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DISTRICT DAIRY DEVELOPMENT OFFICE

Haryana is well known for its cattle wealth and has earned the distinction of being the home of the world famous "MURRAH" buffalo and the "Haryana Cow". Haryana as the saying goes "DESAN ME DES HARYANA JIT DOODH DAHI KA KHANA" is rightly known as the "MILK PAIL" of India from the ancient age. About 80% of the state population depends directly or indirectly on agriculture in which dairy activity plays an important role as a source of income. The per capita per day availability of milk in Haryana is 620 gms. with the concentrated efforts put in by the department. The Haryana state has usurped in an era of "WHITE REVOLUTION" on the pattern of "GREEN REVOLUTION".

Under present condition Dairy farming is the most suitable revenue to provide gainful employment to the educated unemployed youths. It is also essential for diversification of conventional agriculture production. Like elsewhere in the state the Dairy Development Department is implementing four special schemes for providing self employment opportunities through Mini Dairy Scheme to educated/semi educated unemployed young men/women small/marginal farmers, landless labour/weaker/economically backward unemployed youths of scheduled tribes/women/ex-servicemen, and widows of rural areas. These schemes are:-

1. 10 Milch Animals Scheme ( General Category )
2. 05 Milch Animals Scheme ( -do- )
3. 03 Milch Animals Scheme ( General & Others)
4. 03 Milch Animals Scheme (Scheduled Castes)
5. 03 Milch Animals (Widow) Scheme.

ELIGIBILTY:

Any person desirous of establishing Mini Dairy Units will be eligible to avail benefits under the schemes of he/she is:-

1. Rural/Urban unemployed
2. Working knowledge of Hindi/Urdu for all categories.
3. Between 18 to 50 years age (Ex-servicemen up to 60 years )

4.      Possess at least 2 acre land for 10 MA one acre land for 5 MA his/her own or on lease for green fodder.

5.      Obtains 21 days training successfully.

BENEFIT:

Each beneficiaries under the Scheme will get benefit in the following manners:-

I)                   Insurance premium @2.25% will be borne by the beneficiary against the loans to be provided by the financial Institution as per recommendation of the NABARD from time to time being the case sponsored by the department.

II)                That the modern dairy technical know how will be provided by the department and other recognized   Institute.

III)     That the door step preliminary health care as first aid to the animals will be provided by the department.

SUBSIDY:

Each beneficiaries under the scheme will get subsidy in the following manners:-

1. Interest Subsidy:

Subsidy in the form of rebate on interest to confine the 50% of beneficiary for a period of 5 years for 3 Milch animals (S.C.) scheme & 3 Milch animals widow scheme. No Interest subsidy is provided on 10 Milch animals, 5 Milch animals and 3 Milch animals scheme beneficiary by the department. The subsidy will be released to the banks against the amount of simple interest payable by the beneficiary to the banks as per bank statement subject to:-

a) The beneficiaries should be regular in repayment of loan as stipulated.

b) Penal interest will be paid by the beneficiaries himself/ herself.

2. INSURANCE:

i)        Each animals purchased under the scheme will be insured against mortality and permanent disability. The insurance premium @ 2.25 % of cost of animal will be subsidized by the Department for the first year on 3 Milch animals (Schedule caste/ widow) scheme afterwards the insurance premium of his assets will be paid by the beneficiary himself/herself.

ii)       The Insurance premium @2.25% of the cost of animals will be borne by the beneficiary himself/ herself being a sponsored case through the department on the beneficiaries benefited under the 10 Milch, 5 Milch, 3 Milch (General & other category) scheme.

3. SHED REN. & MARGIN MONEY:

Rs.2000/- will be paid by the department for shed ren. & Margin Money for Scheduled Caste & Widow only.

Targets:

Targets allotted to the Distt. Panipat for the year 2000-01 is under:-

TARGETS (PHYSICAL):

Financial:

BREEDING/VETY. FACILITIES:

Breeding cover and veterinary aid facilities are made available by the animal Husbandry Department. However the Dairy Development Department through its cluster supervisor posted at Block level in the District provides all the facilities to the beneficiaries of the schemes.

FOLLOW-UP ACTION:

Inspection of milch animals is carried out by the Dairy Development Department through its representative from time to time so as to ensure that the loan amount is being utilized properly and repayment of loan is made regularly.

CATTLE FEED CHECK-UP:

For regulating the quality of cattle feed in the District, Government of Haryana have implemented the Haryana Regulation of Compounded Cattle Feed, concentrates and mineral mixtures order 1999. Under this order dealer shall manufacturer, sell or distribute in any manner compounded cattle feed, concentrates or mineral mixtures unless these are B.I.S. (Bureau of Indian Standard) specifications and unless such a dealer gets himself registered under this order by Dairy Development Department. Soon this order would be implemented in the District after completing the various department formalities.

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