The Animal Resources Development (ARD) Department of Tripura has successfully concluded its inaugural training programme for 'Pashu Sakhis' (Animal Friends), marking a significant step toward improving livestock healthcare in rural areas. The first batch of 25 Pashu Sakhis received their certification after completing an intensive 17-day training course, with ARD Director Neeraj Kumar Chanchal presiding over the certification ceremony. The Pashu Sakhi initiative, modeled after the successful ASHA workers programme in human healthcare, aims to create a robust network of trained community animal health workers across Tripura. The state government plans to train between 1,000 to 1,500 Pashu Sakhis over the next year, significantly expanding the reach of livestock healthcare services in rural communities. These trained women will serve as crucial intermediaries between livestock owners and veterinary services, focusing on several key areas. Their responsibilities will include monit...
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