PODCAST - PAWS FOR GREENS - BY PALAK JAIN - Bollywood Actress Turned Entrepreneur Hosted by : Ankitt Jain - Paper Arizona C- Hosted by : Pooja Jindal Kishore - House of Panna According to the World Atlas, India has the highest rate of vegetarians in the world, with 38% of its population identifying as vegetarians. India also has one of the lowest meat consumption rates in the world. Rajasthan (71.17%): Rajasthan has the highest concentration of vegetarians in the country Gujarat is renowned for its predominantly vegetarian population, almost 54% of the population is vegetarian all across the state.
Today , We have have in our studio- Bollywood actress turned entrepreneur, who is from vibrant city of Agra , which accidentally became a pet parent With no prior experience but an abundance of love and curiosity, she embraced new chapter of life by promoting Green for Pets PALAK - As a lifelong vegetarian, I found myself grappling with a dilemma. I couldn’t reconcile my love for animals with the idea of feeding one animal to another, especially when cruelty-free options could exist.
My search for healthy, nutritious, and ethical food for my dogs quickly became a frustrating experience. Most pet food brands I encountered were non-vegetarian, lacked transparent labeling, and contained a list of ingredients that sounded more like a chemistry experiment than real food. I had no way of knowing if the food was truly good for my dogs or if it contained allergens. This realization struck a deep chord within me, and the absence of trustworthy options compelled me to take matters into my own hands. Having spent years in the entertainment industry, I’ve always believed in the power of storytelling to create change. Now, I’m channeling that same passion into building a brand that redefines pet care. This isn’t just a professional pivot for me-it’s a deeply personal mission inspired by my love for all living beings and my belief in creating a kinder, more compassionate world. @PawsForGreens @Itx__virat_Kohli @ClickAnushkaSharma @nitamukeshambaniculturalcentre