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Over 75 Cows Die Of Suspected Food Poisoning At Rajasthan Shelter
A total of 78 cows belonging to a privately-run government-aided cattle shelter in Churu district have died of suspected food poisoning in the last 24 hours, an official said on Saturday.
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Shivraj Chouhan Announces Cow Ministry For Madhya Pradesh Ahead Of Polls
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday announced that his government will set up a cow welfare ministry to ensure that cattle in the state are treated well. "I have reason to believe that the Cow Protection Board in the state should be turned into a full-fledged ministry," Mr Chouhan said at an eventattended by Digambar Jain ...
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28 Cows Dead, Around 300 Sick In 2 Days At Rajasthan Shelter
At least twenty eight cows have died in two days due to suspected food poisoning at a cow shelter in Rajasthan's Hanumangarh district.
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"We Are MLA's Men," Claimed Alwar Mob Attackers: Victim's Friend To Cops
It took over three hours for the police in Rajasthan to take a mob attack victim to a hospital just 20 minutes away. Rakbar Khan, 28, bled to death as policemen, before taking him to hospital, arranged a shelter for his cows and paused for tea and snacks. They even gave the wounded man a wash, claiming he was "too muddy".
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Before Taking Mob Victim To Hospital, Rajasthan Cops Arranged Cow Shelter
The man who died in Rajasthan's Alwar after being beaten by a mob on suspicion of cattle smuggling, was in police custody for three hours before he was taken to a hospital early on Saturday, NDTV has found. The police arranged for vehicles to take the seized cows to a shelter, visited the police station - a stone's throw from the hospital -- and ev...
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After Cow Shelters, Rajasthan's Rs 16-Crore Plan For Stray Bulls
In the last state budget before the assembly elections later this year, Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje has announced the setting up of 'Nandi gaushalas' or shelters for bulls at a cost of Rs 16 crore. But this cattle outreach is not entirely philanthropic. Since the BJP government came to power in 2013, trade in cattle has taken a huge do...
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Make Cow National Animal, Recommends Judge, Calling It 'Voice Of My Soul'
A judge of the Rajasthan High Court today recommended that the cow be declared the national animal of India and also that punishment in the state for cow slaughter be increased from the current 10 years' imprisonment to a life term.
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Congress Demands Judicial Probe Into Cows Death At Hingonia
Rajasthan Congress today demanded a judicial inquiry into the alleged irregularities in Hingonia cow shelter leading to deaths of several hundred cows.
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Facing Flak On 'Gau Raksha', Minister Feeds Cows At Rajasthan Shelter
Facing criticism after the death of over 500 cows in two weeks at a shelter near Jaipur in Rajasthan, the government has swung into action rushing minister to the shelter in Hingonia.
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500 Cows Starve To Death In Rajasthan Shelter, Their Hooves Stuck In Muck
More than 500 cows have died in the last two weeks, say volunteers, at a shelter near Jaipur in Rajasthan, their neglected stalls turning into death traps.
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Over 75 Cows Die Of Suspected Food Poisoning At Rajasthan Shelter
A total of 78 cows belonging to a privately-run government-aided cattle shelter in Churu district have died of suspected food poisoning in the last 24 hours, an official said on Saturday.
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Shivraj Chouhan Announces Cow Ministry For Madhya Pradesh Ahead Of Polls
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday announced that his government will set up a cow welfare ministry to ensure that cattle in the state are treated well. "I have reason to believe that the Cow Protection Board in the state should be turned into a full-fledged ministry," Mr Chouhan said at an eventattended by Digambar Jain ...
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28 Cows Dead, Around 300 Sick In 2 Days At Rajasthan Shelter
At least twenty eight cows have died in two days due to suspected food poisoning at a cow shelter in Rajasthan's Hanumangarh district.
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"We Are MLA's Men," Claimed Alwar Mob Attackers: Victim's Friend To Cops
It took over three hours for the police in Rajasthan to take a mob attack victim to a hospital just 20 minutes away. Rakbar Khan, 28, bled to death as policemen, before taking him to hospital, arranged a shelter for his cows and paused for tea and snacks. They even gave the wounded man a wash, claiming he was "too muddy".
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Before Taking Mob Victim To Hospital, Rajasthan Cops Arranged Cow Shelter
The man who died in Rajasthan's Alwar after being beaten by a mob on suspicion of cattle smuggling, was in police custody for three hours before he was taken to a hospital early on Saturday, NDTV has found. The police arranged for vehicles to take the seized cows to a shelter, visited the police station - a stone's throw from the hospital -- and ev...
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After Cow Shelters, Rajasthan's Rs 16-Crore Plan For Stray Bulls
In the last state budget before the assembly elections later this year, Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje has announced the setting up of 'Nandi gaushalas' or shelters for bulls at a cost of Rs 16 crore. But this cattle outreach is not entirely philanthropic. Since the BJP government came to power in 2013, trade in cattle has taken a huge do...
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Make Cow National Animal, Recommends Judge, Calling It 'Voice Of My Soul'
A judge of the Rajasthan High Court today recommended that the cow be declared the national animal of India and also that punishment in the state for cow slaughter be increased from the current 10 years' imprisonment to a life term.
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Congress Demands Judicial Probe Into Cows Death At Hingonia
Rajasthan Congress today demanded a judicial inquiry into the alleged irregularities in Hingonia cow shelter leading to deaths of several hundred cows.
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Facing Flak On 'Gau Raksha', Minister Feeds Cows At Rajasthan Shelter
Facing criticism after the death of over 500 cows in two weeks at a shelter near Jaipur in Rajasthan, the government has swung into action rushing minister to the shelter in Hingonia.
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500 Cows Starve To Death In Rajasthan Shelter, Their Hooves Stuck In Muck
More than 500 cows have died in the last two weeks, say volunteers, at a shelter near Jaipur in Rajasthan, their neglected stalls turning into death traps.
