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Scheme of Assistance for Management of Stray Cattle

This scheme provides financial support to local self-government bodies and registered Panjrapoles to reduce or eradicate the problem of stray cattle by encouraging their maintenance and proper care.

Authority

State/ UT

Region

Gujarat

Status

Verified 2026

Updated

March 2026

What you get

ComponentName Support Standard Minimum Time Limit (in Years) for Reclaiming Constituent BenefitsManagement of stray cattle ₹4000/- maintenance assistance will be payable once for each stray cattle1 year

Who can apply

The Panjrapole (animal shelter) must be registered under the Charity Act.; The Panjrapole must accept and maintain stray cattle in their facility.

Required Paperwork

  • Aadhaar Card
  • PAN Card
  • Income Certificate
  • Residence Proof (Domicile)

Common Questions

What is the objective of the "Scheme of Assistance for Management of Stray Cattle"?

The "Scheme of Assistance for Management of Stray Cattle" is a government initiative that provides financial support to registered Panjrapoles for maintaining stray cattle.

Who is eligible to apply for the scheme?

Only Panjrapoles that are registered under the Public Charity Act and that accept and maintain stray cattle are eligible to apply for this scheme.

What is the amount of financial assistance provided under this scheme?

Under this scheme, a one-time maintenance assistance of ₹4,000/- is provided for each stray cattle.

Can individuals or private cattle owners apply for this scheme?

No, individuals or private cattle owners are not eligible. The scheme is only applicable to registered Panjrapoles.

Can the same Panjrapole apply for assistance for the same cattle more than once?

No, financial assistance is provided only once for each stray cattle and cannot be claimed again.

Where can eligible Panjrapoles apply for the scheme?

Eligible Panjrapoles can apply online through the IKhedut portal.

What is the deadline for submitting the application after applying online?

The printed and signed application along with the necessary documents must be submitted to the board within 30 days of the online application.

Who is authorized to verify and sign the printed application form?

The local veterinary officer is authorized to verify and provide a signature or stamp on the printed application form.

How can the applicant check the status of their application?

The applicant can check the status of their application through the IKhedut portal using their application number.