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Key Points

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Monthly payment of Indian rupees 1,500 per cow encourages owners to provide proper care.

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Providing a milk‑producing cow to vulnerable families helps improve child nutrition.

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Natural farming with cow waste reduces reliance on synthetic chemicals.

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Strict laws exist to prevent abandonment of non‑productive cows.

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Summary

The scheme pays Indian rupees 1,500 per month for each cow, and families with malnourished children can receive a lactating cow along with the same monthly allowance.

The state currently looks after over 1.6 million cattle and promotes natural farming that uses cow dung and urine instead of chemical fertilisers and pesticides.

Officials also reminded citizens that abandoning cows after they stop producing milk is illegal and harmful.

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New Words to Learn

5 words
malnourished
not getting enough good food
lactating
a cow that is making milk
indigenous
native, originally from this place
synthetic
made by people, not natural
legislation
rules made by the government
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