Now, a committee for establishing cow shelters across Telangana
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy suggested that cow shelters be established in 50-acre land with a lot of open space and facilities for grazing
Hyderabad: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy directed officials to constitute a committee for the establishment of cow shelters and also come up with an action plan within a stipulated time.
He held a review meeting for the development and management of cow shelters to ensure cattle protection and provide care. The officials have been asked to identify suitable land.
At the meeting, instructions were issued to officials to establish cow shelters at the Veterinary University, colleges, agriculture university and temples premises across the State.
The Chief Minister also suggested that cow shelters be established in a sprawling 50-acre land with a lot of open space and facilities for grazing.
Instructing the officials to prepare a comprehensive plan to establish cow shelters with state-of-the-art facilities, he said active involvement of charitable organisations in the management and protection of cows should also be examined.
Prepare plans with full budget estimates, including construction cost, management and cattle care at the cow shelters, the Chief Minister said.
He reviewed various designs for cow shelters to be set up at MK Palli in Moinabad mandal of Rangareddy district. The officials were instructed to finalise cow shelters designs within four-five days.
