Agriculture and animal husbandry are the two sides of the same coin and without the animal husbandry it is difficult to have good agriculture. This was stated by Gwalior Mayor Vivek Shejwalkar during the inauguration of Gwalior trade and cattle fair. Gwalior Mayor was the chief guest on the function of the State-level Animal competition.
This function was presided over by Sant Kripal Singh and the special guest was the chairman of Gwalior Trade Fair and Commissioner KK Khare and Corporator Balbir Singh Tomar were present. The Farmers’ Fair will be organised up to December 12 and it was started with the Cow worship. Gwalior Mayor said that this Animal Trade Fair has its own value in this world and it has started 110 years before. This Animal fair was just a fair but now it has converted in to Trade Fair.
Kripal Singh said that in Indian religion cow is the most sacred animal in Hinduism and most valued animal in Indian Mythology also. In Hindu religion it is a saying that with the touch of cow one can cure all types of disease. He further said that the worship of animal is also treated in same manner as to worship God.
Gwalior Commissioner KK Khare informed that Gwalior Trade Authority has taken wise decision in order to benefit Businessmen and Animal Husbandry people.
Dog show will commence on December 12 by 9 am and the registration fee for the show is Rs 100.