Camel rides are the main attraction at the famous annual Pushkar Fair for both domestic and overseas tourists. The prohibition is imposed in view of the prevalent Lumpy Skin Disease in bovines and Glanders in horses.
October 25, 2022The seriousness of the outbreak is demonstrated by the approximately 21 percent decrease in milk output that Rajasthan has seen in August.
September 24, 2022To check spread of Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD), the Jammu and Kashmir government, on Thursday, imposed blanket nban on import of bovines from neighbouring states and inter-district movement of bovines within the UT for any purpose, till 25 October.
September 22, 2022Sources in the state government said that the chief minister would be closely monitoring such cases from now onwards and was likely to take a review of such cases in the near future.
August 24, 2022While reviewing the ongoing operations to prevent African Swine Fever, a Group of Ministers said that the guidelines of the "Prevention and Control of Infectious and Contagious Diseases in Animals Act, 2009" should be implemented in letter and spirit and the movement of pigs should be strictly banned.
August 23, 2022While over 2 lakh cattle have been treated by various therapies mainly Goat Pox vaccine and isolation and quarantine by villagers, one lakh bovines are still afflicted with the viral infection.
August 11, 2022After inaugurating Gau Sadan at Sunni in Shimla district, he said the government was providing an assistance of Rs 500 per cow per month to the Gau Sadans in the state under the Gau Vansh Yojna.
January 17, 2022IndiGau will have practical utility in the government schemes to achieve the goal of conservation of the indegenous breeds with better characters
August 14, 2021PM Modi sat down with the women who pick plastic from garbage and also extended a helping hand to them.
September 11, 2019While demanding a CBI probe into the incident, Dubey, who represents the Godda constituency, had called the decision “personal”.
June 16, 2018An officiating Commandant of the Border Security Force (BSF), who was seriously injured in an attack by cattle smugglers in Tripura on Sunday night, succumbed to his injuries at a hospital in Kolkata, BSF sources said on Friday. “Officiating Commandant Deepak Kumar Mondal of 145th Battalion of BSF has expired in a private hospital in …
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October 20, 2017The Supreme Court on Thursday did not put on hold an order banning the sale of cattle for slaughter but sought an explanation from the government if the controversial notification, which has invited widespread opposition — even from within the BJP, was unconstitutional and violated the right to food, privacy and personal liberty of Indian …
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June 15, 2017On 23 May the Government of India issued rules regulating the cattle market. Kerala went ballistic and, without anyone having read or understood the rules, issued threats against the government of India. Members of the Congress party went so far as to slaughter a baby cow in public and distribute the meat to equally vicious …
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June 10, 2017Rubbishing reports of trouble in the Northeast following the Centre's notification on cow slaughter, Union minister Kiren Rijiju on Saturday said nobody was facing any difficulty in the region over the matter. Charging the Congress and "pseudo secular" groups with raising an "obsolete issue", he asked media persons to visit the north eastern states like Assam, …
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June 10, 2017So low is the credibility of the Central government on matters with even a tinge of religion at play, that only the “saffron” section of society will accept at face value the new regulations on the sale of cattle at regular markets ~ animals intended for slaughter have to be bought elsewhere, from unspecified sources. …
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May 30, 2017West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday criticised Centre and refused to accept its recent notification banning the sale of cattle for the purpose of slaughter. "I am against any ban on cattle slaughter. We won't accept the Centre's decision, it's unconstitutional. We will fight against it legally," Mamata said. "Decision to ban sale …
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May 29, 2017The Centre's decision to ban the sale and purchase of cattle from animal markets for slaughter has evinced a positive response from cow shelters which have termed it as an "appropriate step" in the "right direction". The chairman of Lucknow-based Shri Lakshman Gaushala, Prabhu Jalan, said the new rules would help in tackling rampant cattle …
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May 27, 2017