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VETERINARY & ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT
NAGARKURNOOL DISTRICT
The office of Assistant Director (AH) Nagarkurnool has come in to existence as per G.O.Ms.No.
23F & RD Dept., Dated: - 09.03.1976, under Drought Prone Area Programme.
It is now a District head quarter and is now District Veterinary and Animal Husbandry office
Nagarkurnool from 11.10.2016 onwards Vide G.O.Rt No.158, AH DD & F (AH) Dept
Datd.11.10.2016
Presently under the jurisdiction of this district, it comprises of 89 Institutions covered in 20
Mandals w.e.f 11-10-2016
The area falls in Nagarkurnool, Achampet, Kalwakurthy, Kollapur & partly of Jedcherla
assembly segments.
Animal Husbandry Department:
In brief,
• Improving the production potential by way of breed up gradation in cattle and
buffaloes through Artificial insemination.
• Providing preventive and curative health care to livestock through constant vigil on
disease outbreaks, rendering preventive vaccinations, deworming and treatment of
ailing animals.
• Augmenting fodder production to meet the nutritional requirements of livestock.
• Providing relief measures to livestock during natural calamities.
• Building awareness among farmers on profitable livestock production.
• Coordinating with health department in controlling diseases of zoonotic importance.
• Providing technical support to livestock-based poverty alleviation programme.
• Updating the skills of technical as well as Para veterinary staff at regular intervals in the
areas of scientific breeding, feeding and management of livestock.
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District Profile:
Essentially, the topography of the area is generally rocky with gravel patches. The soil is
predominantly red with chalky patches while black cotton soil is found in Bijinepally,
Nagarkurnool & Tadoor.
There are assured sources of irrigation through MGKLI & tanks, while the main source of
irrigation is Bore wells. While the main rainfed crops are Maize, Jowar, Castor, Red Gram, and
Millets, under irrigation sources, Paddy, Groundnut and Cotton are also grown.
The major source of income of farmers of this area thus, is from agriculture, sheep rearing and
Dairy (Dairy cattle rearing in Kalwakurthy, Vangoor, Urkonda, Veldanda & parts of Achampet
&Nagarkurnool Area).
Departmental Statistics:
I. LIVESTOCK POPULATION:
Type of Livestock Population (in Lakhs)
Cattle 223475
Buffaloes 111755
Sheep 967926
Goat 206403
Desi Poultry 4.01
Commercial Poultry 22.01
*As per 2019 Livestock Census
II. INSTITUTION NETWORK
Sl. No Type of Institution No. of Functioning
1 Area Veterinary Hospital 4
2 Primary Veterinary Center 33
3 Animal Health Sub-Center 52
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III. STAFF POSITION:
Designation Total
Sanction
Posts
Working
Cadre
Strength
Vacancies
District Veterinary & Animal Husbandry
Officer in the cadre of Deputy Director
1 1 0
Assistant Director 5 5 0
Veterinary Assistant Surgeons 33 27 6
Veterinary Livestock Officers 5 3 2
Junior Veterinary Officer 14 14 0
Livestock Assistant 34 3 31
Veterinary Assistant 27 27 0
Office Subordinates 77 36 41
Total 196 116 80
IV. ACHIEVEMENTS: FUNCTIONAL INDICATORS: 2019-20:
4 Mobile Veterinary Clinics 4
Total 93
Sl. No Item of Work Annual
Target
Achievement %
1 Artificial Insemination 8500 9568 112.6
2 Calf Birth 1700 2719 159.9
3 Castration Done 7500 7565 100.9
4 Cases Treated 900000 896358 99.6
5 Deworming 3412000 2757519 80.8
6 Vaccination Done 1877580 1849660 98.5
7 Fodder Development 14000 14036 100.3
8 Rythu Sadassu 700 823 117.6
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DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES – SCHEMES
V. Sheep Rearing Development Programme: The Government of Telangana has initiated a
new flagship programme for the welfare of shepherds (Golla, Kuruma, Yadava families). The
programme is aimed at self-sufficiency of meat production in the state by utilizing the natural
resources and to prevent import of sheep for slaughter from other states like, Karnataka,
Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh.
