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A large number of high class mares, two years olds young stock was
seen at these district shows, particularly at Aligarh and Bulandshahr.
A sum of Rs.6,434 was realized during the year on account of branding
and covering fees and credited to Government.
In order to encourage horse breeding in the remaining districts 9
one-day horse shows were held at Dewalheri, Doodhla and Pandukheri in
Saharanpur district, Etah, Qasimpur in Budaun district, Katra and
Khandar in Shahjahanpur district, Aonla in Bareilly district and
Babuganj in Partabgarh district, and a sum of Rs. 1,022 was awarded in
prizes.
III—Goat-breeding
35. The work on the improvement of Jumnapari goats in the Etawah
district is progressing At the close of the year there were 424 goats
(34 bucks and 390 nannies) under Government subsidy in 37 villages in
the Jumna and Chambal tracts of the district.
The annual goat show was held at Chakarnagar on 28th February,
1941; 2,000 goats were exhibited and a sum of Rs. 625 was awarded as
prizes in cash and kind to the selected exhibits. A milking competition
was also held at the show in which the average daily milk yield recorded
by the first prize winner amounted to 8 lbs.
In order to improve village goats in other districts of the province the
results of the breeding work at Etawah were extended to the following
districts:—
(1) Agra.
(2) Aligarh.
(3) Bulandshahr.
(4) Muzaffarnagar,
(5) Meerut.
(6) Saharanpur.
(7) Mainpuri and
(8) Fyzabad.
Fifty eight Jumnapari bucks were distributed to these districts
through the Rural Development Organizations at a nominal charge of
Rs.5 per buck.
IV—Sheep-breeding
Table XI.
36. The breeding experiments conducted at the Government Sheep
Farm, Bodhpura, district Jalaun, were continued
during the year and the original policy of cross-
breeding with the Bikaner strain was followed. The work has been in
existence for 3 years and considerable knowledge has been obtained on
the subject. Progress has been made in the study of individual fleeces
upon which results future breeding policy will be based.
The work of crossing the Jalaun ewes with the Bikaner rams has
revealed a very considerable improvement in quality and quantity of the
fleece in even the first generation. The beneficial results on the wool of
regular dipping is also apparent. Demonstrations on the methods of
dipping and the improved methods of shearing sheep were given to local
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breeders who were invited to attend the farm on the occasion of these
functions.
The farm was unfortunate in having 4 visitations of sheep-pox during
the year. This caused a severe set back to our breeding programme and
accounted for 60 seizures and 34 deaths. Ovination was carried out with
a vaccine prepared by the Mysore Serum Institute twice, but the results
were not satisfactory and offered no protection against the disease. The
Deputy Director, Imperial Veterinary Research Institute, Mukteswar,
deputed an officer in December, 1940, to investigate the disease. A
vaccine was prepared at the Institute and 150 sheep were vaccinated on
the 27th and 28th January, 1941. No fresh outbreak has occurred after
this vaccination.
The number of sheep on the farm at the end of the year under report
was as follows :—
Bikaner rams
Jalaun rams
Bikaner ewes
Jalaun ewes
Cross-bred ewes
Bikaneer lambs
Jalaun lambs
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Total
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
17
4
165
59
9
61
29
888
CHAPTER VII
FAIRS AND SHOWS
Fairs and Shows —
Table VII.
37. In addition to the 36 one-day cattle and horse shows mentioned
in paragraphs 29 and 34 of the report 22 cattle,
horse, goats and poultry shows and exhibitions were
held during the year and attended by the officers
and subordinate staff of the department. There were in addition 277
small cattle fairs and shows organized in connexion with the rural deve-
lopment work which were also attended by the staff of the department.
CHAPTER VIII
PROPOGANDA
Propaganda.
38. Veterinary exhibits were displayed at a number of fairs and
shows, the chief being Batesar, district Agra, Dewa
fair, district Bara Banki, Babuganj fair, district
Partabgarh, Ram Kot fair and Mahmudabad exhibition, district Sitapur,
Gola Gokaran Nath, district Kheri, Gauria Kalan, district Unao, Debi
Patan fair, district Gonda and Chilwaria fair, district Bahraich.
