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Government; bulls seen at the shows. Leaflets on various aspects of
Animal Husbandry practices were distributed, foot-bath models exhibited
and their uses explained.
Forty-two young bulls were purchased at these fairs by the Cattle-
breeding Section of the Agriculture Department for stud purposes.
II— Horse-breeding
(i) Horse Stallions
Table VIC.
30. The year commenced with 83 stallions on the roll, 7 were pur-
chased during the year. Six stallions were sold
and 3 destroyed being unfit for further stud work.
The balance was 81 at the close of the year. Two thousand eight hundred
and forty-nine mares were covered by these stallions.
Stallion Depot.
31. The Stallion Depot, Moradabad, continues to be useful as a con-
valescent and treatment institution for stallions
returning from districts and also as a training
centre for newly purchased stallions before allocation to different stands.
(ii) Donkey Stallions
Table VIC.
32. At the beginning of the year there were 8 jacks on the roll, 1
was purchased, making 9 at the close of the year.
The number of coverings was 251.
Stallion stands.
33. Three new stallion stands were opened during the year, 1 in
Bulandshahr District, 1 in Bijnor District and 1 in
the Tarai and Bhabar Government Estates.
34. The annual horse shows were held along with the district exibi-
tions at Aligarh, Bulandshahr and Meerut (Nauchandi). Besides these
annual shows, 11 one-day stand horse shows were organized in selected
districts, Rs.3,560 was awarded at these show to owners of brood mares
and the progeny of Government stallions.
Rupees seven thousand two hundred and seventeen was realized as
branding and covering fees and credited to Government during the year
as against Rs.6,434 in the previous year.
In order to encourage horse-breeding in other districts of the Province
10 one-day horse shows were organized in Saharanpur, Bareilly, Shah-
jahanpur, Budaun, Partabgarh and Gorakhpur Districts.
III—Goat-breeding
35. The Jumnapari goat improvement scheme in the Etawah Dis-
trict is progressing. There were 366 goats 35 bucks and 331 nannies)
on subsidy at the close of the year.
At the annual goat show held at Chakarnagar on 12th March, 1942,
2,321 goats were exhibited ; 589 animals competed for prizes and Rs,538,
was awarded to selected goats. A challenge silver cup worth Rs.25 was
also awarded to the owner of the best subsidised flock of goats at the
show. A milking competition was also held.
In order to grade up village goats in other localities 88 bucks were
issued during the year as against 58 last year from Etawah District at a
nominal charge of Rs.5 per buck.
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Four bucks and 6 nanny goats were exhibited at the goat show
organized in connexion with the All-India Cattle Show at Delhi. 3
first, 1 second and 3 third prizes were awarded.
IV—Sheep-breeding
36. The breeding experiments at the Government Sheep Farm,
Bodhpura, district Jalaun, continued as outlined in the original breeding
policy, e.g. of cross-breeding local ewes with the Bikaner rams. The
following table shows the breeding results :
Type of ewes
Bikaner
..
..
..
Jalaun
..
..
..
Oross
..
..
..
Total ..
Average
number of
ewes present
during the
year
121
49
7
177
Totat
number
of birth
65
24
3
92
Percentage
Per cent.
54
49
43
52
To arrive at a definite conclusion it will be necessary to continue
this experiment for some time. The second generation shows marked
improvement in the progeny and the quality of the wool.
In order to improve the quality and quantity of wool in other suitable
localities rams were issued to :
1. The Allahabad Diatrict
2. The Rural Development Association, Mirzapur ..
3. The Rural Development Association, Mainpuri ..
4. The Rural Development Association, Ballia
..
5. The Rural Developmont Association, Jalaun
..
6. Local breeders In Jalaun District
..
..
.. 20 Bikaner rams.
..
