Lok Sabha Question No. 2514 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2024-12-10
Subject: Schemes to promote animal husbandry
Ministry: FISHERIES, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRYING
Asked by: Shri Darshan Singh Choudhary

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF FISHERIES, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRYING DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRYING LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2514

TO BE ANSWERED ON 10 TH  DECEMBER, 2024

## SCHEMES TO PROMOTE ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

## 2514.   SHRI DARSHAN SINGH CHOUDHARY:

Will the Minister of FISHERIES, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRYING मत्स्यपालन , पशुपालन और डेयरी मं त्री be pleased to state:

- (a) whether cow is likely to be declared as national mother while protecting the cultural heritage of the cuntry and promoting sustainable future and if so, the details thereof;
- (b) the details of the schemes implemented by the Government to promote animal husbandry; and
- (c) the details of funds allocated for the said schemes along with the details thereof, State-wise?

## ANSWER THE MINISTER OF FISHERIES, ANIMAL HUSBANDRY AND DAIRYING (SHRI RAJIV RANJAN SINGH ALIAS LALAN SINGH)

(a) to (c) Under the distribution of legislative powers between the Union and the States. (Article 246(3) of  the  Constitution)  preservation  of  animal  is  a  matter  on  which  the  State  legislature  has  exclusive powers  to  legislate.  Looking  towards  the  importance  of  cow  and  its  progeny  and  in  order  to complement  and  supplement  the  efforts  made  by  the  State  and  UTs  the  Department  of  Animal Husbandry and Dairying is implementing Rashtriya Gokul Mission for development and protection of cattle  including  indigenous  breeds.  The  mission  is  leading  to  increase  in  availability  of  indigenous breeds of cattle in  the  country.  Department  has  also  established  Animal  Welfare  Board of  India  for protecting animals including cow and its progeny.

Government of India is implementing the following schemes to promote Animal Husbandry:

- (I) Department  of  Animal  Husbandry  and  Dairying  is  implementing  Rashtriya  Gokul  Mission since December 2014 for development and conservation of indigenous breeds, genetic upgradation of bovine population and enhancement of milk production and productivity of bovines. Following steps are taken under the scheme to enhance productivity of indigenous breeds:
- (i) Nationwide Artificial Insemination Program: Under  the Rashtriya Gokul Mission, the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying is expanding artificial insemination coverage to boost the milk production and productivity of bovines, including indigenous breeds. As on date, 7.3 crore animals have been covered, with 10.17 crore artificial inseminations performed, benefiting 4.58 crore farmers.
- (ii) Progeny  Testing  and  Pedigree  Selection:  This  program  aims  to  produce  high  genetic  merit bulls,  including  bulls  of  indigenous  breeds.  Progeny  testing  is  implemented  for  Gir,  Sahiwal breeds  of  cattle,  and  Murrah,  Mehsana  breeds  of  buffaloes.  Under  the  Pedigree  selection programme  Rathi,  Tharparkar,  Hariana,  Kankrej  breed  of  cattle  and  Jaffarabadi,  Nili  Ravi, Pandharpuri and Banni breed of buffalo are covered. So far 3,988 high genetic merit bulls have produced and inducted for semen production.
- (iii)Implementation  of  In-Vitro  Fertilization  (IVF)  Technology:  To  propagate  elite  animals  of indigenous  breeds,  the  Department  has  established  22  IVF  laboratories  and  has  produced 22,896  viable  embryos,  with  12,846  embryos  transferred  and  2019  calves  born.  To  deliver technology at reasonable rates to farmers Government has launched IVF media.
- (iv) Sex-Sorted Semen Production: The Department has established sex sorted semen production facilities  at  5  government  semen  stations  located  in  Gujarat,  Madhya  Pradesh,  Tamil  Nadu, Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh. 3 private semen stations are also producing sex sorted semen doses.  So  far  1.12  crore  sex-sorted  semen  doses  from  high  genetic  merit  bulls  have  been produced and made available for Artificial Insemination.
- (v) Genomic Selection: To accelerate genetic improvement of cattle and buffaloes, the Department has  developed  unified  genomic  chips-Gau  Chip  for  indigenous  cattle  and  Mahish  Chip  for buffaloes-specifically designed for initiating genomic selection in the country.
- (vi) Multi-purpose  Artificial  Insemination  Technicians  in  Rural  India  (MAITRIs):  Under  the scheme MAITRIs are trained and equipped to deliver quality Artificial Insemination services at farmers' doorstep. During the last 3  years 38,736 MAITRIs have been trained and equipped under Rashtriya Gokul Mission.
- (vii) Accelerated  Breed  Improvement  Programme  using  sex  sorted  semen:  This  program aims to produce female calves with up to 90% accuracy, thereby enhancing breed improvement and farmers' income. Farmers receive support for assured pregnancy upto 50% of the cost of sex  sorted  semen.  As  of  now,  341,998  farmers  have  been  benefited  from  this  program. Government has launched indigenously developed sex sorted semen technology to deliver sex sorted semen at reasonable rates to farmers.
- (viii) Accelerated  Breed  Improvement  Programme  using  In-Vitro  Fertilization  (IVF)  technology: This technology is utilized for the rapid genetic upgradation of bovines and an incentive of Rs 5,000  per  assured  pregnancy  is  made  available  to  farmers  interested  in  taking  up  IVF technology.