Departmental films on rinderpest and its control, the exhibition of good
breeds of cattle were displayed at Batesar fair, district Agra, Dewa fair,
district Bara Banki, Babuganj fair, district Partabgarh, Ram Kot fair and
Mahmudabad exhibition, district Sitapur, Gola Gokaran Nath fair, district)
Kheri and Chilwaria exhibition, district Bahraich. The films aroused
great interest among the rural public and much useful propaganda work
was done.
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Lectures were delivered by the members of the staff on the different
cattle diseases, and pamphlets were distributed dealing with the same in
the languages of the province.
CHAPTER IX
EXPENDITURE
Expenditure - Table
IX.
39. The total expenditure of the department during the year under
report was Rs.5,29,248 against Rs.5,14,775 in the
year preceding. The receipts for the year amounted
to Rs. 1,33,597 against Rs. 1,31,456 in the previous
year.
CHAPTER X
ESTABLISHMENT
40. The superior staff consisted of: —
(a) One Director.
(b) Three Circle Superintendents.
(c) One Veterinary Investigation Officer.
Establishment—
Table X.
The strength of the subordinate veterinary staff at the end of the year
was as follows :—
Veterinary Inspectors (including 1 in the Tarai and Bhabar Government
Estates and 2 temporary, incharge of stockmen's training classes at
Lucknow and Agra)
..
..
..
..
..
Veterinary assistant surgeons attached to headquarters
..
Veterinary assistant surgeons employed in
districts
..
..
Stockmen (Animal Husbandry Section)
..
..
..
..
Stockmen (Rural Development Section) ..
..
..
..
Laboratory Assistants and Compounders ..
..
..
..
Total
29
7
191
25
146
6
404
Casualties in the staff.
41. There were 3 retirements, 2 resignations, 3 deaths, 1 removal
from service and 1 transfer to the Imperial Veteri-
nary Research Institute, among the subordinate
staff of the department, making a total of 10 casualties during the year.
Lectures on live-stock,
welfare and epidemic
diseases.
42. Seven hundred and fifty-four lectures were delivered by the Sub-
ordinate staff to adult schools, co-operative super-
visors' training classes, adult teachers night schools,
agriculture middle schools, vernacular middle
schools, upper primary schools, primary schools, co-
operative inspectors' class, patwari schools, normal schools, rural develop-
ment organisers' classes, Government Intermediate College, Etawah, Agra
Agricultural Rajput College, Agriculture Schools at Bulandshahr and
Gorakhpur, Agricultural College, Cawnpore, and Ahirs and villagers.
The lectures dealt with the advantages of preventive medicine, inoculation,
castration and segregation, against the various cattle contagious diseases,
animal husbandry, first aid, common ailments and their treatment and the
economic importance of live-stock to the country.
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Besides, 28, 605 lectures on improvement of cattle and cattle diseases
were delivered by the staff of the department in the rural development
villages.
Training.
43. Two veterinary assistant surgeons underwent post-graduate
training at the Imperial Veterinary Research Insti-
tute, Mukteswar, during the year—one for 3 months
and the other for 9 months. One Veterinary Inspector received advanced
training in animal husbandry at the Agricultural Research Institute,
Delhi, its sub-station at Karnal and at the Imperial Veterinary Research
Institute, Izatnagar. Twenty-six selected candidates were sent to the
Bengal and Bihar Veterinary Colleges as United Provinces stipendiary
students and one private candidate undergoing training in the 3rd year
classs at the Bihar Veterinary College was awarded a stipend to enable
him to continue his course at that College.
One hundred and one candidates qualified as stockmen and were posted
to different districts to assist the subordinate veterinary staff in connec-
tion with rural development work and disease control in cattle welfare
units.
Tours of Veterinary
inspectors.
