Central Home and Co‑operation Minister Amit Shah will address the Gopalak Conference in Bhopal and inaugurate a state‑level exhibition on the Code of Justice.

The Indian government has placed livestock at a prominent position in the national development agenda, and several initiatives are underway in this direction. Under programs such as the National Animal Development Mission, Animal Health Improvement Scheme, and strengthening of cooperative institutions, farmers are being provided economic security while special attention is also being given to animal welfare. In this context, Central Home and Cooperative Minister Amit Shah will shed light on the existing problems and solutions in this sector by attending the cattle breeding conference held in Bhopal. The conference will include representatives from various state and central agencies, chairpersons of cooperative associations, and farmers engaged in small and large‑scale livestock farming. The minister has said that the government is rapidly implementing policies to provide better loan facilities, insurance coverage, and market access to animal owners, which will bring stability to the rural economy.

Along with the conference, a state‑level exhibition on the Indian Penal Code (IPC) was also inaugurated, aimed at raising legal awareness among the general public and specifically explaining the sections related to animal protection. This exhibition includes interactive p