The scheme was to be implemented in two years. i.e., 2017-18 & 2018-19. In this scheme the
shepherds who have crossed the age of 18 years are eligible. All the shepherds will be covered
in these two years.
The beneficiaries were selected in transparent manner by conducting special Grama Sabhas
where lottery system is adopted. Out of 100 eligible farmers, lottery was conducted in Grama
Sabha wherein the list of beneficiaries is prepared basing on seriatum in the lottery.
List A (2017-18) and List B (2018-19) is finalized (50+50) as per lottery.
The Unit Cost is 1,25,000/- in which 20+1 units (20 female and 1 male) will be inducted to each
beneficiary. Out of total unit cost 75% (Rs. 93,750/-) is Government subsidy and 25% (Rs.
31,250/-) is the beneficiary contribution.
The Sheep will be invariably grounded from other States like Karnataka, Tamil Nadu or Odisha
in order to add more sheep to our existing population.
9 Fertility Camp 267 280 104.9
10 Egg Production 1.6 1.5816 98.85
11 Meat Production 27000 26844 99.42
12 Milk Production 3320 3291 99.12
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VI. Sheep & Goat Deworming Programme: The Veterinary & Animal Husbandry department
is conducting Mass Free Sheep & Goat Deworming programme, thrice a year for the benefit of
shepherds to control parasitic infestations among the flocks.
2019-20
S.no Rounds Target Achievement % Shepherds
Benefitted Sheep Goat Total Sheep Goat Total
1 1st Round 988587 188286 1176643 988121 188892 1177013 99.8 17624
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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Nagarkurnool 17 24 1495 1470 98.3 800 2000 775 78694
2 Bijinapalle 35 22 1454 1440 99.0 800 1000 735 86227
3 Tadoor 25 22 797 782 98.1 400 1000 650 47834
4 Telkapalle 28 25 1037 1031 99.4 400 1000 850 144536
5 Thimmajipet 26 18 914 900 98.5 800 2000 675 65612
Total 131 111 5697 5623 98.7 3200 7000 3685 422903
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Kollapur
Peddakothapalle 25 27 1661 1627 98.0 300 1000 550 96987
7 Kollapur 16 24 1689 1669 98.8 400 1500 458 112840
8 Pentlavelli 10 6 604 575 95.2 400 1000 400 25008
9 Kodair 22 15 1066 1054 98.9 300 1000 500 58788
Total 73 72 5020 4925 98.1 1400 4500 1908 293623
10 Kalwakurthy
Kalwakurthy 24 21 1272 1246 98.0 200 1500 670 67786
11 Veldanda 32 15 874 874 100.0 600 1000 357 60753
Total 56 36 2146 2120 98.8 800 2500 1027 128539
12 Jedcherla Urkonda 16 9 389 386 99.2 200 1000 354 42924
Total 16 9 389 386 99.2 200 1000 354 42924
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Vangoor 27 22 1113 1102 99.0 200 1000 447 123528
14 Charakonda 17 6 279 276 98.9 200 1000 248 15854
15 Achampet 31 21 1185 1175 99.2 800 2000 700 52055
16 Amrabad 20 14 430 430 100.0 400 1000 430 44622
17 Padara 10 5 630 627 99.5 400 1000 525 25218
18 Balmoor 22 19 764 764 100.0 400 1000 470 47039
19 Lingal 23 14 654 654 100.0 800 1000 396 45245
20 Uppununthala 27 15 1049 1045 99.6 800 2000 810 62752
Total 177 116 6104 6073 99.5 4000 10000 4026 416313
Grand Total 453 344 19356 19127 98.8 9,600 25,000 11,000 13,04,302
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2 2nd Round 988587 188286 1176643 988268 188905 1177173 100 17677
VII. Foot & Mouth Disease Vaccination Programme: Conducting Mass FMD Vaccination
programme twice a year for control of Foot & Mouth Disease in large animals.
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VIII. Disease Control measures in Large animals, Small Animals and Poultry: All the
preventive measures have been adopted to control the outbreaks of livestock diseases in the
district.