44. The Veterinary Inspectors toured on an average for 172 days in
the year, visiting 3,591 villages during their tours.
CHAPTER XI
GENERAL RENMARKS
Improvement in re-
porting of diseases.
45. In addition to the existing reporting agencies, i.e. Patwaries and
village Chaukidars, a further improvement has been
effected during the year in the system of reporting
diseases by entrusting the work to the village
Mukhias.
Special tract scheme.
46. The work in connection with the Special Tract Scheme remained
in abeyance during the year for want of qualified
assistants.
Rural Development
work.
47. The Cattle Welfare Unit Scheme is in operation in all the dis-
tricts of the province in areas selected by the
department in collaboration with the District Rural
Development Associations.
Out of 181 temporary posts of stockmen sanctioned in connection with
the scheme 146 have been filled, the remaining 35 vacancies will be filled
in 1941-42 from the candidates under training.
Stockmen are proving useful adjuncts to the regular staff in providing
first-aid to live-stock and in extending the activities of the department to
the interior of villages, in treating minor ailments and in keeping touch
with the disease situation in remote areas hitherto unexplored.
In the course of their tours the staff visited 20,529 villages, attended
1,293 outbreaks of cattle diseases, inoculated 144,068 cattle, castrated
48,877, treated 121,416 animals, attended 277 exhibitions and delivered
28,605 lectures on the improvement of cattle and the control of cattle
diseases.
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Awardal of sanads.
48. In recognition of the help rendered by Babu Chidda Singh, son
of Babu Kunwar Singh of village Rathgaon, district
Etawah, in advancing the interest of inoculation
during the year a sanad was awarded to him by the department.
Pandit Bhola Datt, Patwari of Walla-Boraroe and Thakur Kusal
Singh, Rural Development Organizer, Someshwar, district Almora, ren-
dered valuable assistance to the staff of the department in carrying out
treatment of. cattle in the locality, which was very much appreciated.
Migration of cattle
from outside the prov-
ince.
49. No unusual activity has been reported during the year in connec-
tion with the migration of cattle from outside the
province to the grazing areas of the United
Provinces.
Rinderpest vaccine
manufacturing centre.
50. The rinderpest vaccine centre at Lucknow was busily engaged in
the production of vaccine during the year ; 307,025
doses of vaccine were issued in different forms to
the various centres for the control of rinderpest in
the province. Further experiments conducted on the scarification method
of vaccination yielded results to justify its adoption on a large scale in the
field.
51. I wish to record my appreciation of the services the staff of this
section has rendered during the year and for the promptness with which
the demands for vaccine were met on all occasions. I also wish to record
my appreciation of the services rendered by the staff incharge of live-stock
improvement in the Western districts of the province who, under the
guidance of the Circle Superintendent, Sardar Sahib S. Udam Singh,
worked to my entire satisfaction. Also I acknowledge the services
rendered by the senior members of my office and camp staff who worked
hard and conscientiously during the year.
10th July, 1941.
T. J. EGAN,
Director, Veterinary
Services,
United Provinces.
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TABLE I
Statistics of mortality from contagious diseases and other causes among Live-stock in the United Provinces
during 1940-41
1
Year
Total for 1940-41
Total for 1939-40
Total for 1938-39
Equines
2
Glanders
4
1
4
3
Surra
31
36
72
4
Dourine
..
..
..