2
„
„
.. 1
„
ram
.. 1
„
..12
„
rams
2
„ „
1 cross-bred
1 Jalaun ram
Sheep-pox contiuned to give trouble and occurred twice during the
year on the farm. As a prophylactic measure ovination of 122 sheep was
carried out with a sheep-pox vaccine prepared by the Imperial Veterinary
Research Institute, Mukteswar. The Deputy Director, Imperial Vete-
rinary Research Institute, Mukteswar, also visited the farm and observed
the reactions.
The number of sheep on the farm at the end of the year was as
follows :
Name of sheep
1. Bikaner
..
..
2. Jalaun
..
3.
Croas-brod
..
..
..
Total
..
Rams
50
5
10
65
Ewes
124
43
11
178
Lambs
38
..
17
55
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CHAPTER VII
FAIRS AND SHOWS
Fairs and shows.
Table VII.
37. In addition to the 27 one-day cattle shows and 24 horse shows
mentioned in paragraphs 29 and 34 of the report,
25 horse and cattle fairs and shows were held in the
different districts making a total of 52 cattle shows
in all. There were also 6 poultry shows and 3 goat shows held during the
year. The fairs were attended by the officers and subordinate staff of
the Department. The Batesar fair in Agra District was a great success,
Unlike other shows, the prizes were awarded by the District Board,
Agra.
CHAPTER VIII
PROPAGANDA
Propaganda.
38. A temporary post of a demonstrator has been sanctioned and is
attached to the propaganda section of the Rural
Development Department whose vans and facilities
are made available for the display of veterinary
exhibits and departmental films at fairs and shows.
Lectures were delivered by the members of the staff and pamphlets
distributed on different cattle diseases.
CHAPTER IX
EXPENDITURE
Expenditure. Table
IX.
39. The expenditure during the year was Rs.5,60,418 as against
Rs.5,29,248 in the previous year. The receipts
amounted to Rs.l,33,684 as against Rs.l,33,597
in the preceding year.
CHAPTER X
ESTABLISHMENT
40, The superior staff consisted of—
(a) One Director.
(b) Three Circle Superintendents.
(c) One Veterinary Investigation Officer (financed by the
Imperial Council of Agricultural Research).
Establishment.
Table X.
The strength of the subordinate veterinary staff
at the end of the year was as follows :
Assistant Disease Investigation Officer (Poultry) financed jointly by the
Imperial Council of Agricultural Research and the Provincial Govern-
ment
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
Veterinary Inspectors (inducting 1 in the Tarai and Bhabar Government
Estates, 1 temporary incharge of stockmen'a training class at Lucknow,
and one employed under the Veterinary Investigation Officer temporarily
for investigation work)
..
..
..
..
..
Veterinary Assistant Surgeons ..
..
..
..
..
Stockmen (Animal Husbandry Section) ..
..
..
..
Stockmen (Rural Development Section) ..
..
..
..
Compounders
..
..
..
..
Veterinary Demonstrator (temporary)
..
..
..
..
Total
„
1
29
226
25
169
6
1
457
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Casualties in the
staff.
41. There were 10 retirements, 1 resignation and 1 death among the
subordinate staff during the year. The Veterinary
Assistant Surgeon incharge of the Agricultural
College Veterinary Hospital, Cawnpore, was trans-
ferred to the Agriculture Department during the year. The services of
a re-employed Veterinary Inspector were terminated on the expiry of his
term of re-employment.
Lectures on live-
stock welfare and
epidemic diseases.
42. Seven hundred and eighty-eight lectures were delivered by the
subordinate staff to different institutions and
officers of other departments. Lectures were also
delievered to Ahirs. The lectures deult with the
advantages of preventive medicine, inoculation,
castration, animal husbandry, common ailments and treatment of
cattle.
Training.
43. One veterinary assistant surgeon underwent post-graduate
training at the Imperial Veterinary Research
Institute, Mukteswar, for 3 months, and 3 veter-
inary assistant surgeons were sent to the Punjab
Veterinary College, Lahore, on 9 months post-graduate training. One
veterinary assistant surgeon received special training in poultry diseases
for 4 months at the Imperial Veterinary Research Institute at Izatnagar.