(II) National Livestock Mission (NLM): The Department is implementing NLM scheme since the financial year 2014-15. In view of the present need of the sector the NLM scheme has been revised and realigned from financial year 2021-22.

The  revised  scheme  of  National  Livestock  Mission  (NLM)  aims  to  create  employment  generation, entrepreneurship  development,  increase  in  per-animal  productivity  and  thus  targeting  increased production of meat,  goat milk, egg and wool under the umbrella scheme Development Programme. The scheme envisages three submissions and activities. Details are as under:

1. Sub-Mission on Breed Development of Livestock and Poultry
2. Sub-Mission on Feed and Fodder Development
3. Sub-Mission on Innovation, Extension

1.  Sub-mission  on  Breed  Development  of  Livestock  and  Poultry:    This  Sub-Mission  has  following activities:

Activity I:-Establishment of Entrepreneurs for breed development of Rural Poultry:

(a)  The  50%  capital  subsidy  upto  ₹  25.00  lakh  is  provided  to  individual,  Self  Help  Group (SHG)/Framers Producer Organizations (FPO)/Farmers Cooperatives (FCOs)/Joint Liability Groups (JLGs) and Section 8 companies for establishment of Parent Farm (1000 birds),

(b) Establishment of Entrepreneur for breed development in small ruminant sector (sheep and goat farming): The 50% capital subsidy up to ₹. 50.00 lakh is provided to individual, Self Help Group (SHG)/Framers Producer Organizations (FPO)/Farmers Cooperatives (FCOs)/Joint Liability Groups (JLGs)  and  Section  8  companies  to  establish  sheep  and  goat  breeding  unit  with  minimum  100 females and 10 males and maximum of 500 females and 25 males.

Activity II. Genetic Improvement of Sheep and Goat breeds: under this activity following are the sub activities:

(i) Establishment of Regional Semen Production Laboratory and Semen Bank for sheep and goat: One-time grants-in-aid up to Rs. 400.00 lakh as Central Share are provided to the concerned state eligible for establishment of Regional Semen Station for sheep and goat.

(ii) Establishment of State Semen Bank: One-time assistance up to Rs. 10.00 lakh are provided to the state  for  strengthening of  existing cattle  and buffalo semen bank to  store and distribute  goat frozen semen.

(iii) Propagation of Artificial Insemination through existing cattle and buffalo Artificial Insemination centers:  One-time  assistance  upto  ₹.  7000/-for  each  cattle  Artificial  Insemination  (AI)  Centre  are provided for procurement of necessary equipment to strengthen the existing cattle AI centers to goat AI Centers for propagation of Goat Frozen semen.

(iv) Import of exotic sheep and goat germplasm: Assistance is provided to State Animal Husbandry department for need based import of sheep and goat germplasm to increase productivity non-descript animals.

Activity III: Promotion of Piggery Entrepreneur:

Onetime  50%  Capital  subsidy  up  to  ₹  30.00  Lakh  is  provided  to  Individual/  Self  Help  Group (SHG)/Framers Producer organizations  (FPO)/Farmers  Cooperatives  (FCOs)/Joint  Liability  Groups (JLGs) and Section 8 companies.