Prophylactic vaccinations in endemic areas for Haemorrhagic Septicaemia (H.S), Black Quarter
diseases (B.Q) : Continuous efforts are being made to control the sheep diseases and to sensitize
the shepherds as well as departmental staff on sheep diseases.
S.no Name of the
Vaccine Target
Progressive
vaccination Percentage %
Remarks
( Vaccine
Supplied
Only )
1 H.S Vaccine 20156 14926 74.1 15000 Doses
2 B.Q Vaccine 20562 12891 62.7 13000 Doses
3 E.T Vaccine 339825 194756 57.3 195000
Doses
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4
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111764 43839 39.2 45000 Doses
IX. The Mass Poultry Vaccination Programme is being conducted to save the village poultry
against Ranikhet Disease.
X. Cattle Breed Improvement by Artificial Insemination through Veterinary
Institutions:(108) Veterinary Institutions & Gopala Mithra Centers are providing A.I. Services
in the district, ensuring cattle breed improvement and providing door step A.I services to the
farmers.
XI. Supply of Fodder Seed on subsidy basis to encourage individual Fodder Cultivation:
Fodder scarcity is the major constraint in the district, as the agricultural crop residues are
meagre, due to low rainfall and ground water level. Farmers are sensitized to grow individual
green fodder, either annuals or perennials to feed their livestock. The fodder seed is provided to
the farmers on subsidy basis to create a green fodder resource base in the district.
XII. Supply of Power Operated Chaff Cutters on 50% subsidy basis: The agricultural by-
products like jowar are the feeding resources for the livestock. The fodder wastage will be
more, if we feed those fodder varieties without chaffing. The chaffing will minimize the fodder
wastage up to 30%. In order to save available fodder, Chaff cutters are being supplied to the
farmers on 50% subsidy basis.
XIII. Strengthening of Veterinary Institutions under RIDF: The Government is providing
funds under RIDF for strengthening of Veterinary Institutions. Under this programme,
construction of Veterinary Institutions will be taken up by Engineering Department & the
required equipment will be purchased from Animal Husbandry Department.
S.no District No. of AI Done
1 Nagarkurnool 23116
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XIV. REFORMS TO RENDER BETTER SERVICES
S.No ISSUE INITIATIVE
1 Employment Generation through
Livestock & Poultry Production
· Incentives to Milk Producers and Strengthening of Dairy
Federation @ 4/- litre of Milk.
· Power Subsidy to Poultry Industry
· Assistance to Sheep Societies by NCDC 1.25 Crore Loans given in
the district
2 Provision of door-step health
services
· IT enabled 100 Mobile Veterinary Clinics (Pashu Aarogya Seva)
at state level in the district 4 Mobile Veterinary Clinics functioning
in each constituency
· Call Centre at State Level
· Disease Diagnosis & Prevention taking care by field institutions
in the district
3 Poor Production Potential of local
cattle & buffaloes
· Expansion of Artificial Insemination Services by conducting AI
on free of cost under NAIP –II (Government of India providing
funds )461 villages of district covered.
· Use of Exotic Semen & Sexed Semen.
. 116 AI technicians working in the district.
. NAIP –II going on in the district from 01.08.2020 to 31.05.2021
monitored by Veterinary Assistants Surgeons
4 Livestock face fodder scarcity · Promotion of Perennial Fodder Cultivation through MGNREGS
in 20 mandals of the district taken.
· Establishment of Fodder Banks by collecting forest hay.
· Feed Support to Calves & Cows for sustainable milk production
in the district.
. Providing of cattle water troughs for drinking water through
Mission Bhagiratha in the district.
5 Risk Management · Promotion of Livestock Insurance launching from 15.10.2020
onwards in Telangana state.
6 e-Governance · Transparency and accountability in administration – E Laabh,
VHMS, INAPH etc., online portal, through which
• medicines are indenting, uploading of all beneficiaries
through E-laabh portal,
• all Livestock with tag numbers uploading in INAPH
portal including FMD Vaccinations.
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XV. ANIMAL DISEASE CONTROL CALENDAR 2020-21:
Sl. Month Name of the activity Target population
No. (From – To)
1 16th -25th April, 2020 1st round PPR Vaccinations Newly added sheep or Goat
(approximately 33 % Sheep & Goat
Population).