Twenty-nine candidates were sent to the Bengal and Bihar Veterinary
Colleges as United Provinces stipendiary students. 35 candidates quali-
fied as stockmen and were offered appointments in connexion with Rural
Development work and disease control in cattle welfare units.
Tours of Veterinary
Inspectors.
44. The Veterinary Inspactors toured on an average 181 days
in the year, visiting 3,849 villages during their
tours.
CHAPTER XI
GENERAL REMARKS
45. On completion of the special course of poultry training at the
Imperial Veterinary Research Institute, Mukteswar, Mr. S. H. Qureshi
took over his duties as Assistant Disease Investigation Officer (Poultry)
in these Provinces on 13th February, 1942, he was on tour for 28 days
during the year. In accordance with the programme of work, as approved
by the Imperial Council of Agricultural Research, his work is so far
confined to a survey of the poultry problems in the Province before
undertaking any concrete investigation in collaboration with the Research
Officer (Poultry) at Mukteswar.
46. The scheme sanctioned in the previous year to utilize the services
of village mukhias in addition to patwaries for reporting cattle diseases
was dropped for financial reasons, except in districts where settlement,
record or revision operations are in progress.
Special Tract Scheme.
47. The Special Tract Scheme was made permanent during the year
and the staff employed did very useful work in the
immunisation of cattle against contagious diseases
in the Meerut circle.
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Rural Development
work.
43. The cattle welfare unit scheme is operating throughout the
Province in areas selected in colloboration with the
District Rural Development Associations. One
hundred and sixty-nine stockmen were employed at
the close of the year as against 181 sanctioned, Necessary steps are being
taken to complete the sanctioned strength.
The following duties were carried out by the staff in the rural develop-
ment villages :
(1) Villages visited
..
..
(2) Outbreaks attended
..
..
..
(3) Inoculations performed
..
..
..
(4) Castrations done
..
..
..
(5) Cases treated
..
..
..
..
(C) Lectures delivered ..
..
..
..
(7) Exhibitions attended
..
..
(8) Foot-baths
constrncted
..
..
..
29,215
5,123
2,72,032
64,147
2,10,547
38,891
297
291
Awardal of Sanad.
49. A certificate was awarded to Mr, Kanhai Singh, mukhia, Jagraj-
pur, district Agra, in recognition of assistance given
by him in advancing the cause of inoculation
among cattle and other departmental activities.
Rinderpest Vaccine
Centre.
50. The Rinderpest Vaccine Centre at Lucknow issued 4,21,950
doses of vaccine for the control of rinderpest in
the Province as against 3,07,025 doses in the
previous year. Six brews of dry goat-spleen
vaccine were manufactured during the year. The preliminary experiments
to determine the potency and immunising value of this type of vaccine
would indicate that the product possesses high antigenic value. Large-
scale experiments are in progress with this vaccine so as to ensure its safety
for general use in the field.
Appreciation of assis-
tance from officers and
staff.
51. I acknowledge the good work done by circle officers and the
district staff in preserving a high standard of health
among live-stock in their respective circles. I also
acknowledge the contribution made towards this
end by the members of the stuff of the vaccine centre at Lucknow whose
product maintained a high standard of efficacy during the year.
Also, I wish to record my appreciation of the assistance given by the
senior clerks and the camp staff of my office who worked to my entire
satisfaction during the year.
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 1941-42
1
Year
Total for 1941-42
Total for 1940-41
Total for 1939-40
Eqnines
2
Glanders
1
4
1
3
Surra
15
31
36
4
Dourine
..
..
..
5
Anthrax
..