Activity  IV:  Genetic  Improvement  of  Pig  breeds:  Under  this  activity  following  activities  are implemented:

- (i) Establishment of pig semen collection and processing lab:

One-time assistance up to Rs. 150 lakh is provided to Animal Husbandry Department to establish semen processing lab at the government pig farm to produce high quality liquid boar semen for artificial insemination. Additionally, Rs. 30 lakh is provided as onetime recurring expenditure for procurement of consumables, medicines, chemicals etc. for first time processing of semen.

(ii) Import of exotic pig germplasm:

The Central Government is assisting the States for need based import of pig germplasm to increase productivity of the non-descript animals and to produce good quality cross bred animals to increase per animal meat production.

Activity V: Establishment of Entrepreneurs for horse, donkey, mule and camel: The 50% capital subsidy  upto  ₹  50.00  lakh  is  provided  to  individual,  Self  Help  Group  (SHG)/Framers  Producer Organizations  (FPO)/Farmers  Cooperatives  (FCOs)/Joint  Liability  Groups  (JLGs)  and  Section  8 companies.

Activity VI: Genetic Improvement of Horse, Donkey, Mule, Camel:

(a) Regional Semen Station for Horse, donkey and camel: One-time Grants in Aid up to ₹ 10 cr. is provided to the State Government for establishment of semen station for Indigenous horse, donkey, mule and camel,

(b) Nucleus Breed Farm for Conservation of Horse/Donkey/Camel germplasm: One-time Grants-inAid up to ₹.  10  cr.  is  provided  to  the  State  Governments  for  establishment  of  Nucleus  Breeding Farm for Horse, Camel, Donkey with elite animals in order to in  situ and ex-situ conservation of animals.

(c) Breed Registration Society: 100% assistance are provided for establishment of breed registration society for horse, camel and donkey.

2. Sub-Mission on feed and fodder development: The Sub-Mission of the feed and fodder will have the following activities:

(i)    Assistance  for  quality  Fodder  seed  production:  100%  incentivization  for  production  of  all categories of fodder seed production by Central and State Govt. institutions.

(ii) Entrepreneurial activities in feed and fodder: One time 50% capital subsidy up to ₹ 50 lakh is provided  to  the  Individuals.  SHG,  FCOs  JLG,  FPOs,  Dairy  Cooperative  societies,  section  8 companies are incentivized for the value addition such as Hay/Silage/Total Mixed Ration(TMR)/ Fodder Block.

(iii)  Establishment  of  Entrepreneurs  for  Fodder  Seed  processing  Infrastructure  (processing  and grading  unit/  fodder  seed  storage  godown)  One  time  50%  capital  subsidy  up  to  ₹  50  lakh  is provided to companies, start-ups/ SHGs/FPOs/FCOs/JLGs/  Cooperative  societies  Section  8 companies and other credible organizations for establishing fodder seed processing infrastructure.

(iv)  Fodder  production  from  Non-Forest  Wasteland/Rangeland/Non-arable  Land  and  Fodder Production from Forest Land: The Central assistance is provided for production of various fodder in the  degraded  non-forest  wasteland  /  rangeland  /  grassland/  non-arable  land  and  forest  land  to enhance the vegetation cover of problematic soils like saline, acidic and heavy soil.

3. Sub Mission on Innovation and Extension: Under this Sub-Mission the following are the activities:

(i)Research and Development and innovations:

100% assistance is provided to credible institutions including Governmental organisations for research and development in the sheep, goat, poultry, pig, and feed and fodder sectors.

(ii) Extension activities:

Assistance is provided for scheme and animal husbandry promotion through IEC activities such as seminars, training, capacity building, livestock farmers groups, breeders' associations, and livestock melas.

(iii)  Livestock  Insurance  programme:  Assistance  is  provided  to  the  State  Government  for  share  of premium @ 60:40 or 90:10 basis for insurance coverage for animals. The beneficiary is sharing 15% share of the premium.

