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Solutions are so obvious they need not be stated, and have actually been described well by commentators 1.1 and 2. Please read those if you haven't already.
And for all our Make in India pride we have relatively few pet owners who happily adopt Indian animals. (I've seen all kinds of foreign breeds including Siberian Huskies in Mumbai.)
It's horrendous that babies and children have been hurt. But a 'mass culling' is the laziest possible thought process, not to mention inherently completely unethical. It's evident that the human species is the most parasitic and destructive on the earth. We could well see a day when the rich and famous argue for a 'mass culling' of the rest of us. Let's be brighter than this please.
If you're a dog lover, adopt, don't shop!
There is a dire need to regulate breeding and sale of dogs.
Sterilization of stray as well as pet dogs is important.