2 5th -30th May, 2020 2nd Round FMD Vaccinations (
of 2019-20 )
Leftover Bovine Population
3 1st June-10th June,
2020
HS, BQ & ET vaccinations Susceptible population in the endemic &
target villages, all the inducted Sheep
Population should be vaccinated.
4 22nd -27 th June 2020 Sheep & Goat Deworming( 1st
Round )
100 % Sheep & Goat Population
5 15th Sep -30 th Sep 2020 PPR Vaccinations Newly added sheep or Goat
(approximately 33 % Sheep & Goat
Population).
6 12th – 22nd Oct, 2020 Sheep Pox & Goat Pox
vaccinations
Newly added Sheep & Goat
7 19th to 30th Nov, 2020 NADCP Brucellosis Programme Vaccination of Calves between 4-8 months
in villages
8 1st Dec -15th Jan, 2021 NADCP- FMD vaccinations ( 2st
Round )
All the Bovine Sheep & Goat Population
XVI.MILCH ANIMALS SCHEME & GROUNDING PARTICULARS:
S.no Name of the BMCU Target Achived Balance
to be
grounded
Replacement
of Animals to be
grounded
( Insurance claimed )
1 BMCU Gundoor 148 148 0 25
2 BMCU
Kondareddypally 706 696
10 10
3 BMCU Madharam 124 124 0 38
4 BMCU Midgil 149 149 0 4
5 BMCU Nagarkurnool 142 130 12 2
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6 BMCU Uppununthala 64 63 1 2
7 BMCU Veldanda 601 600 1 68
8 MCC Achampet 1358 1357 1 6
9 MCC Kadthal 60 60 0 3
10 MCC Kalwakurthy 2091 2070 21 63
11 MCC Wanaparthy 133 132 1 4
12 MCC Mallepally 23 11 12 3
Total 5599 5540 59 228
• Unit Cost – Rs.80000 /- per one Milch animal
• Subsidy for OC, BC – Rs. 40000/-
• Subsidy for SC, ST – Rs. 20000/-
• Providing 300 kgs of Feed
• Insurance for 3 years
NAGARKURNOOL MILK SHED UNIT WISE MILK PROCUREMENT ON 07.10.2020
S.no Name of the Unit Buffalo Milk Cow Milk Total
1 MCC Kalwakurthy 2886 16126.5 19012.5
2 MCC Achampet 3471 1331 4802
3 BMCU Nagarkurnool 559 661 1220
4 BMCU Kondareddypally 1258 5972 7230
5 BMCU Veldanda 632 8226 8858
6 BMCU Madharam 584.5 1019.5 1604
7 BMCU Gundoor 134 602 736
8 BMCU Urkondapet 136.5 2199 2335.5
Total 9661 36137 45798
XVII.BREED IMPROVEMENT FOR MILK PRODUCTION:
Breed development is one of the key contributors in Dairy Development. Artificial
Insemination is the cheapest way adopted for development of indigenous or Non-Descriptive
dairy animals.
Breedable bovine population available in the District:
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o White: 134085
o Black: 67053
Total: 201138
TS Livestock Development Agency is implementing the AI program in the state by providing
inputs like semen, containers and LN2
89 Field Veterinary Institutions and about 59 Mobile AI technicians (Gopalmitras) are providing
AI service in the district
Under National AI Programme- II - (461) villages selected with a target of 100 AI per villages
which is under implementation from 01.08.2020 to 31.05.2021.
XVIII. MASS SHEEP & GOAT DEWORMING:
Nagarkurnool district is having 11.75 lakh sheep and goat and they are more prone to parasitic
worm infestation due to grazing in open lands.
State Government have planned to implement two rounds of sheep deworming and in 11.75
deworming of sheep has been implemented from 27.12.2019 to 4.1.2020 and dewormed 11.73
Lakhs sheep and Goats.
The impact of the programme is
• Reduced morbidity and mortality in the flock.
• Increased lambing rate and immunity to diseases.
• Reduced pasture land contamination by minimizing the worm load within the host.
• Increased weight gains in each Sheep & Goat by 1.0 to 1.5 Kg and economically they are
benefitted by Rs.450/- to Rs.675/- on each animal as per prevailing market rates.
