Rajasthan government will establish a dairy of native cows in the state. For this, the government has launched the Kamadhenu scheme. Under this scheme, unemployed youth and farmers will be provided employment where 90 percent loan will be given to the youth and farmers by the government and if the beneficiary returns it within the stipulated time, then he will be given a subsidy of 30 percent.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has instructed all district collectors that more and more people should be connected to this scheme, by sending government employees in rural areas, they should be informed about its benefits. Rajasthan's historic forts, palaces and museums, which had been lost for two and a half months due to the lockdown in the Corona epidemic, are now buzzing. In just two days after the announcement of Unlock-1, more than 1400 people reached the tourist places of Rajasthan. It is considered a very good start to bring tourism industry back on track in Rajasthan.
The state's cow husbandry minister Pramod Jain Bhaya said that under this scheme any milkman can start the dairy work of indigenous cow dynasty. In this diary up to 30 cows of the same breed with better milk capacity can be kept. In this, an acre of land is required for the beneficiaries to have enough land to grow green fodder and keep the bovine outside the urban limits. Three years of experience is required for those seeking benefits of this scheme.
