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Punjab revokes livestock transit levy, ending Kashmir mutton supply crisisKashmir's severe mutton shortage has ended after the Punjab government lifted an illegal levy on livestock transport vehicles. Following in...- A cave in Israel reveals a forgotten society that lived 400,000 years ago and buried its deadA remarkable prehistoric cave, sealed for 400,000 years, has been unearthed in northern Israel. Archaeologists discovered ancient tools and...
- Over 100-year-old cooperative society transforming lives of farmers in PunjabA century-old cooperative in Punjab's Hoshiarpur district is empowering farmers with loans, equipment rentals, and ultra-low-cost biogas. T...
- BSF member abducted by Bangladeshi smugglersPrakash returns unharmed in evening
- 70 percent of the 443 kilometre India-Bangladesh border in Meghalaya fenced, says the BSFMeghalaya Frontier BSF Inspector General Hardeep Singh said that the remaining work is also expected to be completed soon but clearance fro...
- You don't get water even if you are ready to pay for itThis drought has been the worst ever in Maharashtra, feel many—not just water but food shortage puts human and cattle life into jeopardy.
- India, Bangladesh discuss militancy, border tension with PakistanBSF during talks with its Bangladeshi counterpart, discussed the matter and both have agreed to place mechanisms to prevent militants from ...
- Gau seva enters India Inc’s CSR stable, companies spending big money on cow upkeepAt least half a dozen firms, including Tata Power and Alembic Pharma, are spending a portion of their CSR spend on gaushala maintenance or ...
- Haryana tags 89% cattle in 'Gaushalas'The chief minister, Manohar Lal, today disclosed this after discussions with his Good Governance Associates and Administrative Secretaries.
- Central team tours drought-hit areas,Maha seeks Rs 4,000 crore aidA Central team is on a two-day visit to Maharashtra to assess the damage in drought-hit areas, after the state government sought a relief p...
- Drought can result in law and order problems in Maharashtra: Sharad PawarPawar today said he will seek a meeting with Modi to impress upon him the seriousness of drinking water scarcity and drought situation in M...
- Farmers in a fix, can neither sell, nor keep livestockThe three worst affected districts — Osmanabad, Beed and Latur — have already reported unavailability of adequate fodder for nearly 22 lakh...
- This holiday, go 'Glamping' in Kohima's first-of-its-kind luxury mobile campIf you want a touch of luxury while enjoying the Hornbill Festival then go 'Glamping' in Kohima with holiday packages from The Ultimate T...
- Ceasefire violations: J&K CM Omar Abdullah meets affected people, assures all helpOmar said he has given directions for establishing temporary camps for cattle as also arranging fodder and medical facilities for affected ...
- VHP organises medical camps in Jammu, 1,400 patients treatedVHP organised three-day long free medical camps in the flood-hit state and provided medical aid to around 1,400 patients in different areas...
- Maharashtra gives extension to the cattle camps in the state till September 30There are about 1.75 lakh cattle in the cattle camps. These 13 talukas fall in the perennially drought-prone areas of the state.
- Help at hand for disaster struck animals in MaharashtraUnder the immediate response scheme, WSPA selected three cattle camps in Ashti block and Beed block, where it has been working to deliver s...
- Cane sold as fodder may cut sugar output furtherMaharashtra govt is paying an attractive price for fodder to be supplied to cattle camps that will be organised to mitigate distress arisin...
- Punjab to give 1200 tonnes of free fodder to BiharThe Punjab government will make available 1200 tonnes of free fodder to flood-hit Bihar facing one of the worst deluges in several years.
- Fodder banks and depots for drought affected areasThe Uttar Pradesh government has constituted a committee for setting up of fodder banks and depots to ensure cattle-feed availability in dr...
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