Officials along with the participants during the one-day orientation training programme held at the Women Welfare Hall in Jalukie town, Peren on May 1. (DIPR Photo)
Jalukie, May 1 (MExN): A one-day orientation training programme for para-veterinarians and farmers under the Livestock Insurance component of the National Livestock Mission (NLM) 2025–26 was held at the Women Welfare Hall in Jalukie town, Peren on May 1.
The programme was sponsored by the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Government of India, and implemented by the Office of the Chief Veterinary Officer (CVO), Peren.
During the technical session, Dr Suiyipeube Mpom spoke on the Livestock Insurance Scheme and said it would be implemented in collaboration with the National Insurance Company Limited (NICL), a public sector general insurance company.
He said the scheme aims to provide financial protection to livestock owners against loss due to the death of animals and would also facilitate access to bank loans by insuring livestock.
Dr Mpom explained the procedures for availing insurance policies and the documentation required for claims. He said claims must be submitted within 14 days of the death or loss of livestock.
He also highlighted the categories of animals covered under the scheme, including pigs, sheep, goats, poultry (layer birds), cattle (heifer and milch), mithun and buffalo.
The programme also covered biosecurity measures to protect animals and plants from diseases and biological hazards, including risks arising from bacteria and waste.
Chief Veterinary Officer, Peren, Dr Tsileu Haikube delivered the welcome address and keynote speech, while Dr Kekiepeu Nza proposed the vote of thanks. The programme was chaired by Dr Yovino Mekro.
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