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Under BJP Govt, data comes to Delhi? and dies -Subodh Varma

-Newsclick.in NSSO, Livestock Census, NCRB, even Census data, are slowly getting strangled by delays but more so by wilful omissions of parts. In the past five and a half years, several key data releases have been excised, mangled, delayed or even suppressed. Since these are all generated, collated and processed by dedicated departments of the central government, it is not a leap of imagination that there is some deliberate intent behind this. Stray...

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Explained: Reading the livestock Census -Harikishan Sharma

-The Indian Express Indigenous cattle population is further down while crossbred numbers have gone up. Latest Census also shows an eastward shift as West Bengal overtakes UP with highest cattle count. A look at these trends. On Wednesday, the Department of Animal Husbandry & Dairying released the results of the latest livestock Census, which provides headcount data of domesticated animals in the country. The Census shows a further decline in the...

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Backyard poultry bird count jumps in latest livestock Census -Sanjeeb Mukherjee

-Business Standard The data released yesterday shows that while overall the number of India's poultry birds have risen from 729.2 million to 851.8 million as the 2019 Census, an increase of almost 17 per cent In a significant development for India’s rural landscape, the latest provisional data of 20th livestock Census shows a sharp increase in backyard poultry birds between 2012 and 2019, as compared to rise in birds from commercial poultry...

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Goats, sheep drive India's livestock numbers -Jitendra

-Down to Earth The number of camels, pigs, donkeys, horses, mules, ponies and indigenous cattle breeds has drastically declined The number of Indian livestock has increased due to a rise in the population of sheep and goats, even as indigenous cattle and other farm animals have declined, according to the 20th Livestock Census. The livestock Census has been periodically conducted once in every five years since 1919. But the 20th Census was conducted...

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Foreign milch cows grow 32%, while no growth in desi milk-producers: Livestock Census 2019

-The Hindu The Centre’s drive to increase indigenous breeds of cattle seems to have had little impact among cows kept for dairy purposes, according to data from the 20th Livestock Census released on Wednesday. There are 4.85 crore desi (native) milch cows in the country, less than 1% higher than the 4.81 crore population in the last Census in 2012. On the other hand, the milch population of exotic and crossbred cattle...

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