Kisan Sabha asks for permission to kill animals damaging crop

Written by Express News Service

Solan | October 15, 2009 03:06 AM IST

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Concerned over the damage caused to crops by wild animals,the district unit of Himachal Kisan Sabha on Thursday urged the state Government to allow farmers to kill monkeys and wild boars that cause losses to the tune of lakhs every season. The Sabha also urged the Government to announce the retail price of cow milk at Rs 18 per litre and Rs 22 per litre for buffalo milk to make animal husbandry lucrative. President of the unit,Pyare Lal,said a large number of farmers have applied for permission to kill these wild animals,but Forest Department officials are unnecessarily delaying the process.

Govt to purchase ayurvedic medicines from local units
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