Early Times Report
REASI, Nov 8: The Indian Army conducted veterinary camp at Shikari, Reasi. This initiative aimed at providing much-needed veterinary care to livestock, which forms the backbone of the local agrarian economy. A team of civil veterinarians attended to over 90 animals during the camp. The services provided included vaccinations, deworming, nutritional counselling, and treatments for various ailments. The team also educated farmers on best practices for animal care, disease prevention, and sustainable livestock management. Additionally, free medicines and supplements were distributed among the livestock owners. This camp underscored the Indian Army's commitment to fostering strong relationships with the local population through civic action programs. By addressing the healthcare needs of livestock, the Indian Army aims to improve the livelihood of farmers and boost the region's agricultural productivity. The initiative was warmly received by the villagers, who expressed their gratitude to the Indian Army for its continued support and assistance. Such programs highlight the Indian Army's dedication to community welfare and development in remote areas, reinforcing its role as a protector and partner in national progress. |