6
2
6
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
98
40
57
7
Total
114
81
96
8
Other causes
264
299
317
Cattle
9
Rinderpest
4,539
6,701
12,273
10
Haemorrhagio Septi-
caemia
2,452
2,644
4,219
11
Foot-and-Mouth
515
363
891
12
Black quarter
773
463
465
13
Anthrax
308
349
350
14
Surra
10
15
53
15
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
283
195
222
16
Total
8,880
10,730
18,473
17
Other causes
1,295
1,601
1,516
Buffaloes
18
Rinderpest
4,766
6,701
15,671
19
Haemorrhagic Septi-
caemia
3,558
4,223
6,210
20
Foot-and-Mouth
182
66
198
21
Black Quarter
88
165
165
22
Anthrax
46
75
100
23
Surra
1
9
2
24
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
169
254
142
25
Total
8,810
11,493
22,488
26
Other causes
672
666
811
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TABLE I—(concluded)
Statistics of Mortality from Contagious Diseases and other causes among Live-Stock in the United Provinces
during 1941-42—(concluded)
1
Year
Total for 1941-42
Total for 1940-41
Total for 1939-40
Sheep
27
Anthrax
..
6
30
28
Sheep-pox
1
296
268
29
Pleuro-Pneumonia
25
12
1
30
Foot-and-Mouth
..
2
..
31
Soab
14
19
15
32
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases.
362
141
128
33
Total
402
476
442
34
Other causes
251
271
298
Goats
35
Anthrax
8
11
..
36
Goat-pox
20
244
72
37
Pleuro-pneumonia
10
13
16
38
Foot-and-Mouth
9
..
6
39
Soab
37
11
22
40
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
339
168
53
41
Total
423
447
169
42
Other causes
1,827
1,797
1,378
Dogs
43
Babies
284
241
277
44
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
276
266
383
45
Total
560
507
660
46
Other causes
287
307
298
Camels
47
Surra
7
18
11
43
Mange
58
9
6
49
Pleuro-pneumonia
..
3
2
50
Other contagious and
parasitic diseases
..
..
2
51
Total
65
30
21
52
Other causes
64
35
32
All Animals
53
Total
(Contagious
diseases)
19,254
28,764
42,349
54
Total (Other causes)
4,660
4,976
4,650
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TABLE II
Summary of Results of Preventive Inoculation in the United Provinces during 1941-42
Name of
disease against
which inocula-
tion was
undertaken
1
Rinderpest ..
Ditto ..
Ditto ..
Method of
inoculation
2
Serum alone..
Serum simul-
taneous with
Goat Tissue
Virus.
Goat
Tissue
Virus alone.
Source of product
3
Imperial
Veterinary
Research Institute,
Izatnagar (Bareilly.)
Imperial
Veterinary
Research Institute,
Izatnagar (Bareilly),
and Central Labora-
tory, Civil Veteri-
nary
Deartment,
Lucknow.
Central
Laboratory,
Civil
Veterinary
Department, Luok-
now.
Number of outbreaks in which
inoculation was undertaken
4
69
97
370
Number of villages affected
in these outbreaks
5
72
106
761
Bovine population of affected
villages
6
16,537
20,757
321,806
Number of animals
which died uninocu-
lated in coarse of
outbreaks
Bovines
7
582
662
3,969
Equines
8
..
..
..
Others
9
565
42
12
Number of animals
inoculated
Bovines
10
5,482
14,482
189,409
Equines
11
..
..
..
Others
12
8,453
887
43
Number of
inoculated
animals
which died
of the
disease
Bovines
13
12
157
72
Equines
14
..
..
..
Others
15
5
10
1
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Ditto
..
Ditto ..
Haemorrhagic
Septioaemia
Ditto
Blackquarter
Do. ..
Anthrax
..
Goat-pox ..
Scarification
with
Goat
Tissue Virus
Macerated
uncholro-
formed.
Scarification
with
Goat
Tissue Virus
Macerated
chloroformed.
Serum alone ..
Vaccine alone
Serum alone ..
Vaccine alone
Serum alone ..
Vaccine alone
Ditto ..
Ditto ..
Imperial
Veterinary
Research Institute,
Izatnagar (Bareilly).
Ditto ..
Ditto ..
Ditto
..