XIX. NATIONAL ANIMAL DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAMME: FOOT & MOUTH
VACCINATION PROGRAMME
Foot and mouth disease (FMD) is a transboundary animal disease (TAD) that severely affect the
production of livestock and disrupting regional and international trade in animals and animal
products. The disease is estimated to circulate in 77% of the global livestock population, in
Africa, the Middle East and Asia, as well as in a limited area of South America. Countries that
are currently free of FMD remain under constant threat of an incursion.
The morbidity rate may approach 100% in susceptible cattle populations. A global strategy for
the control of FMD was endorsed in 2012.
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Nagarkurnool is having 3.35 lakh cattle and buffaloes and all these are planned to vaccinate
in two rounds with an interval of 6 months for which the Government of India is incurring for
vaccine and Vaccination and logistics charges.
The FMD vaccination has been started on 1.2.2020 and completed by 30.7.2020. 290196 animals
vaccinated.52676 farmers benefitted in the district.
XX. 1962 – Mobile Veterinary Clinics:
• Started 100 Mobile Veterinary Clinics at Assembly Constituency Level with 1962 toll
free call center number on 15 September 2017
• All the mobile services are outsourced to GVK, an experienced & renowned service
provider.
• 30 seated Call Centre for round the clock service on 1962 Toll Free Number with two
veterinarians at call center for immediate relief arrangements and suggestions to the
farmers.
• Each Mobile veterinary Clinic provided with one Veterinary Doctor, Para-vet with
Medicines & Diagnostics equipment.
• Attending Emergency Health Services and diagnosis of seasonal important diseases.
• In NGK district is having two 4MVCs positioned at Kollapur, Nagarkurnool, Achampet
and Kalwakurthy.
XXI. Fodder Development:
In Telangana State there is a deficit of 30-40 % of green fodder every year in the State. Due to
frequent drought prone conditions in the state, the Government have planned for Fodder
Development by providing quality multi cut variety seed on 75% subsidy basis.
During the year, in Nagarkurnool district 100 MTs of fodder seed distributed. Pasture
development in the barren lands by raised the Stylo Hamata fodder in 100 acres and other
pasture grass varieties in mango gardens in the district.
Stylo Hamata is a highly proteinaceous ………. Which is more helpful to sheep.
In case of the adverse seasonal conditions, it is proposed to procure silage and provide to the
drought affected Mandal by starting cattle camps.
Providing chaff cutters on subsidy for fodder conservation and optimum utilization.
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XXII. IT Initiatives in AH Department:
• e-Laabh is a Web based Benefit Management System designed for the welfare of Dairy
Farmers, Shepherds and Fishermen for sanction and release of subsidy under various
schemes offered by Government of Telangana in a highly objective and transparent
manner.
• PashuBazar: Farmer friendly one stop solution for sale and purchase of Livestock.
• 1962–MVC: Dedicated IT enabled Call Center with Toll Free Number 1962 for providing
Mobile Veterinary Services at Farmers’ Door Step
• VHMS: Veterinary Hospital Functioning, Quality Check by third party & Transparency
in delivery of services.
• Payment of Milk incentive through E-Kuber
XXIII. Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA):
The Government of Telangana have issued instructions formation of SPCA in the districts
under the chairmanship of District Collector vide G.O.Ms.No.12 Dated 03.06.2017.
Accordingly, the Nagarkurnool district has constituted SPCA in the year 2018.
The duties and powers of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals:
• To aid the Government, Telangana State Animal Welfare Board, Telangana, State Cow
Protection & Animal Preservation Committee, Goshala Development Committee and
Animal Welfare Board of India, Chennai in enforcing the provisions of the Act.
• To make such bye- laws and guidelines as it may deem fit necessary for efficient
discharge of it s duties.
• To check various forms of cruelties inflicted on animals especially during transportation
and implementation of Animal Protection Laws at the grassroot level through Members,
Hon. Animal Welfare Officers and Inspectors.
• To supervise and monitor the overall functioning of the Animal Welfare Organizations,
infirmaries, animal shelters, civic body cattle pounds and pinjara poles.