5
Anthrax
6
2
9
6
Other
contagious and
parasitic diseases
40
57
106
7
Total
81
96
191
8
Other causes
299
317
254
Cattle
9
Rinderpest
6,701
12,273
13,725
10
Haemorrhagic Septi-
oaeinia
2,644
4,219
4,888
11
Foot and Mouth
363
891
564
12
Black Quarter
468
465
943
13
Anthrax
349
350
826
14
Surra
15
63
119
15
Other
contagious and
parasitic diseases
195
222
418
16
Total
10,730
18,473
21,483
17
Other causes
1,601
1,516
2,090
Buffaloes
18
Rinderpest
6,701
15,671
13,635
19
Haemorrhagic Septi-
caemia
4,223
6,210
7,114
20
Foot and Mouth
66
198
189
21
Black Quarter
165
165
182
22
Anthrnx
75
100
172
23
Surra
9
2
18
24
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
254
142
257
25
Total
11,493
22,488
21,517
26
Other causes
666
811
595
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TABLE I—(concluded)
Statistics of mortality from contagious diseases and other causes among Live-stock in the United Provinces
during 1940-41—(concluded)
1
Year
Total for 1940-41
Total for 1939-40
Total for 1938-39
Sheep
27
Anthrax
6
30
304
28
Sheep'pox
296
268
1
29
Pleuro-Pneumonia
12
1
..
30
Foot and Mouth
2
..
30
31
Soab
19
15
25
32
Other
contagious and
parasitic diseases.
141
123
259
33
Total
476
442
649
34
Other causes
271
298
286
Goats
35
Anthrax
11
..
..
36
Goat pox
244
72
179
37
Pleuro-Pnenuonia
13
16
6
33
Foot and Mouth
..
6
2
39
Scab
11
22
40
40
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
168
53
141
41
Total
447
169
363
42
Other causes
1,797
1,378
1,205
Dogs
43
Rabies
241
277
259
44
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
266
383
460
45
Total
507
660
749
46
Other causes
307
293
400
Camels
47
Surra
18
11
14
48
Mange
9
6
13
49
Pleuro-Pneumonia
3
2
1
50
Other
contagious and
parasitic diseases
..
2
7
51
Total
30
21
35
52
Other causes
35
32
23
All Animals
53
Total
(Contagious
diseases)
23,764
42,349
44,992
54
Total (Other Causes)
4,976
4,650
4,855
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TABLE II
Summary of results of preventive inoculation in the United Provinces during 1940-41
Name of
disease against
which inocula-
tion was
undertaken
1
Rinderpest ..
Ditto ..
Ditto ..
Ditto ..
Ditto ..
Method of
inoculation
2
By serum alone
methed.
By Goat Tiesue
Virus.
By
Goat
Tissue Virus
uncholro-
formed.
By
Goat
Tissue Virus
chloroform-
ed.
By serum si-
multaneous.
Source of product
3
Imperial
Veterinary
Research Institute,
Izatnagar (Bareilly.)
Virus prepared at the
Central Laboratory,
Lucknow.
Lucknow Central Labo-
ratory, Lucknow.
Virus prepared at the
Central Laboratory,
Lucknow.
Imperial
Veterinary
Research Institute,
Izatnagar (Bareilly),
and Central Labora-
tory, Lucknow.
Number of outbreaks in which
inoculation
was undertaken
4
23
846
138
38
23
Number of villages affected
in these outbreaks
5
42
956
148
38
27
Bovine population of affected
villages
6
11,541
302,738
56,009
17,546
6,103
Number of animals
which died uninocu-
lated in course of
outbreaks
Bovines
7
629
8,297
904
268
139
Eqaines
8
..
..
..
..
Others
9
56
56
6
..
..
Number of animals
inoculated
Bovines
10
2,368
157,252
29,621
9,288
1,751
Equines
11
..
..
..
..
Others
12
132
231
25
25
1,622
Number of
inoculated
animals
which died
of the
disease
Bovines
13
8
65
9
..
5
Equines
14
..
..
..
..
Others
15
1
2
..
..
46
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Haemorrhagic
Septicaemia.
Ditto
Blackquarter
Anthrax
Do.
Sheep pox
By serum alone
By Vaccine
By
serum
alone.
Ditto
By spore vac-
cine.
Vaccine
Imperial
Veterinary
Research Institute,
Izatnagar (Bareilly).
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Ditto
Mysore Serum Institute.
Bangalore and Impe-
rial Veterinary Re-
search Institute, Izat-
nagar (Bareilly).
Grand total for 1940-41
Grand total for 1939-10
Grand total for 1933-39
653
232
53
33
..
