According to a new notice by the Haryana government, a fine of Rs. 5100 would be imposed on those who would abandon milch cows in the State. With the assistance of IT department, a mobile application has been prepared which on the basis of tag number, reveals information about the place and district of animals. This would help the State to fight with the problem of cow menace on the roads.
Apart from this fine provision, grant of 90 per cent would be given on equipment used for making different products from cow dung and cow urine in the State, said Chairman, Haryana Gau Seva Aayog, Bhani Ram Mangla.
Ninety per cent grant would be dedicated for equipments. The equipments will be used to make flowerpots, soaps, lamps, dhoop and other items from cow urine and cow dung. It has been also told that, those gaushalas which have excess land, would get 90 per cent grant on fodder cutting machine. Biogas plants are also planned to be set up in the gaushalas in the State.
A function was being organised to distribute financial assistance cheques to gaushalas (cow shelters) in district Bhiwani. Mangla was a part of this function. He distributed cheques of about Rs 26.50 lakh to 24 guashalas.
A sum of Rs. 5000 dedicated for each cow would also be given by the aayog for the rearing of the cattle. The registration of these seva kendras would be mandatory and a committee of learned persons would be constituted for its functioning.
For the safety of cows and as per the decision of the Government, Gau Seva Kendras would be established in villages. Financial assistance would also be given by the government.
