Chhattisgarh to launch 'Gaudham Yojana' for stray cattle protection and curbing illegal trafficking
The Chhattisgarh government is set to launch the 'Gaudham Yojana', a new cattle protection scheme with a special focus on curbing illegal trafficking and ensuring the safety of stray cattle. Designed by the Livestock Development Department, each 'Gaudham' facility will be capable of housing up to 200 cattle, including those seized during illegal transportation or smuggling. Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai stated that this initiative aims to ensure livestock safety while also providing a regular source of income for cowherds and cattle attendants, addressing both animal welfare and economic aspects for rural communities.
Key Points
- Chhattisgarh government will launch the 'Gaudham Yojana' for cattle protection.
- The scheme's primary focus is on preventing illegal cattle trafficking and ensuring stray cattle safety.
- Each 'Gaudham' facility will have a capacity to house up to 200 cattle.
- The initiative also aims to create income opportunities for cowherds and cattle attendants.
Exam Facts
- Scheme name: 'Gaudham Yojana'.
- State: Chhattisgarh.
- Focus: Curbing illegal trafficking and ensuring safety of stray cattle.
- Chief Minister: Vishnu Deo Sai.
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