Archive · 17 Jan 2026
Kataria Orders Manpower Details at Gaushalas
The leader of a place called UT, Gulab Chand Kataria, visited some animal shelters called gaushalas.
He checked how clean they were, if the animals had enough food and water, and if there were enough doctors and workers to take care of them.
He then said that the details of all the workers and their daily schedules should be clearly displayed so everyone can see.
This is to make sure the shelters are well-managed and taken care of properly.
UT Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria inspected gaushalas and an incinerator facility in Raipur Kalan.
He directed the display of manpower details, including veterinary doctors and support staff, along with their duty rosters.
The inspection focused on shelter conditions, cleanliness, fodder availability, water access, veterinary services, waste disposal, and overall upkeep.
Kataria interacted with officers and staff, emphasizing the need for strengthened monitoring and transparency.
The directive aims to enhance accountability and transparency in the day-to-day operations of gaushalas.
- Who
- UT Administrator Gulab Chand Kataria
- What
- Directed to display manpower details at gaushalas
- When
- Saturday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Raipur Kalan
- Why
- To improve monitoring, accountability, and transparency in gaushala operations
- Location
- Raipur Kalan
- Personnel
- Veterinary doctors, para-veterinary staff, support personnel
- Focus Areas
- Shelters, cleanliness, fodder, water, veterinary services, waste disposal, upkeep
- Key Directive
- Display manpower details and duty rosters prominently
- Purpose
- Strengthen monitoring, accountability, and transparency