Gandhinagar, 3 June 2013

Gujarat Chief Minister Shri Narendra Modi will inaugurate a national conference on livestock and dairy development at Mahatma Mandir in Gandhinagar.

The event will involve over 5,000 persons from agriculture, livestock, dairy and rural development backgrounds. The event is being organized by GWSSB, Gujarat Live Stock Development Board and Department of Animal Husbandry, Government of Gujarat.

Among those who shall address the conference are GWSSB’s Mahesh Singh(IFS), AKRSPI’s Apporva Oza, Sabar Dairy MD Dr. RS Patel, GWSSB’s Dhimant Vyas, Wellf for India’s Country Director OM Prakash Sharma, Additional Secrtary CV Nadpara, Water Security Pilot Project(Khedalu)’s Balkrishna Pandit, Sanjeevan Trust’s Kavita Mehta, Director of Rajasthan Animal Husbandary Dr. Rajesh Man, NDDB Anand’s GM Dr. MR Garg, JK Trust Gram Vikas Yojana’s Dr. Shyam Zawar, Veterinary college Anand’s Dr. Ankita Killedar, NABARD DGM Nilay Kapoor, GSMMF Anand’s MD Mr. Sodhi, Planning Commission’s Dr. AK Shrivastava, Netherlands dairy expert Mr. Josephine Verhaeghe, Head of Asia Business Development Afimilk Israel Mr. Ronen Koll, Haryana Livestock Development Board’s Dr. NK Khurana, NDDB GM Dr. GK Sharma, Patnagar University Prof. Dr. DV Singh, Veterinary college Anand’s Dr. SVS Shah, GoI Assistant Commissioner Dr. Bhusan Tyagi, ICAR Delhi’s Dr. Kusumakar Sharma, IVRI Izatnagar’s Dr. Kamara, AAU Anand’s Dr. Manoj Trivedi, Dr. MK Jhala, IIL Hyderabagad’s Dr. SK Rana, Gram Vikas Yojana Pune’s Dr. BR Patil, WAPCOS Gandhinagar’s Dr. RN Prasad BAIF Pune’s Dr. JS Desale, CAZRI Jodhpur’s Dr. MM Roy among others.

In view of presence of thousands of participants including farmers from all over the country, Gandhinagar police has made preparations to deploy 600 police men and three district police chiefs in and around Mahatma Mandir. Police may also imply traffic restrictions on roads to Mahatma Mandir on 11 June. More details of this event can be found on this website http://www.dudhganga.com/

In view of presence of thousands of participants including farmers from all over the country, Gandhinagar police has made preparations to deploy 600 police men and three district police chiefs in and around Mahatma Mandir. Police may also imply traffic restrictions on roads to Mahatma Mandir on 11 June.