5
2,049
3,359
3,429
802
393
66
49
..
5
2,525
4,108
4,300
229,401
194,907
14,860
16,285
250
1,046
650,686
1,304,275
1,251,946
4,479
817
356
406
..
16,295
33,144
33,002
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
10
..
..
..
..
54
182
217
237
94,391
..
7,346
5,715
200
422,959
586,197
537,124
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
5
259
..
..
..
..
752
3,046
1,675
3,821
6
..
..
..
..
..
93
321
579
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
2
51
3
12
( 17 )
III
at the Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries during the year 1940-41
Grand
total of in-patients
and
out-patients
treated during the
year
8,555
25,694
23,413
20,929
19,144
22,764
14,411
16,882
10,408
17,672
9,779
20,823
13,107
15,146
12,597
13,908
13,262
15,679
17,466
8,698
19,448
6,802
6,078
8,419
6,921
11,996
16,124
8,133
4,799
10,933
20,733
10,760
8,156
22,857
7,039
8,074
13,787
11,872
13,493
11,634
14,301
5,117
7,190
18,250
11,510
10,884
10,813
8,053
633,513
579,294
529,761
Total number of cases
supplied with medi-
cine
but
not brought
to justitutions
2,570
4,115
2,081
2,543
1,297
2,395
1,176
4,933
1,996
159
877
3,026
1,265
2,529
1,363
2,510
1,559
3,847
1,016
373
829
1,632
594
2,131
1,231
310
3,037
513
150
813
2,949
2,612
803
3,602
5,144
2,120
1,439
1,237
1,747
1,337
1,252
446
629
2,859
1,372
432
364
382
83,596
87,302
85,940
Castrations performed
Bovises
471
8,172
2,491
2,457
1,941
1,845
1,197
592
2,424
5,532
2,507
2,398
3,748
1,915
1,691
1,742
2,423
2,025
3,948
2,431
3,772
985
1,400
2,233
1,469
4,331
2,887
2,618
2,281
3,738
5521
3,067
1,917
464
143
150
4,757
3,909
6,007
3,805
5,198
529
2,619
5,761
6,319
5,516
4,151
2,984
135,465
115,268
96,726
Equines
2
14
31
18
34
47
3
81
2
13
38
11
5
8
10
1
7
8
2
4
30
..
4
..
2
2
4
4
3
1
9
6
3
61
5
6
6
4
6
3
7
..
7
4
2
4
5
1
527
450
802
Others
219
657
78
108
127
232
139
282
289
211
290
163
277
213
178
298
201
189
208
188
185
64
51
15
31
27
298
484
218
71
988
268
461
117
81
118
343
41
243
303
625
22
243
544
56
83
124
283
10,949
9,779
8,618
Total
692
3,843
2,600
2,583
2,102
2,124
1,339
955
2,715
5,756
2,835
2,567
4,030
2,136
1,879
2,041
2,631
2,222
4,158
2,623
3,987
1,049
1,455
2,248
1,502
4,360
3,189
3,106
2,502
3,810
6,618
3,331
2,381
642
229
274
5,105
8,954
6,261
4,116
5,830
551
2,869
6,309
6,377
5,603
4,280
3,273
146,942
125,497
106,146
Receipts
Rs.
4,629
..
..
2,870
..
5,860
672
1,845
643
1.683
2,997
2,499
2,879
6,123
55
1,106
34
1,538
707
165
611
2,132
..
..
867
42
1,157
1,689
..
757
1,219
5,568
1,078
1,430
138
972
860
..
..
91
1,899
1,016
813
1,488
67
7
419
..
60,131
92,565
a.
10
5
14
0.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
2
0
0
2.
