The Chief Minister’s Yogi’s order – CM Yogi LCLG used in government offices made from cow ting ins in government offices.

In UP, now government office buildings are no longer painted with normal paint. For this, the paint made from the cow dung is now used. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has given clear steps to the authorities at a review meeting at the Livestock Cultivation meeting that natural paints made of livestock should be used in government buildings.

According to Chief Minister Yogi, the state’s orphaned cow dynasty protection centers should be replaced. Natural paint production should be promoted by using the dung in these centers. Also, solid strategies to make organic fertilizer and other cow -based products in these centers should be made. He has advised the authorities to increase the number of such paint plants.

According to the authorities, according to the news agency, the natural paint made from cow dung is completely organic. It is not only environmentally friendly but also a beautiful desi appearance to the walls. The chemicals are not used, which does not have a negative effect on health. It is reduced to energy consumption in making it and the cost is lower than traditional paints.

The Chief Minister will deliver cows from the orphaned cow dynasty participation program

Currently, 11.49 lakh cows are protected in 7693 cow shelter sites in the state. They are monitored with CCTV cameras, and the caretaker should be used in a timely manner, paying salaries, installing hay banks, availability of green fodder and arrangement of livestock services. Chief Minister Yogi also said that cows should be provided to cows under the Chief Minister’s Supported Cow Dynasty. It will not only improve their nutritional levels but also provide employment and income instructions.

Rural employment increases and women become stronger

The Chief Minister praised the participation of women’s self -Helb groups, and that the production of fertilizer, paint and other products from cow dung will be financially strengthened by rural women. In this direction, the processing plants of organic materials are established from cow dung and cow urine in Bareilly district in conjunction with IFFCO Aavala.

Milk production and financial progress

According to government data, in 2024-25, milk production in the state is 397 LLPD (lakhs liters per day), which is 10% higher than the previous year. 20 1120.44 crore in the region, which shows a 16%increase. The Chief Minister has advised to increase the number of primary co -operative societies and to train dairy producers. By 2025-26, the government aims to set up 4922 new cooperative milk groups, and 21922 groups should be trained. In addition, the best cow and producers will be honored by making the domestic competition at the regional level.