, where she was featured as one of the “Businesswomen paving the way for India”.

Thank you Amruta for your courageous leadership in making a positive impact on society and paving the way for animal welfare in India.