In a recent announcement, Singh revealed that 1.63 lakh cows have been allocated for care under the Mukhyamantri Sahabhagita Yojana to 1.05 lakh individuals. This initiative aims to promote cattle welfare and encourage community participation in animal husbandry practices. The scheme has been successful in involving a large number of people in the maintenance of cows, highlighting the significance of collaboration in the agricultural sector. By entrusting cows to over a lakh individuals, the government is not only fostering animal welfare but also providing livelihood opportunities to many citizens. The Mukhyamantri Sahabhagita Yojana plays a crucial role in supporting the agricultural community and promoting sustainable practices in animal husbandry. This initiative is a significant step towards enhancing the well-being of cattle and engaging citizens in the development of the livestock sector. Singh emphasized the importance of such schemes in bolstering the agricultural economy and ensuring the welfare of animals across the country. The successful implementation of the Mukhyamantri Sahabhagita Yojana underscores the government’s commitment to promoting animal husbandry and empowering communities through collaborative efforts.