(III) National Programme for Dairy Development: The Department is implementing Central Sector Scheme- 'National Programme for Dairy Development (NPDD)' across the country since Feb-2014. In July 2014, NPDD scheme has been with the aims to enhance quality of milk and milk products and increase share of organised procurement, processing, value addition and marketing. This scheme has two (2) components:

(i) Component  'A'  of  NPDD:  The  component  A  of  NPDD  scheme  focuses  towards creating/strengthening  of  infrastructure  for  quality  milk  testing  equipment  as  well  as  primary chilling facilities  linking  the  farmers to  consumers.  So far 19,010 dairy  cooperative societies formed/revived, 18.17 lakh new farmers were given benefit of membership of dairy co-operative societies and 97.23 lakh litre of additional milk procured under the projects. 27.93 lakh litres per day new milk processing capacity has been established. 5110 Bulk Milk Coolers with 112.22 lakh litres chilling capacity installed 38040 Automatic Milk Collection Unit and Data Processing and Milk Collection Unit with Milk Analyser, 4267 Milk Analyser and 6266 Electronic Milk Adulteration Testing Equipments have been installed at village level dairy cooperative societies. 231 cooperative dairy plants at district/regional level (not having adulteration testing equipment) equipped  for  adulteration  detection  equipments  and  18  State  Level  Laboratories  are  being establishment in 17 States.

(ii) Component B of NPDD: Dairying through Cooperatives (DTC) :  To increase sales of milk  and  dairy  products  by  increasing  farmers'  access  to  organised  market,  upgrading  dairy processing  facilities  and  marketing  infrastructure  and  enhancing  the  capacity  of  producers owned institutions, thereby contributing to increase in returns to milk producers in the project area.  So far 35 projects have been approved under the DTC NPDD Component B with a total project cost of Rs 1343.00 crore having loan component of Rs 841.55 Cr, a grant component of Rs 388.54 crore, and Producer Institutions (PIs) share of Rs 112.92 crore. A total grant of Rs 216.97 crore and loan of Rs.195.06 Cr has been released to National Dairy Development Board for further disbursement to PIs for the implementation of the projects.

(IV) Livestock  Health  and  Disease  Control  (LH  &  DC):  Department  through  a  Central  Sector Scheme, Livestock Health & Disease Control Programme (LHDCP) is committed to take all required initiatives and augmenting the efforts of  all States/UTs, with the aim of reducing risk to animal health by  prophylactic  vaccination  against  diseases  of  animals  like  Foot  and  Mouth  Disease  (FMD), Brucellosis, Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) and Classical Swine Fever (CSF) under 100% central assistance  and  other  state  prioritized  economically  important  exotic,  emergent  and  zoonotic  animal diseases  under  Assistance  to  States  for  Control  of  Animal  Disease  (ASCAD) along  with  capacity building  of  Veterinary  services  with  funding  pattern  of  60:40  between  Central  and  State;  90:10  for hilly  and North East States and 100% for UTs. Additionally, under the component of Establishment and Strengthening of Veterinary Hospitals and Dispensaries (ESVHD-MVU),  100% financial assistance is provided towards procurement & customization of Mobile Veterinary Units (MVUs) with recurring operational expenditure in the ratio of 90:10 for North Eastern & Himalayan States; 60% for other  States,  and  100%  for  UTs for  delivery  of  veterinary  healthcare  services  through  Mobile Veterinary  Units  (MVUs)  through  a  Toll-Free  Number  (1962)  at  farmers'  doorsteps  which  include disease diagnosis, treatment, vaccination, minor surgical interventions, audio-visual aids and extension services.

Progress made under the scheme:  (i) more than 99.38 crore vaccinations have been done against FMD including  27.92  crore  vaccination  performed  during  current  year;    (ii)  about  4.36  crore  calves vaccinated  against  Brucellosis  under  brucellosis  control  programme  including  1.27  crore  calves vaccinated during current year; (iii) total of 18.4 crore sheep and goats vaccinated against PPR; (iv)

about 61 lakh pigs vaccinated against Classical Swine Fever and (v) So far, 4016 Mobile Veterinary Units are operational in 28 states, 1.23 crore animals treated and 58.38 lakh farmers benefitted.

The State-wise details of funds released under the schemes is at Annexure-I to IV.

