Included in Dr. Harsha Atmakuri's animal rights tour is a scheduled visit to North America

March 22:
Dr. Harsha Atmakuri, a former general practitioner turned animal rights advocate, is embarking on a significant university tour across North America, scheduled from March 27 to May 4. The tour, organized in collaboration with the Allied Scholars for Animal Protection (ASAP), seeks to shed light on critical animal rights issues.

Motivated by his spiritual beliefs and sense of responsibility, Dr. Harsha transitioned to veganism and embraced animal activism. His journey led him to venture into investigative filmmaking, resulting in the highly acclaimed documentary "MAA KA DOODH" (Mother's Milk).

"MAA KA DOODH" received accolades, including the Best Film with a Global Movement award at the Jaipur International Film Festival in 2023, garnering widespread recognition.

"We are excited to bring our advocacy to the United States and engage with students and communities to deepen their understanding of animal rights," Dr. Harsha expressed

The upcoming tour, featuring lectures, film screenings, and interactive sessions on animal rights and welfare, aims to educate students and communities across colleges in North America.