Shelter for Unproductive and Disabled Animals
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Question (English)
Unproductive and disabled buffaloes are kept in:
- Pinjrapoles ✓ Correct
- Gaushala
- Gosadan
- Government dairy farm
Explanation:
Correct Answer: Pinjrapoles
Pinjrapoles are charitable institutions where non-productive, unserviceable, and disabled animals (including buffaloes, horses, donkeys, and animals other than cows/calves/bulls) are kept and nurtured.
Comparison of Gaushalas, Pinjrapoles, and Gosadans
- Gaushala: Charitable institution; houses productive cattle (Cows, calves, bulls, bullocks); established by cooperation of people.
- Pinjrapoles: Charitable institution; houses non-productive and unserviceable animals (including buffaloes and other animals); established by cooperation of people.
- Gosadan: Government scheme launched during the First Five-Year Plan; aim = segregate old/unproductive cattle from productive ones; located in remote forest areas and wastelands; launched to solve the problem of degraded cattle; cattle maintained on natural pastures and hay.
Memory Tips
- Gaushala = GAU (Cow) + SHALA (shelter) → shelter for productive cows
- Pinjrapoles = shelter for ALL unproductive/disabled animals
- Gosadan = Government segregation camp for degraded cattle in remote areas
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