• To carry out the inspections of slaughter houses with regards to humane slaughter of
animals.
• To create awareness among general public, school children on the need for developing a
sense of compassion towards the well being of animals.
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XIV. Acts, Rules, GOs and Circulars:
• Prevention of cruelty to Animals Act,1960
• Telangana Animals and Birds Sacrifices prohibition Act-1950
• Telangana Prohibition of Cow Slaughter and Animal Preservation Aact-1977
• Establishment of and Regulation of Societies for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals rules
– 2001
• GO.Ms.No.12 Dt.3.06.2017 for constitution of SPCAs in the district.
• Bylaws of District SPCAs in Telangana state
• Transport of Animals Rules – 1978
• Transport of Amendment Rules -2009
• Central Motor Vehicles 11th amendment Rules -2009
• Certificate under Rule 96 of the Transport of Animal Rules (Circular from AWBI)
• Regulation of Livestock Market Rules-2017
• Regulation of Livestock Market Rules-2018
• Comparison of Regulation of Livestock Market Rules-2017-2018
• Slaughter house Rules-2001
• GO.Ms.43, dated:11-02-2015 MAUD Dept (Committees for effective management
slaughter houses in the State)
• GO.Ms.No.22, dated: 29-06-2013 (Appointment of competent authority to issue fitness
certificates to animals)
• GO.Ms.No.49, dated:17-03-2015 of AH, DD&F Dept, Regarding constitution of Slaughter
house management committee for Chengicherla
• Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Act-1955
• Animal Birth Control Rules-2017
• Dog breeding and marketing Rules-2017
• Pet shop Rules-2018
• Operational guidelines for Pet shop Rules
• Rajasthan Camel Act-2015
• G.O.Ms.No.146(Constitution of TS Animal Welfare Board)
• Memo.No.5380/R/2006, dated:07-12-2019 of Transport Department regarding
implementation of Transportation of animals
• G.O.Cir.Memo.Roc.No.25596/D/D1/2013, dated:03-02-2014.
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XXV. KISAN CREDIT CARDS (KCC) CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED FOR 1.5 CRORE DAIRY
FARMER (Special drive part of prime minister’s AtmaNirbhar Bharat package for Farmers):
• The Government will provide Kisan Credit Card (KCC) to 1.5 crore dairy farmers
belonging to milk unions and milk producing companies between June to September
2020.
• The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying in association with Department of
Financial Services has circulated relevant circulars and KCC application format to all
State Milk Federation and Milk Unions for implementing the same on a mission mode.
• Under the dairy cooperative movement, approximately 1.7 crore farmers are associated
with 230 Milk Unions in the country, in the district 214 societies are functioning with
11000 farmers.
• In the first phase of this campaign, the target is to cover all farmers who are members of
dairy cooperative societies and associated with different Milk Unions and who do not
have KCC.
• Farmers, who already have KCC based on their land ownership, can get their KCC
credit limit enhanced, though interest subvention shall be available only to the extent of
Rs 3 lakhs.
• Although the general limit for KCC credit without collateral remains Rs. 1.6 lakh, but
the case of farmers whose milk is directly procured by Milk Unions falls under tie up
arrangements between the producers and processing units without any intermediaries,
and hence the credit limits without Collateral can be upto Rs.3 lakh.
• This will ensure more credit availability for dairy farmers associated with Milk Unions
as well as assuring repayment of loans to banks.
• The special drive to provide KCC to 1.5 crore dairy farmers is part of the Prime
Minister’s AtmaNirbhar Bharat package for Farmers. On 15 May 2020, it was announced
to cover 2.5 crore new farmers under the KCC scheme.
• This will provide an additional liquidity of Rs.5 lakh crore in the hands of farmers, who
are suffering from the recent downturn of economy.
• As, dairy is among the fastest growing sectors of the economy with a CAGR of above
6% in the last 5 years, providing short term credit to dairy farmers for meeting their
requirements for working capital, marketing etc. will boost their productivity
tremendously.
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• At present the Nagarkurnool is having milk chilling centers at Kalwakurthy and
Achampet, and 6 BMCU’s at Nagarkurnool, Kondareddypally, Veldanda ,Madharam,
Gundoor, Urkondapeta under TSDDCF with 11000 active farmers.