Annexure-I State-wise funds released during last five year under Rashtriya Gokul Mission (Rs in lakh)

| SN   | States/UT's/ NDDB   | 2019-20   |   2020-21 |   2021-22 |   2022-23 |   2023-24 |     Total |
|------|---------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
| 1    | Andhra Pradesh      | 439.74    |   3181.38 |   5652.39 |   1546    |   3538.38 |  14357.9  |
| 2    | Arunachal Pradesh   | 544.7     |   1240.8  |    397.08 |    467.16 |   1965.31 |   4615.05 |
| 3    | Assam               | 0         |      0    |    227.97 |   3658.19 |    723.25 |   4609.41 |
| 4    | Bihar               | 1230.95   |   7401.08 |   3076.14 |   4928.63 |      0    |  16636.8  |
| 5    | Chhattisgarh        | 1019.78   |    101.25 |    841.65 |    402    |      0    |   2364.68 |
| 6    | Goa                 | 97.72     |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |     97.72 |
| 7    | Gujarat             | 942.88    |    101.25 |   2735.31 |   2222.82 |   6542.58 |  12544.8  |
| 8    | Haryana             | 423.48    |   1796.39 |   1775.6  |   1173.66 |      0    |   5169.13 |
| 9    | Himachal Pradesh    | 519.42    |    484.25 |   5586.58 |      0    |      0    |   6590.25 |
| 10   | Jammu &Kashmir      | 791.99    |     81    |   1533.93 |   2539.35 |      0    |   4946.27 |
| 11   | Jharkhand           | 540.46    |    101.25 |   2244.53 |   1500    |      0    |   4386.23 |
| 12   | Karnataka           | 756.47    |    101.25 |   1996.46 |   3562.48 |   2651.31 |   9067.97 |
| 13   | Kerala              | 301.03    |    313    |    314    |   1284.12 |   6546.27 |   8758.42 |
| 14   | Madhya Pradesh      | 2155.86   |   2113.44 |   6024.96 |   9049.51 |   4903    |  24246.8  |
| 15   | Maharashtra         | 1479.71   |    202.5  |      0    |      0    |   3261.5  |   4943.71 |
| 16   | Manipur             | 730.74    |    500.64 |    294.98 |    166.69 |      0    |   1693.05 |
| 17   | Meghalaya           | 0         |   2039.22 |    738.21 |      0    |      0    |   2777.43 |
| 18   | Mizoram             | 0         |    268.28 |    154.11 |    138.69 |    847.37 |   1408.45 |
| 19   | Nagaland            | 0         |    372.06 |    494.7  |    608.86 |    466.2  |   1941.82 |
| 20   | Orissa              | 1090.33   |      0    |   3480.43 |   1374.25 |      0    |   5945.01 |
| 21   | Punjab              | 2849.33   |    714.13 |      0    |    232    |      0    |   3795.46 |
| 22   | Rajasthan           | 1386.15   |    405    |   2254.77 |    250    |    250    |   4545.92 |
| 23   | Sikkim              | 677.98    |      0    |    268.78 |    572.42 |   1097.87 |   2617.05 |
| 24   | Tamil Nadu          | 536.08    |   2168.38 |   2663    |   3347    |  10996    |  19710.5  |
| 25   | Telangana           | 2522.6    |    202.5  |   2439.76 |      0    |   3153.13 |   8317.99 |
| 26   | Tripura             | 1066.58   |      0    |   2524.17 |      0    |      0    |   3590.75 |
| 27   | Uttar Pradesh       | 3334.94   |   1012.5  |   2941.36 |   7671.25 |   9642.18 |  24602.2  |
| 28   | Uttarakhand         | 508.77    |   3023.45 |   2115.44 |   1885.75 |   6083    |  13616.4  |
| 29   | West Bengal         | 1026.06   |    202.5  |   1213.37 |   2037.35 |   6500    |  10979.3  |
| 30   | A &NLands           | 0         |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |
| 31   | Chandigarh          | 0         |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |
| 32   | Dadra &Nagar Haveli | 0         |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |
| 33   | Daman &Diu          | 0         |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |
| 34   | Lakshadweep         | 0         |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |
| 35   | Ladakh              |           |    105    |      0    |      0    |      0    |    105    |
| 36   | Pondicherry         | 0         |      0    |    144.44 |      0    |      0    |    144.44 |
|      | Total               | 26973.75  |  39851.4  |  66177    |  59511.9  |  85950    | 278464    |

Annexure II State-wise funds released during last five year under National Livestock Mission

