In a significant step towards enhancing the development of animal husbandry and dairying in India, Purushottam Rupala, the Minister of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry, and Dairying, recently conducted a comprehensive review of progressive works and schemes in the department. The meeting brought together key stakeholders, including Union Minister of State, Dr. Sanjeev Balyan, and other officials, to assess the implementation and impact of various initiatives aimed at strengthening the sector.
The review meeting aimed to take stock of the ongoing schemes and projects designed to boost animal husbandry and dairying practices in the country. It provided a platform for the exchange of ideas, assessment of achievements, and identification of areas for improvement.
During the meeting, the ministers and officials discussed the progress of key schemes that aim to enhance livestock productivity, promote animal health, and uplift the economic status of farmers and dairy entrepreneurs. The review also focused on initiatives that seek to create sustainable livelihood opportunities, promote dairy entrepreneurship, and ensure the welfare of animals.
Additionally, the meeting provided an opportunity to deliberate on challenges faced by the sector and explore innovative solutions for the sustainable growth of animal husbandry and dairying in India. The ministers and officials emphasized the importance of technology adoption, capacity-building programs, and effective implementation strategies to maximize the benefits of various schemes.
Purushottam Rupala expressed his commitment to accelerating the pace of development in the animal husbandry and dairying sector and assured continued support for the welfare of farmers and livestock owners. He emphasized the role of animal husbandry and dairying in contributing to the country’s rural economy and achieving self-reliance in the dairy sector.
Dr. Sanjeev Balyan appreciated the department’s efforts and expressed confidence in achieving the objectives of various schemes for the betterment of farmers and the dairy industry.