• The TSDDCF has planned to cover the Dairy farmers who are pouring the milk to the
TSDDCF and necessary guidelines will be issued by the TSDDCF.
• Collection of applications are under progress and as date 7226 applications submitted to
the banks for sanction of KCC loans out of which 90 farmers sanctioned KCC loans by
UCO Bank Madharam.
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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY DEPARTMENT- STAFF PHONE NUMBERS - NAGARKURNOOL DISTRICT
S.no Name Designation Mandal Cell No
1 Dr.Anjilappa DVAHO Nagarkurnool Nagarkurnool 9989997498
2 Dr.D.Srinivas Rao AD(AH) AVH Nagarkurnool Nagarkurnool 9849039307
3 Dr.D.Jagadeeshwari AD(AH) AVH Kalwakurthy Kalwakurthy 8790997919
4 Dr.Adithya Varma AD(AH) AVH Kollapur Kollapur 9121213501
5 Dr.Ramesh AD(AH) AVH Achampet Achampet 9490456783
6 Sri.R.Srinivasulu SuperintendentO/o DVAHO Nagarkurnool Nagarkurnool 7702771299
7 Sri.Veerendramohan SuperintendentO/o DVAHO Nagarkurnool Nagarkurnool 8790998576
8 Sri.Hanumanthu Junior Assist O/o DVAHO Nagarkurnool Nagarkurnool 7702771411
9 Smt.Purnima Junior Assist O/o DVAHO Nagarkurnool Nagarkurnool 9866908101
10 Dr.V.Saritha VAS - PVC Kummera Nagarkurnool 9398567977
11 Dr.T.Kalpana VAS - PVC Manthati Nagarkurnool 7702771326
12 Dr. G.Jeevitha VAS - PVC Thudukurthy Nagarkurnool 9640709757
13 Dr.Divyabharathi VAS - PVC Bijinepally Bijinepally 9676135476
14 Dr.B.Pavankumar
Reddy VAS-PVC Waddeman Bijinepally
7702771430
15 Dr.V.Bichamma VAS - PVC Palem Bijinepally 8374603976
16 Dr.D.Rajesh Kumar VAS - PVC Thadoor Thadoor 8186944975
17 Dr.M.Nagaraj Yadav VAS - PVC Telkapally Telkapally 7981161706
18 Dr.A.Shivaraj VAS - PVC Thimajipet Thimmajipet 9440408904
19 Dr.G.Sravani VAS - PVC Avancha Thimmajipet 9000234849
20 Dr.D.Madhu VAS - PVC Peddakothapally Peddakothapally 9963519597
21 Dr.V.Ashwini VAS - PVC Sathapur ( Cont ) Peddakothapally 6302794146
22 Dr.R.Bhanu Kiran VAS - PVC Kodair ( Cont ) Kodair 9121213489
23 Dr.P.Varalakshmi VAS - PVC Narlapur ( Cont ) Kollapur 9121213487
24 Dr.N.Yadagiri VAS - PVC Pentlavelly ( cont ) Pentlavelly 7386523473
25 Dr.Ch.Srinaath VAS- PVC Gundur Kalwakurthy 9177184630
26 Dr.Devi Reddy VAS - PVC Veldanda Veldanda 9989722789
27 Dr.J.Ajithchandra VAS - PVC Vangur Vangoor 9849258800
28 Dr.D.Nagaraj VAS - PVC Madharam Urkonda 8686066370
29 Dr.A.Yamuna VAS - PVC Charakonda Charakonda 9912939624
30 Dr.P.Venkateshwarlu VAS - PVC Balmoor Balmoor 8309890903
31 Dr.G.Ranjith Kumar VAS - PVC Nadimpally Achampet 9989121638
32 Dr.K.Narender VAS - PVC Uppununthala Uppununthala 9705508482
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33 Dr.Deepthi VAS - PVC Veltoor Uppununthala 9121213790
34 Dr.D.Anil VAS - PVC Amrabad Amrabad 9542600684