(Rs in lakh)

|    | State/UT            | 2019-20   |   2020-21 |   2021-22 | 2022-23   |   2023-24 |    Total |
|----|---------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|----------|
| 1  | Andhra Pradesh      | 1242.60   |  1073.12  |  2981.68  | 6009.28   |   1260    | 12566.7  |
| 2  | Bihar               | 0 0       |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |     0    |
| 3  | Chhattisgarh        | 36        |  1906.17  |   297.22  | 0         |     75    |  2314.39 |
| 4  | Goa                 | 0         |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |     0    |
| 5  | Gujarat             | 0         |     0     |     0     | 0         |    155    |   155    |
| 6  | Haryana             | 1440      |     0     |     0     | 0         |    407.5  |  1847.5  |
| 7  | Himachal Pradesh    | 1456.145  |  2483.47  |     0     | 0         |      0    |  3939.62 |
| 8  | Jammu& Kashmir      | 0         |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |     0    |
| 9  | Jharkhand           | 0         |     0     |     0     | 0         |     64    |    64    |
| 10 | Karnataka           | 919.304   |     0     |   970.49  | 0         |    250    |  2139.79 |
| 11 | Kerala              | 1000      |   663     |     0     | 0.00      |      0    |  1663    |
| 12 | Madhya Pradesh      | 0         |  1089.66  |   620.965 |           |    350    |  2060.63 |
| 13 | Maharashtra         | 1855.2    |   992.072 |     0     | 0.00      |     65    |  2912.27 |
| 14 | Odisha              | 770       |  1032.76  |     0     | 446.00    |      0    |  2248.76 |
| 15 | Punjab              | 0         |     0     |     0     | 369.66    |      0    |   369.66 |
| 16 | Rajasthan           | 565.94    |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |   565.94 |
| 17 | Tamilnadu           | 3146.834  |  1552.16  |     0     | 0         |      0    |  4698.99 |
| 18 | Telengana           | 1123.96   |  1153.11  |   542.76  | 0         |      0    |  2819.83 |
| 19 | Uttar Pradesh       | 1752.65   |     0     |     0     | 0         |    100    |  1852.65 |
| 20 | Uttarakhand         | 877.2     |  1680.17  |   867.66  | 0.00      |    198.48 |  3623.51 |
| 21 | West Bengal         | 79.06     |     0     |     0     | 296.63    |      0    |   375.69 |
| 22 | Arunachal Pradesh   | 1374.64   |  2456.84  |     0     | 261.85    |    473.7  |  4567.03 |
| 23 | Assam               | 1442.18   |  1089.29  |     0     | 0         |      0    |  2531.47 |
| 24 | Manipur             | 959.66    |  1427.28  |   784.69  | 0         |      0    |  3171.63 |
| 25 | Meghalaya           | 2721.23   |  2995.31  |   997.43  | 0         |      0    |  6713.97 |
| 26 | Mizoram             | 1453.16   |  1132.52  |     0     | 0         |    201.99 |  2787.67 |
| 27 | Nagaland            | 960.18    |   850.3   |   809.76  | 0         |     50    |  2670.24 |
| 28 | Sikkim              | 139.5     |  1022.66  |     0     | 93.21     |     93.21 |  1348.58 |
| 29 | Tripura             | 500       |  1120.5   |     0     | 0         |    183.47 |  1803.97 |
| 30 | A &NIslands         | 22.45     |    13.07  |     0     | 0         |      0    |    35.52 |
| 31 | Chandigarh          | 0         |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |     0    |
| 32 | Dadra &Nagar Haveli | 0         |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |     0    |
| 33 | Daman &Diu          | 0         |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |     0    |
| 34 | Delhi               | 0         |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |     0    |
| 35 | Jammu and Kashmir   | 0         |  1747.16  |  1287.02  | 675.35    |      0    |  3709.52 |
| 36 | Lakshadweep         | 13.2      |    59     |     0     | 0         |      0    |    72.2  |
| 37 | Puducherry          | 40.812    |     0     |     0     | 0         |      0    |    40.81 |
| 38 | Ladakh              | 0         |     0     |     0     | 308.295   |      0    |   308.3  |
|    | Total               | 25891.91  | 27539.6   | 10159.7   | 8460.27   |   3927.35 | 75978.8  |

Annexure-III State-wise funds released during last five year under National Programme for Dairy Development

