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Agriculture
MP inaugurates ₹24 crore Kamdhenu Gaushala in Indore, capacity 10,000 cattle
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🗓 10 Nov 2026, 04:35 PM
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The Member of Parliament opened the ₹24‑crore Kamdhenu Gaushala in Indore, a facility designed to house up to 10,000 cattle.
Indore, Madhya Pradesh – A new animal‑welfare complex, the Kamdhenu Gaushala, was officially opened today by the local Member of Parliament. The project, funded at an estimated cost of ₹24 crore, aims to provide modern shelter and care for a large number of cattle.
The gaushala is built on a spacious site on the outskirts of Indore and is equipped to accommodate up to 10,000 head of cattle. Its design includes separate zones for milking, feeding, veterinary services and waste management, reflecting contemporary standards for livestock facilities.
State officials said the initiative aligns with broader efforts to improve dairy productivity and promote sustainable animal husbandry in the region. The inauguration was attended by local officials and representatives of farmer groups, who welcomed the addition of a high‑capacity, well‑managed gaushala.
The facility is expected to support local dairy farmers by offering a safe environment for their livestock, potentially boosting milk output and enhancing animal health across the district.
Further details on the operational model and any public access provisions will be released by the gaushala’s management in the coming weeks.
The gaushala is built on a spacious site on the outskirts of Indore and is equipped to accommodate up to 10,000 head of cattle. Its design includes separate zones for milking, feeding, veterinary services and waste management, reflecting contemporary standards for livestock facilities.
State officials said the initiative aligns with broader efforts to improve dairy productivity and promote sustainable animal husbandry in the region. The inauguration was attended by local officials and representatives of farmer groups, who welcomed the addition of a high‑capacity, well‑managed gaushala.
The facility is expected to support local dairy farmers by offering a safe environment for their livestock, potentially boosting milk output and enhancing animal health across the district.
Further details on the operational model and any public access provisions will be released by the gaushala’s management in the coming weeks.