Ditto ..
Ditto ..
Grand total for 1941-42
Grand total for 1940-41
Grand total for 1939-40
178
118
565
200
126
1
32
1
1,752
2,049
3,359
231
156
692
731
135
2
35
1
2,922
2,525
4,108
79,652
55,674
176,804
229,778
40,902
520
16,948
90
Goats
959,468
850,686
1,304,275
1,455
924
8,543
669
617
10
190
..
12,621
16,295
33,144
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
8
3
630
182
217
58,106
35,896
79,731
166,897
19,053
305
7,785
..
577,146
422,959
586,197
..
..
..
..
..
..
17
..
17
..
..
..
..
238
..
..
..
467
80
5,168
3,046
1,675
35
15
4
6
..
..
1
..
..
302
93
52 1
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
..
16
51
3
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TABLE
Statement showing the Number of Animals Treated and Castrated
District
Dehra Dun
..
Saharanpur
Muzaffarnagar
Meerut
..
Bulandshahur
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 1940-41 ..
Total In 1939-40 ..
Number of veterinary
institutions.
4
6
6
6
4
6
5
6
3
4
3
5
4
6
4
3
4
5
7
8
6
4
3
3
5
3
4
3
2
3
8
4
4
7
3
2 4
2
4
4
4
3
3
8
3
4
3
2
197
197
194
Number of Veterinary
Assistant Surgeons
employed.
4
6
6
6
4
6
5
6
3
4
3
5
4
6
4
3
4
5
7
8
6
4
3
3
5
3
4
3
2
3
8
4
4
*7
3
2
4
2
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
4
3
2
197
196
193
Number of in-patients
treated during
the year
Bovines
73
166
319
143
173
264
105
467
146
125
118
108
154
146
228
115
183
219
97
207
140
110
22
6
26
163
23
78
52
182
470
202
105
81
..
42
96
25
107
187
98
76
237
124
108
134
149
28
6,577
7,069
5,481
Equines
166
143
131
123
137
177
76
384
94
108
98
69
87
75
70
41
86
101
103
52
28
25
13
6
9
26
30 64
25
35
103
43
37
85
7
27
71
15
84
45
57
20
109
67
95
49
66
27
3,589
4,317
3,535
Others
147
33
6
69
14
32
27
60
14
17
13
2
3
4
21
23
27
22
13
12
30
21
1
..
4
12
12
41
1
21
18
2
2
31
6
3
65
7
14
5
13
9
8
17
3
1
13
20
939
1,416
999
Total
386
842
456
335
324
473
208
911
254
250
229
179
244
225
319
179
296
842
213
271
198
156
36
12
39
201
65
183
78
188
591
247
144
197
13
72
232
47
205
237
168
105
354
208
206
184
228
75
11,105
12,80
10,065
Number of out-patients treated
during the year
Bovines
8,430
16,559
16,945
14,687
11,642
13,924
8,279
9,008
7,351
12,758
4,991
21,362
9,776
9,107
7,116
11,023
7,395
10,635
14,861
6,408
8,695
4,467
4,159
6,422
5,174
9,144
18,372
7,005
5,102
8,955
16,837
10,057
6,177
15,178
5,966
5,408
7,976
5,674
11,372
9,351
10,494
8,691
5,501
14,854
9,846
8,891
8,083
4,939
4,51,547
2 4,36,009
4,08,160
Equines
1,616
3,662
3,321
3,025
2,726
4,356
2,514
2,392
1,215
2,241
1,609
1,865
1,825
2,078
2,082
1,077
1,846
1,622
1,914
1,315
7,748
550
700
560
1,070
579
1,278
463
351
1,764
1,458
1,156
906
4,723
555
946
2,885
603
1,616
907
1,096
576
520
1,205
1,123
1,208
1,039
812
82,203
77,698
65,496
Others
2,700
4,580
1,923
3,118
2,740
4,526
2,776
5,503
1,870
3,339
1,297
2,658
2,689
