Centre to replicate TS mobile veterinary ambulance clinic service
The Hindu
Karnataka delegation study programmes being implemented by Telangana government
Animal Husbandry Minister T. Srinivas Yadav has said that the Central government has initiated the process for introducing mobile veterinary ambulance clinics across the country in the coming days.
This is yet another initiative of the Telangana government aimed at giving timely treatment to animals that is being replicated by the Centre. The State government had been implementing several innovative schemes since the formation of the separate State in 2014, several of which became an inspiration behind the launch of national level schemes.
The Minister explained the schemes and accelerated development achieved by Telangana in just seven years of its formation to his Karnataka counterpart Prabhu Chauhan. Mr. Chauhan, accompanied by a delegation of officers, called on the Minister on Wednesday.
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