0
5
1
0
14
0
1
0
0
0
0
6
9
0
6
9
0
0
0
0
8
15
12
10
2
p.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Expenditure
Rs
9,040 1
18,083
11,211
13,454
7,936
14,897
10,110
12,635
5,154
6,024
6,710
7,809
8,176
13,607
4,648
5,449
9,076
11,585
12,412
4,824
12,618
6,525
4,820
6,718
6.151
6,791
6,521
5,751
2,385
8,929
11,598
5,559
6,294
19,930
4,079
6,869
6,632
4,106
7,007
5,065
7,429
3,330
6,262
6,704
4,857
5,359
6,018
4,766
3,74,973
3,50,369
a.
4
0
0
8
0
8
0
10
0
0
0
0
9
0
0
2
0
0
1
14
15
15
8
7
0
0
0
8
0
0
0
0
0
7
0
9
12
0
1
5
0
0
0
7
7
0
9
0
9
0
p.
0
0
0
9
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
6
2
0
0
9
6
6
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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TABLE
Statement showing the number of animals treated and castrated
District
Dehra Dun ..
Saharanpur
..
Muzaffarnagar ..
Meerut .. ..
Bulandshahr ..
Aligarh
.. ..
Muttra
..
..
Agra
..
..
Mainpuri .. ..
Etah .. ..
Bareilly .. ..
Bijnor
.. ..
Budaun .. ..
Moradabad ..
Shahjahanpur ..
Pilibhit
.. ..
Farrukhabad
..
Etawah .. ..
Cawnpore .. ..
Fatehpur .. ..
Allahabad
..
Jhansi
.. ..
Jalaun
..
..
Hamirpur
..
Banda
..
..
Benares .. ..
Mirzapur
..
..
Jaunpur
.. ..
Ghazipur .. ..
Ballia
..
..
Gorakhpur ..
Basti .. ..
Azamgarh
..
..
Naini Tal .. ..
Almora
.. ..
Garhwal ..
..
Lucknow ..
..
Unao
.. ..
Rae Bareli ..
Sitapur
.. ..
Hardoi
..
..
Kheri .. ..
Fyzabad ..
..
Gonda
..
..
Bahraich .. ..
Sultanpur ..
Partabgarh ..
Bara Banki ..
Total
..
Total in 1939-40 ..
Total in 1938-39 ..
Number of Vete-
rinary Assistant
Surgeons em-
ployed.
2(a)
5(a)
6(d)
1(e)
5(c)
7(a)
6(«)
5(a)
3(a)
4(a)
3(a)
5(a)
4(a)
6(a)
4(a)
3(a)
4(a)
6(a)
5(a)
3(a)
4(a)
3(a)
3(a)
3(a)
5(a)
2(a)
4(a)
3(a)
2(a)
3(a)
8(a)
4(a)
4(a)
6(a) & (f)
3(a)
4(b)
3(a)
4(a)
4(a)
4(a)
4(a)
2(a)
3(a)
3(6)
3(a)
3(a)
3(a)
2(a)
190
190
184
Number of vil-
lages
visited
by Veterinary
Assistant Sur-
geons.
305
815
1,115
670
736
1,214
699
705
348
232
253
454
400
443
319
453
693
877
914
467
668
365
262
230
474
253
401
467
304
252
545
420
563
736
444
693
392
394
663
614
462
299
175
490
184
323
563
815
24,076
22,265
19,387
Castrations performed
Bovines
331
642
1,647
958
712
1,101
711
526
871
121
498
500
599
309
623
1,099
2,369
688
835
109
974
419
561
557
294
143
1,253
618
195
276
694
464
347
340
197
598
236
1,114
1,160
844
396
293
157
1,124
862
260
2,853
471
32,399
26,109
18,968
Equines
..
..
2
2
6
2
..
2
..
2
2
..
..
..
3
9
..
..
1
..
1
..
..
8
..
..
..
..
..
..
1
..
1
2
8
2
..
..
..
..
..
..
1
..
..
..
..
..
44
273
92
Others
144
12
1
1
1
19
2
11
..
7
29
8
..
..
5
18
4
1
24
..
53
..
5
..
..
1
38
41
..
..
13
11
2
14
99
199
6
..
17
21
2
..
..
8
..
..