(Rs in lakh)

| S. No.   | Name of State     |   2019-20 |   2020-21 |   2021-22 |   2022-23 |   2023-24 |     Total |
|----------|-------------------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|-----------|
| 1        | Andhra Pradesh    |    878.97 |      0    |    671.79 |   3335.23 |   3335.23 |   8221.22 |
| 2        | Arunachal Pradesh |    511.19 |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |    511.19 |
| 3        | Assam             |     85    |      0    |      0    |      0    |      0    |     85    |
| 4        | Bihar             |   1971.65 |   9966.15 |    275.3  |      0    |      0    |  12213.1  |
| 5        | Chhattisgarh      |    464.88 |    250.95 |      0    |      0    |      0    |    715.83 |
| 6        | Goa               |     42.5  |      0    |     39.81 |      0    |      0    |     82.31 |
| 7        | Gujarat           |    573.6  |    446.95 |  13693.2  |      0    |    574.05 |  15287.8  |
| 8        | Haryana           |    616.1  |      0    |    502.69 |      0    |      0    |   1118.79 |
| 9        | Himachal Pradesh  |    655.93 |     61.55 |   1214.33 |    862.85 |    250    |   3044.66 |
| 10       | Jammu &Kashmir    |    672.13 |    949.52 |   7418.56 |      0    |   2430.87 |  11471.1  |
| 11       | Jharkhand         |    410.78 |      0    |      0    |    410.79 |    125    |    946.57 |
| 12       | Karnataka         |   2018    |   3564    |   3566.49 |   5405.39 |   2170.28 |  16724.2  |
| 13       | Kerala            |   3096.6  |    705.38 |   2569.78 |     48.23 |   1254.72 |   7674.71 |
| 14       | Madhya Pradesh    |   1503.33 |   1013.48 |      0    |      0    |     49.13 |   2565.94 |
| 15       | Maharashtra       |   1314.88 |   1693.29 |      0    |    657.44 |    692.15 |   4357.76 |
| 16       | Manipur           |    575.76 |    514.62 |    901.89 |      0    |      0    |   1992.27 |
| 17       | Meghalaya         |    628.1  |    821.98 |    810.91 |   1463.69 |    445.44 |   4170.12 |
| 18       | Mizoram           |    700.45 |     20.38 |      0    |      0    |      0    |    720.83 |
| 19       | Nagaland          |    349.8  |     16.78 |    200    |    194.71 |      0    |    761.29 |
| 20       | Odisha            |    804.88 |    292.5  |    747.12 |    137.86 |    706.1  |   2688.46 |
| 21       | Puducherry        |     42.5  |      0    |     39.47 |      0    |     25    |    106.97 |
| 22       | Punjab            |   1311.75 |    612.5  |   3590.67 |   2233.88 |   2090.35 |   9839.15 |
| 23       | Rajasthan         |   2439.7  |   1750.22 |   2931.78 |   1076.85 |   3758.84 |  11957.4  |
| 24       | Sikkim            |    394.1  |   1047.25 |    637.2  |    482.78 |    950.42 |   3511.75 |
| 25       | Tamil Nadu        |   1314.04 |   3859.76 |    259.63 |   2963.99 |   3853.44 |  12250.9  |
| 26       | Telangana         |    957.09 |    919.75 |      0    |    930.73 |    151.56 |   2959.13 |
| 27       | Tripura           |      5.6  |     78.99 |      0    |      0    |    604.14 |    688.73 |
| 28       | Uttar Pradesh     |    501.64 |      0    |      0    |      0    |     97    |    598.64 |
| 29       | Uttarakhand       |   1674.07 |      0    |    147.94 |    784.27 |    650    |   3256.28 |
| 30       | West Bengal       |    101.79 |      0    |     71.47 |      0    |      0    |    173.26 |
|          | Total             |  26616.8  |  28586    |  40290    |  20988.7  |  24213.7  | 140695    |

Annexure- IV Total State-wise funds released during last five year under Livestock Health and Disease control (Rs in lakh)

