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Andaman Begins Pig Vaccination After Classical Swine Fever Outbreak
Authorities in the Andaman islands started vaccinating pigs. This preventative measure follows an outbreak of Classical Swine Fever in the region.
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8.5-kg python rescued with 200-gram tumour in its mouth in Chhattisgarh; doctors operate for over 2 hours
In Chhattisgarh, an 8.5-kilogram python was rescued with a 200-gram growth inside its mouth. Veterinarians performed a surgery lasting more than two hours to remove the mass.
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Central Team reviews Lumpy Skin Disease situation in J&K
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.
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Researchers assess Hindi YouTube mastitis advice for Indian dairy farmers
Researchers evaluated advice provided on YouTube in Hindi. This guidance focused on mastitis and was intended for dairy farmers in India.
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Third Muslim man dies in hospital after attack over suspected cattle smuggling
A third Muslim man died in the hospital. He had been attacked previously over suspicions of cattle smuggling.
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Centre proposes doubling bank guarantee for vet…
On October 13, 2026, the central government proposed an increase to the bank guarantee amount required for veterinary colleges. This adjustment would raise the existing financial assurance to twice its current level.
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Fredna Introduces India’s First Dedicated Veterinary CBCT Machine
Fredna Dental Systems launched India’s first dedicated veterinary cone-beam computed tomography system. Through Fredna Vet Diagnostics, the company expanded its advanced dental and maxillofacial 3D imaging expertise into veterinary healthcare. This new medical imaging equipment is intended for use in…
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Sector 3 Panchkulas govt vet hospital to get upgrades, including Rs 25-lakh ambulance, ECG machine
On October 13, 2026, the government veterinary hospital in Sector 3, Panchkula, received approval for facility upgrades. The improvements include a new electrocardiogram machine and a vehicle valued at 25 lakh rupees for animal transport.
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Rajasthan set to formulate its first dedicated state veterinary policy
Rajasthan announced plans to create its initial state-level veterinary policy. The upcoming framework will be the first of its kind for the region.
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Indian Army Extends Veterinary Support to Villagers in Budgam, Distributes Essential Medicines
The Indian Army provided veterinary assistance to residents in Budgam. Military personnel examined local livestock and handed out necessary medical supplies.
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Veterinary interns protest low, uneven stipends; IVRI students seek Rs 25000 a month
Veterinary interns at the Indian Veterinary Research Institute staged a protest demanding higher and standardized monthly allowances. The students requested a revised payment of Rs 25,000 per month due to dissatisfaction with inadequate and inconsistent compensation.
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Classical Swine Fever Confirmed in Pigs in Car Nicobar; Deaths Also Reported in Sri Vijaya Puram, 20,000
Classical Swine Fever has been confirmed among pigs in Car Nicobar, alongside reported fatalities in Sri Vijaya Puram. The affected region involving approximately 20,000 animals is currently experiencing these disease outbreaks.
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State set to launch 375 fair price vet med shops
The state government announced plans to open 375 veterinary medicine shops offering discounted products. These outlets are intended to provide affordable healthcare supplies for animals.
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