4
4
820
622
365
Total
475
654
1,650
991
718
1,122
713
539
871
130
529
503
599
303
631
1,126
2,373
669
910
109
1,028
419
566
560
294
144
1,291
559
195
276
708
475
350
356
299
799
242
1,114
1,177
865
398
293
158
1,132
362
260
2,857
475
83,263
27,004
19,426
(a) Also incharge of dispensaries.
(b) Two of them are also incharge of dispensaries.
(c) Four
(d) Five
(e) Six
ditto
ditto
ditto
ditto.
ditto.
ditto.
(f) Includes one Veterinary Inspector of Tarai and Bhabar Government Estates,
Who is also incharge of a dispensary.
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IV
by Veterinary Assistant Surgeons on tour during 1940-41
Treated for contagious diseases
Bovinces
631
1,674
891
1,154
412
418
672
430
136
557
674
452
496
185
709
6,843
285
882
1,434
2,098
8,264
574
382
2,383
7,235
103
4,612
230
514
765
3,557
488
169
1,629
2,090
2,649
191
936
950
486
552
784
527
469
584
282
749
808
58,695
68,875
72,233
Equines
..
..
18
..
1
5
1
24
..
14
4
..
4
..
..
..
7
2
3
5
..
1
4
..
2
..
..
..
..
..
3
..
..
1
..
1
..
..
13
..
3
..
10
15
..
..
..
..
141
221
493
Others
265
2
9
1
..
6
8
116
2
22
16
..
12
..
..
..
4
4
55
1
1
..
2
..
13
..
7
..
90
..
5
..
..
6
11
293
..
..
21
2
9
..
..
8
..
3
7
4
1,005
3,107
854
Total
896
1,676
918
1,155
413
429
681
570
138
593
694
452
512
185
709
6,843
296
888
1,492
2,104
3,265
575
338
2,383
7,250
103
4,619
230
604
765
3,565
488
169
1,636
2,101
2,943
191
936
984
488
564
784
537
492
284
285
756
812
59,841
72,203
73,490
Treated for non-contagious diseases
Bovines
1,958
1,297
2,878
1,403
826
1,575
1,182
962
1,566
726
905
1,878
963
709
1,865
3,900
1,468
1,038
2,528
237
959
703
235
422
485
818
1,558
2,138
394
626
825
662
1,006
2,213
542
3,755
216
2,339
1,159
783
803
1,746
495
4,030
231
835
196
520
60,608
49,020
33,323
Equines
53
25
91
40
128
127
127
399
52
53
106
17
33
12
48
251
55
75
261
23
20
29
9
1
42
..
100
38
16
30
22
8
3
130
41
1,182
16
17
102
63
59
14
27
199
..
143
48
40
4,375
4,979
4,260
Others
105
7
19
12
18
26
34
978
18
124
72
42
7
..
70
265
12
27
293
11
90
19
155
1
6
1
156
115
61
1
24
15
5
58
31
871
6
40
82
44
26
13
22
114
..
41
97
35
4,269
3,430
2,180
Total
2,116
1,329
2,988
1,455
972
1,728
1,343
2,339
1,636
903
1,083
1,937
1,003
721
1,983
4,416
1,535
1,140
3,082
271
1,069
751
399
424
533
819
1,814
2,291
471
657
871
685
1,014
2,401
614
5,808
238
2,446
1,343
890
888
1,773
544
4,343
231
1,019
341
595
69,252
57,429
39,763
Total number of
castrations per-
formed
and
cases treated
3,487
3,659
5,556
3,571
2,103
3,279
2,737
3,448
2,645
1,626
2,306
2,892
2,114
1,218
8,323
12,385
4,204
2,717
5,484
2,484
5,362
1,745
1,353
3,367
8,077
1,066
7,724
3,080
1,270
1,698
6,144
1,648
1,533
4,393
3,014
9,550
671
4,496
3,504
2,243
1,850
2,850
1,239
5,967
877
1,564
3,954
1,882
162,356
156,636
132,678
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