Updated On: 13 May, 2022 07:54 AM IST | Mumbai | Sameer Surve
These areas will reduce conflicts between animal lovers and citizens, say civic officials; activists feel the idea is impractical in a city like Mumbai

A woman feeds street dogs at Sion on Thursday. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar
Over two months after the Supreme Court stayed a Delhi HC order allowing stray dogs to be fed in every residential society, the BMC is planning to mark spots where anyone can give food to these animals. Civic officials said these dedicated areas will reduce conflicts between animal lovers and the common public, but activists feel this is easier said than done in a city like Mumbai.
“The BMC has decided to mark places for dog feeding. This will ensure that there is no disturbance to citizens and traffic movement, too,” said a corporation official.