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- Karnataka Animal Husbandry and Sericulture Minister C. Puttranga Shetty inaugurated the newly constructed Pashupalana Bhavana at Kodialbail in Mangaluru on Thursday.
- A veterinary college built at a cost of about Rs 300 crore at Koila in Kadaba taluk awaits approval from the Veterinary Council of India.
- Admissions to the veterinary college are expected to begin from the 2026-27 academic year once the approval is granted.
- Dakshina Kannada district produces 3.5 lakh litres of milk daily, and farmers have received Rs 137.51 crore in incentives over the past three years, according to the minister.
- District in-charge Minister U.T.
- Khader announced that the government will open district-level training centres to train civic workers in catching stray dogs, a growing public problem.
What to watch next
- Granting of Veterinary Council of India approval for the Koila veterinary college
- Start of admissions at the college from 2026-27
- Opening of district-level stray dog catching training centres
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