Students from rural areas should come forward to get education in Veterinary and allied Sciences. The subjects of these sciences 
are related to their own life; hence apart from their personal achievements they can contribute more to rural areas of the State. Dr. Inderjeet Singh, Vice-Chancellor, Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University, Ludhiana shared these views during his visit at Gurdwara Karamsar, Rara Sahib Trust.
Dr. Inderjeet Singh came to visit the dairy farm established by the Rara Sahib Trust with the technical support of the University. He w
as invited by the trust to visit the dairy farm and sought his technical and professional suggestions. On this occasion, Dr. Parkash Singh Brar, Director, Extension Education was also present. S. Maninderjit Singh Benipal, trustee of the board informed them in detail about the dairy farm and other social works being run by the trust. Dr. Inderjeet Singh emphasized on rearing the livestock on scientific lines only. He gave very valuable suggestions to the 
working staff at Dairy Farm. He said that it is very important to keep a complete record of individual animals on health, reproduction and milk yield. He made them aware about timely vaccination, diagnosis of diseases and judicious use of medicines to prevent, treat diseases and to control zoonotic diseases. He said that the university will provide all possible support for the improvement of the farm by ensuring expert services.
He also gave his suggestions regarding designs of animal shed, silage unit, feed store, milking parlor and bio gas plant. He appreciated the infrastructure established by the trust for the upkeep of the animals. He said that dairy farms have been established at many religious places in Punj
ab, if these dairy farms are run on scientific lines, then their devotees will also raise animals in the same way.
Dr. Inderjeet Singh invoked S. Bawa to plan a visit of the students of the school run by the trust to the university so that they develop interest in animal husbandry education.
Baba Baljinder Singh ji, Mukhi, Sampardaye Rara Sahib also discussed different and important aspects of animal husbandry and education. He also presented tokens of blessings to Dr. Inderjeet Singh and accompanying officials.
