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Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University plans to set up a centre of excellence in Ludhiana, Punjab, to tackle the fodder crisis affecting dairy animals and gaushala cattle. The university stated that the facility will address shortages and improve feed availability. Officials said the initiative will help dairy farmers manage nutrition issues and reduce fodder costs.
Hindustan Times
Four abandoned pedigree dogs are struggling to adjust to life in a kennel in Ludhiana, Punjab. Caretakers stated that the dogs find it difficult to cope with the sudden change in their environment. Officials noted that proper veterinary care will…
Daily Excelsior
On Wednesday, a central team visited Samba, Kathua and Jammu districts to evaluate the status of lumpy skin disease. The team assessed the livestock health situation. They also reviewed measures being undertaken to control the disease in Jammu and Kashmir.
dairynews.today
Researchers evaluated advice provided on YouTube in Hindi. This guidance focused on mastitis and was intended for dairy farmers in India.
PIB
India’s Press Information Bureau announced that an artificial‑intelligence system has been introduced to monitor cattle grazing in hilly regions. The technology uses sensors and imaging to track herd movements and…
PIB
The Government of India announced on a set of measures aimed at bolstering veterinary services, widening the reach of dairy cooperatives, and improving the management of stray…
PIB
The Indian government announced a programme to enhance the dairy and livestock sector. The initiative involves constructing additional infrastructure, introducing digital reforms, and expanding veterinary services.