35 Dr.M.Maruthi VAS - PVC Padara Padara 8333884011
36 Dr.R.Maheshwari VAS - PVC Thummanpet Balmoor 9640271673
37 Smt.K.Laxmi VLO - SC(AH) Marchal Kalwakurthy 7702771384
38 M.Ravindar Reddy VLO - SC(AH) Mucharlapally Urkonda 7702771385
39 A.Srinivasulu JVO - SC(AH) Manganoor Bijinepally 7702771453
40 C.Ramesh JVO - SC(AH) Yadireddypally Thadoor 7702771263
41 V.Sathyam JVO - SC(AH) Gaddampally Telkapally 7702771379
42 R.Madya JVO - SC(AH) Kondanagula Balmoor 9491530385
43 S.Kumar JVO - PVC Inole Achampet 7702771449
44 Srinivasulu JVO - SC(AH) Marrikal Thimmajipet 7660075082
45 A.Kurmaiah JVO - SC(AH) Urkondapet Urkonda
46 Smt.S.Kamala JVO - SC(AH) Thadoor Uppununthala 9666230275
47 C.Maheshwer JVO - SC(AH) Polkampally Vangoor 9490075230
48 P.Sreenu JVO - SC(AH) Zinkunta Balmoor 9989605522
49 C.Naresh Reddy JVO - SC(AH) Rachur Veldanda 7702771451
50 G.Ravikumar JVO - SC(AH) Gorita Thimmajipet 7674040330
51 Y.Nagaraj JVO- SC(AH) Watvarlapally Amrabad 7702771473
52 Smt.J.Shilpa JVO-SC(AH) Raghupathipet Kalwakurthy 9063573671
53 K.Hareesh Reddy LSA-SC(AH) Uyyalawada Nagarkurnool 7702771433
54 G.Thirupathaiah LSA - SC(AH) Siddapur Achampet 9848132674
55 K. Naresh LSA - PVC Avancha Thimmajipet 7702771418
56 G.Srivani VA-AVH Nagarkurnool Nagarkurnool 8919607891
57 Sana Sulthana VA-PVC Thudukurthy Nagarkurnool 7731088441
58 K.Arun Kumar VA -PVC Kummera Nagarkurnool 9603590365
59 P.Sravani VA-SC(AH) Desitikyala Nagarkurnool 7075690538
60 V.Shivani VA-SC(AH) Peddamudunoor Nagarkurnool 9912191312
61 B.Jyothi VA-PVC Palem Bijinepally 9491334816
62 Salma Sulthana VA-PVC Thadoor Thadoor 9491269552
63 Noorjahan VA-PVC Telkapally Telkapally 7730831446
64 G.Srisailam VA- SC(AH) Karwanga Telkapally 9948288539
65 MD.Aslam VA- SC(AH) Peddapally Telkapally 9603913035
66 B.Thirupathaiah VA- PVC Thimmajipet Thimmajipet 9010879745
67 M.Shailaja VA - PVC Peddakothapally Peddakothapally 7660095239
68 K.Srikanth VA- SC(AH) Kalwakole Peddakothapally 9912607835
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69 D.Vanaja VA - AVH Kollapur Kollapur 8099858843
70 K.Anjaneyudu VA- PVC Narlapur Kollapur 9160300238
71 T.Renuka VA- SC(AH) Singotam Kollapur 8790316449
72 K.Rajitha VA - PVC Kodair Kodair 9640743694
73 A.Lakshmi VA - ACH Achampet Achampet 7036955754
74 R.Sree Manju VA - PVC Balmoor Balmoor 6303073699
75 M.Venkatesh VA - PVC Thummanpet Balmoor 9705956736
76 Samreen fathima VA - PVC Lingal Lingal 8520952785
77 G.Saibabu VA- SC(AH) Veltur Uppununthala 8519999105
78 T.Pranitha VA - AVH Kalwakurthy Kalwakurthy 8555044791
79 S.Anjaneyulu VA - PVC Gundur Kalwakurthy 8184847386
80 R.Laxman VA-PVC Padara Padara 9666029035
81 Suryanarayana VA-SC(AH) wattem Bijinepally 9491813300
82 Smt.S.Nirmala VA-PVC Amrabad Amrabad 9010449602