4,950
3,110
2,369
2,860
2,624
4,915
1,533
3,274
1,088
1,362
962
1,498
2,281
1,567
1,782
904
1,810
4,037
892
1,887
4,832
1,345
2,330
2,766
998
1,745
1,805
3,281
1,394
845
2,055
1,120
1,074
1,357
1,456
1,13,197
1,07,004
95,578
Total
7,746
26,801
22,189
20,830
17,108
22,806
13,569
16,903
10,436
18,338
7,897
25,885
18,740
16,135
12,308
14,469
12,101
14,881
21,690
9,256
19,717
6,055
6,221
7,964
7,742
12,004
16,217
9,205
6,367
12,029
21,832
12,105
8,970
24,733
7,866
8,684
13,627
7,275
14,733
12,063
14,871
5,661
6,366
18,114
12,089
11,173
10,479
7,207
6,46,947
6,20,711
5,69,229
Includes one Veterinary inspector of Tarai and Bhabar Government Estates,
( 17 )
III
It the Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries during the year 1941-42
Grand total of in
and
out-patients
treated daring the
year
8.132
27,148
22,645
21,165
17,432
23,279
13,777
17,814
10,690
18,588
8,126
26,064
13,984
16,360
12,627
14,648
12,397
15,223
21,908
9,527
19,915
6,211
6,257
7,976
7,781
12,205
16,282
9,388
6,435
12,217
22,423
12,352
9,114
24,930
7,879
8,756
13,859
7,322
14,988
12,300
15,039
5,766
7,220
18,822
12,295
11,357
10,707
7,282
6,53,052
6,33,513
5,79,294
Total number of cases
supplied with medi-
cine bat not brought
to institutions
2,155
6,122
2,155
1,370
1,866
2,766
1,287
5,247
1,765
614
1,218
4,860
1,038
1,149
1,081
3,729
1,607
3,556
1,106
340
890
1,632
777
2,350
1,385
372
3,828
560
283
806
4,447
2,078
1,466
2,835
6,018
2,925
3,843
287
1,568
771
1,637
450
482
2,720
1,404
414
365
403
92,027
83,596
87,302
Castrations performed
Bovines
566
3,614
1,856
2,822
1,967
2,110
795
1,152
2,625
6,773
2,991
2,779
3,573
1,857
1,631
2,487
1,983
1,722
4,874
3,091
4,194
1,832
1,514
1,995
1,035
5,194
3,083
3,747
3,104
4,580
5,788
4,085
1,870
625
129
124
4,594
2,584
8,133
4,448
5,643
812
2,737
5,733
6,158
5,350
4,727
3,049
1,47,135
1,35,466
1,15,268
Equines
5
13
32
34
14
34
170
1
1
35
50
8
8
7
731
1
8
3
3
5
13
6
8
3
1
2
11
5
2
..
2
6
8
30
5
7
5
3
10
2
6
3
18
7
..
2
1
2
1,326
627
450
Others
174
668
79
102
127
289
233
610
348
506
462
227
495
509
409
348
209
176
167
168
172
76
88
30
12
17
190
333
99
87
1,732
374
568
69
68
48
236
64
272
212
515
27
230
589
259
162
148
371
13,354
10,949
9,779
Total
745
4,295
1,967
2,958
2,108
2,433
1,198
1,763
2,974
7,314
3,503
3,014
4,076
2,373
2,771
2,836
2,200
1,901
4,544
3,264
4,379
1,414
1,605
2,028
1,048
5,213
3,284
4 085
8,205
4,667
7,522
4,465
2,446
724
202
179
4,835
2,651
8,415
4,662
6,164
842
2,985
6,329
6,417
5,514
4,876
3,422
1,61,815
1,46,942
1,25,497
Receipts
Rs.
3,108
2,353
91
3,759
4,525
3,351
672
4,797
a.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
p.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
..
1,190
1,450
2,332
1,631
5,438
1,189
811
39
2,150
10
120
503
3,407
1,357
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
..
