Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rup on Sunday said that the state government aims at making s, where old, infirm or uncared for cattle are housed, "" (self-reliant), for which Rs 100 crore was allotted in the 2020-21 Budget.
According to an official release on Sunday, a financial assistance of up to Rs 10 lakh will be provided to the registered s with 1-10 hectares of land for installing tube wells and growing fodder grass.
Also such cattle shelters can get assistance of up to Rs 8 lakh for installing solar panel in order to reduce their electricity cost, the release stated.
"s with 4-10 hectares land will get a maximum assistance of Rs 3.50 lakh for green fodder baler machine and those built on 1-10 hectares will get Rs 1.25 lakh for chaff cutter. Green fodder baler is used to make bales of grass fodder, which saves storage space and can be easily transported from one spot to another for daily usage," the release further stated.
The state government said that it aims at making the s "atmrbhar" by making their land fertile.
"It is important that water reaches land so that fodder production can be scaled up. The shelters will also get benefits of Rs 30,000 each hectare and Rs 20,000 each hectare for water pipeline under an irrigation scheme. Maximum assistance of Rs 2.10 lakh can be availed under the scheme," the release said.
( With inputs from ANI )
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