Veterinary nursing colleges to be set up in Kerala: Chinchu Rani
The Hindu
Minister for Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development, and Milk Co-operatives J. Chinchu Rani has said that Veterinary nursing colleges would be set up in the state.Speaking to media after attending a meet
Minister for Animal Husbandry, Dairy Development, and Milk Co-operatives J. Chinchu Rani has said that Veterinary nursing colleges would be set up in the state. Speaking to media after attending a meeting of senior officials of the Veterinary and Animal Sciences University here on Friday Ms.Chinchurani said that the posts of veterinary nurses, similar to the posts in health sector, would be created in the Animal husbandry sector to assist veterinary surgeons. The Minister said she had directed the Varsity officials to intensify vaccine researches in making vaccine to combat the emerging diseases. Night services of veterinary surgeons would make available in 152 block panchayats in the state, Ms. Chinchurani added.
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