770
40
1,363
1,572
1,100
895
361
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
..
1,779
1,632
113
0
0
0
0
0
0
..
1,216 0 0
..
..
78
1,720
708
824
1,137
939
466
390
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
..
61,381
60,132
92,565
0
0
0
0
0
0
Expenditure
RS.
9,088
17,712
10,954
14,261
9,726
14,853
9,272
11,659
5,330
6,188
6,732
8,653
9,044
11,643
6,585
5,191
7,927
11,486
14,768
5,095
12,119
7,490
4,936
4,543
7,536
7,299
6,801
5,763
3,304
4,054
12,899
6,730
6,224
18,446
4,599
8,275
6,516
4,647
7,918
5,907
6,482
3,415
5,623
6,965
4,903
6,399
5,401
4,903
3,86,214
3,74,974
8,50,369
a.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
p.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
( 18 )
TABLE
Statement showing the Number of Animals Treated and Castrated
District
Dehra Dun ..
Saharanput
..
Muzaffarnagar
Meerut ..
Bulandshahr ..
Aligarh .. ..
Muttra ..
Agra
..
Mainpuri ..
Etah
Bareilly ..
Bijnor
Budaun
..
..
Moradabad
Sbahjahanpur
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
..
..
Eheri
Fyzabad ..
„
Gonda
..
Bahraich ..
Sultanpur
Partabgarh
Bara Banki
Total
Total in 1940-41 ..
Total in 1939-40 ..
Number of Vete-
rinary Assistant
Surgeons em-
ployed
2(a)
4(a)
6(e)
7(f)
5(d)
7(f)
5(a)
5(a)
8(a)
4(a)
3(a)
5(a)
4(a)
6(a)
4(a)
3(a)
4(a)
5(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) & (g)
3(a)
4(b)
3(a)
2(a)
4(a)
4(a)
4(a)
3(a)
3(a)
4(c)
3(a)
4(a)
3(a)
2(a)
190
190
190
Number of vil-
lages
visited
by Veterinary
Assistant Sur-
geons
273
787
1,798
2,221
1,778
2,326
687
519
365
433
485
674
451
576
446
325
655
740
703
426
581
366
241
299
412
285
413
416
428
258
592
629
539
803
197
716
391
341
589
551
599
295
333
599
278
456
350
296
28,871
24,076
22,265
Castrations performed
Bovines
192
505
2,333
1,786
1,202
2,343
449
937
545
269
596
620
578
497
543
1,002
1,087
365
1,785
149
412
465
506
370
263
81
1,417
241
599
261
818
658
195
492
108
468
1,559
520
2,821
601
349
445
177
557
108
280
1,480
464
34,348
32,399
26,109
Equines
1
..
2
1
2
10
..
1
..
3
6
..
1
..
2
1
..
..
..
..
2
1
..
2
1
..
1
..
..
.. 1
..
1
6
4
4
3
.. 2
..
161
..
1
2
..
..
..
..
222
44
273
Others
224
3
3
4
..
3
5
7
3
11
69
..
1
15
..
3
13
7
72
3
5
23
26
..
..
..
200
25
..
.. 6
6
..
..
21
238
193
.. 12
2
1
..
7
11
..
..
29
8
1,259
820
622
Total
417
508
2,388
1,741
1,204
2,356
454
945
548
288
671
620
580
512
545
1,006
1,100
372
1,857
152
419
489
532
372
264
81
1,618
266
599
261
825
564
196
498
133
710
1,755
520
2,835
603
511
445
185
570
108
280
1,509
472
35,829
33,263
27,004
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(c)
(f)
(g)
Also incharge of dispensaries.
Two of them are also incharge of dispensaries.
Three
ditto
ditto.
Four
ditto
ditto.
Five
ditto
ditto.
Six
ditto
ditto.
Includes one Veterinary Inspector of Taiai and Bhabar Government Estates,
who la also incharge of a dispensary.