Dr. Mahesh Sharma Former Professor, Department of Chemistry Universiry of Rajastan
Director, Plants Med Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. Jaipur
Vice President, ISCB Lucknow
Dr. Mahesh Sharma Former Professor, Department of Chemistry Universiry of Rajastan
Director, Plants Med Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. Jaipur
Vice President, ISCB Lucknow
In this insightful article, Shri. Mallinath Hemadi, VP – Outreach at GoPals, delves into the debate surrounding the “Wellness Guard” — the cow dung–based mobile radiation chip that has sparked conversations across science and spirituality. Moving beyond the usual arguments of believers versus skeptics, the article encourages readers to explore the deeper question of how we define and validate knowledge in today’s information age. Through historical parallels, scientific observations, and traditional wisdom, it highlights how truth often lies at the intersection of reason and belief. The piece serves as a call for open-minded inquiry — urging us to value both modern research and time-tested practices as we seek a more holistic understanding of wellness and innovation.
Formal letter to the Chief Justice of India regarding Civil Appeal No. 005826-005827/2019. Presents scientific evidence for the need to recognise indigenous cattle breeds, citing UN Convention on Biodiversity mandates and India's Rashtriya Gokul Mission funding of Rs. 1603.17 crores.
Final compilation of biodiversity annexures featuring country-wise cattle breed comparisons, historical ICAR-NBAGR breed registration data from 1992-2020, and detailed documentation of 50 unrecognised indigenous breeds with their sources and research references.
Legal submission to the Supreme Court of India regarding the urgent need for recognition and registration of indigenous pure cattle breeds. Documents the legal framework under the Biological Diversity Act 2002 and cites the decline from 92% to 73% native breed population.
Comprehensive statistical annexures containing official ICAR-NBAGR data on cattle breed numbers over time, a complete list of 50 unrecognised indigenous breeds, and international biodiversity comparisons across eight countries, including biodiversity indices.
The National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) has compiled an extensive guide on traditional herbal treatments for common cattle ailments, emphasising sustainable and natural healthcare practices. This comprehensive manual details various therapeutic formulations using readily available herbs like:
for treating conditions such as mastitis, udder infections, reproductive issues, and digestive disorders in cattle. The guide provides precise measurements and preparation methods for herbal pastes, decoctions, and oral medications, incorporating traditional knowledge with practical applications. Notable treatments include combinations of curry leaves, black pepper, and jaggery for digestive issues, and turmeric-lime mixtures for udder health.
The document highlights the importance of indigenous veterinary knowledge while providing structured, systematic approaches to cattle healthcare using natural ingredients. This resource serves as a valuable reference for dairy farmers seeking eco-friendly, cost-effective solutions for cattle health management, aligning with sustainable farming practices and traditional veterinary wisdom.
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