Madhya Pradesh To Tag 40 Lakh Stray Cattle With Saffron Tags

The Madhya Pradesh government has initiated a significant measure to address the increasing problem of stray cattle, which pose risks to both road safety and agricultural productivity. The state has proposed to tag approximately 4 million stray cattle with unique 12-digit saffron identification tags, a move that has garnered preliminary approval from the central government. This initiative aims to not only monitor and manage the stray cattle population effectively but also to enhance accountability among cattle owners. Stray cattle have become a pressing issue in many rural and urban areas, often leading to accidents and damage to crops. By implementing this tagging system, the Madhya Pradesh administration hopes to mitigate these challenges and promote responsible cattle ownership. The proposal is part of broader efforts to improve livestock management in the state, ensuring that the welfare of animals is balanced with public safety and agricultural needs.
Originally reported by NDTV India News. Read original article
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