| S. No.   | States            |   2019-20 |   2020 -21 |   2021 -22 |   2022- 23 |   2023 - 24 |     Total |
|----------|-------------------|-----------|------------|------------|------------|-------------|-----------|
| 1        | Andhra Pradesh    |   5744.74 |    6396.46 |    5440    |    1376.05 |     8534.26 |  27491.5  |
| 2        | Arunachal Pradesh |    303.73 |     867.68 |    1198.7  |       0    |      266.48 |   2636.59 |
| 3        | Assam             |   2331.86 |      40.35 |    3191.41 |     558.47 |      621.51 |   6743.6  |
| 4        | Bihar             |   4852.93 |    1494.96 |    4912    |     895.66 |       80.15 |  12235.7  |
| 5        | Chhattisgarh      |   2258.92 |    1271.46 |    3320.02 |     158.8  |     1087.97 |   8097.17 |
| 6        | Goa               |     25.11 |      64.14 |      20    |       0    |     1352.28 |   1461.53 |
| 7        | Gujarat           |   5085.24 |    1209.64 |     889    |       0    |       64.75 |   7248.63 |
| 8        | Haryana           |   1157.8  |    1706.39 |    1120    |    2754.15 |        0    |   6738.34 |
| 9        | Himachal Pradesh  |    779.87 |    1045.39 |     740.3  |       0    |     7066.94 |   9632.5  |
| 10       | Jammu & Kashmir   |   1382.42 |    2689.42 |    1928.1  |     240    |      596.51 |   6836.45 |
| 11       | Jharkhand         |   2080.51 |    2275.07 |    3776    |       0    |     4889.02 |  13020.6  |
| 12       | Karnataka         |   4920.98 |    5036.54 |    4588.48 |     998.19 |     7232.82 |  22777    |
| 13       | Kerala            |    341.67 |     455.37 |     468.5  |      86.97 |      318.1  |   1670.61 |
| 14       | Madhya Pradesh    |   6637.57 |    4186.07 |    6496    |     352.73 |        0    |  17672.4  |
| 15       | Maharashtra       |   5873.53 |    1871.77 |    2663.03 |       0    |      635.11 |  11043.4  |
| 16       | Manipur           |    641.92 |    1978.49 |     992.02 |     314.01 |      644.51 |   4570.95 |
| 17       | Meghalaya         |    473.27 |     141.06 |     732.41 |       0    |        0    |   1346.74 |
| 18       | Mizoram           |    367.84 |      68.91 |    1134.03 |     116.66 |    19259.8  |  20947.3  |
| 19       | Nagaland          |     49.01 |      34.23 |     320.25 |      18.68 |     1998.68 |   2420.85 |
| 20       | Odisha            |   3095.9  |    1597.33 |    2896    |       0    |     3639    |  11228.2  |
| 21       | Punjab            |    546.55 |    2383.11 |    1120    |       0    |      621.28 |   4670.94 |
| 22       | Rajasthan         |   5266.41 |    2761.79 |   10428.5  |       0    |     2299.69 |  20756.4  |
| 23       | Sikkim            |     27.49 |      14.22 |     167.57 |     232.57 |      271.32 |    713.17 |
| 24       | Tamil Nadu        |   3313.69 |    1938.3  |    4305.2  |       0    |      129.49 |   9686.68 |
| 25       | Telangana         |   4848.58 |     544.42 |    5174.76 |       0    |      262.78 |  10830.5  |
| 26       | Tripura           |    142.86 |    1255.05 |     253.2  |       0    |      115.48 |   1766.59 |
| 27       | Uttar Pradesh     |  10493    |   12529    |   12769.3  |    7339.84 |      251.07 |  43382.1  |
| 28       | Uttarakhand       |   1049.44 |     417.53 |    1246.97 |     535.1  |       59.76 |   3308.8  |
| 29       | West Bengal       |   3245.06 |    1477.5  |    3488    |     670    |       11.48 |   8892.04 |
| 30       | A&N Islands       |     38.99 |       2.8  |       6.32 |      80    |        3.76 |    131.87 |
| 31       | Chandigarh        |      8.48 |       6.98 |       0    |       0    |        0    |     15.46 |
| 32       | DD&DNH            |      4.37 |       2.25 |       0    |       0    |        2.77 |      9.39 |
| 33       | Delhi             |     25.47 |      49.1  |      48    |       0    |        0    |    122.57 |
| 34       | Lakshadweep       |      3.2  |     148.05 |     144    |       0    |     1885.42 |   2180.67 |
| 35       | Puducherry        |     17.92 |      18.06 |     163.33 |       0    |       60.27 |    259.58 |
| 36       | Ladakh            |      3.65 |       4.78 |      16    |      48    |        0    |     72.43 |
| Total    | Total             |  77440    |   57983.6  |   86157.4  |   16775.9  |    64262.5  | 302619    |