ACTION PLAN ON IMPLEMENTATION OF NATIONWIDE ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION PROGRAMME – PHASE III (NAIP III) IN DISTRICTS WITH LESS THAN 50% A.I COVERAGE

 1.   BACKGROUND:

 “Rashtriya Gokul Mission” has been launched in Dec. 2014 with the aim of enhancing milk production and productivity of bovine population in the country along with focus on Conservation and Development of Indigenous breeds.

For enhancing the AI coverage, Nationwide Artificial Insemination Programme (NAIP) Phase I and II have been implemented during 2019-20 and 2020-21 in 604 districts having less than 50% A.I coverage. Under these programmes, a total of around 1.76 Crore bovines had been inseminated with semen of high genetic merit bulls. Over 1 Crore farmers got benefitted through these programme.

 

Owing to the success of the programmes, it has been proposed to continue the campaign mode NAIP Phase III in districts with less than 50% AI coverage including Aspirational districts, covering all breeds of bovines through free A.I .

 

2.    RATIONALE:

 

A.I is one of the key strategies to increase the productivity of bovines by upgrading their genetic potential. At present, the average A.I coverage of the country is only 30%. Rest of the 70% are either left unbred or bred with scrub bulls of unknown genetic merit. Low AI coverage indicates the poor implementation of breeding programme.

Hence it has been decided to implement a campaign mode A.I programme in districts with less than 50% AI coverage which includes 113 Aspirational districts. The rationale behind choosing districts below 50% A.I coverage is that the districts performing above 50% coverage are expected to reach the targeted 70% coverage in next five years. However districts carrying out less than 50% A.I coverage are not expected to reach the targeted 70%

A.I coverage within the same period. The advantage of campaign mode program is that the work that is generally done in an year can be carried out in a few months and it spreads awareness about the programme even in those villages which are not covered by the campaign presently, raising demand for AI in general.

2.3. The programme is implemented with the following objectives.

 

1. Providing doorstep reliable AI delivery system in districts with less than 50% I coverage.
2. Birth of genetically superior male and female bovine calves

 

1. Increase in Milk Production
2. Adoption of I technology by large number of farmers.
3. Increase in Farmers’ income

3.   AREA OF OPERATION AND DURATION OF THE PROJECT:

 

The Programme will be implemented in 607 identified districts having less than 50%

A.I coverage from 1^st August 2021 to 31^st May 2022 over a period of 10 months covering around 3 Crore breedable bovine female populations (List of 607 districts attached at annexure –I ).

4.    SELECTION OF VILLAGES:

 All breedable bovines available in all the villages of the district shall be covered through free Artificial Insemination service thereby, ensuring complete saturation of the whole district under the programme. Special emphasis to be given to those villages, which were not covered so far under NAIP Phase I & II.

 Selection of districts is based on the A.I Coverage data made available by the States during 2019-20. All breeds of cattle and buffaloes will be covered under this programme. List of 607 Districts with less than 50% AI coverage including 113 aspirational districts are given at Annexure–I. All the activities of the project will be completed over a period of 10 months. Monitoring of the project and follow-up of all the animals covered under the programme shall be continued till calves born.

5.      FUNDING PATTERN:

 The activity is covered under the scheme Rashtriya Gokul Mission under the component of development and conservation of indigenous breeds as per the guidelines of the scheme. The sub-scheme will be implemented as per the funding pattern approved under RGM on 100 % grant in aid basis.

6. IMPLEMENTING AGENCIES: 

• The programme will be implemented by State Implementing Agencies (SIAs)/ State Livestock Development In case where milk federations are major players in implementing breeding programmes/ having substantial AI infrastructure, they may also be droped in the implementation of the programme as implementing agency as decided by the State Government. Other agencies involved in A.I delivery may also be included under the programme. Funds have been released directly to the State Implementing Agency (SIA). Role of implementing agency is depicted in the following table.

 

State Implementing Agencies (SIA’s)	State Livestock Development Boards/ Milk Federations
End Implementing Agencies (EIA’s)	State Animal Husbandry Department
Participating Implementing Agencies (PIA’s)	Other agencies having a role in Bovine Development

 

For better implementation of the scheme, the scheme shall also be included under District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA).

 

7.    ACTION PLAN: (1^st August 2021 to 31^st May 2022):

 

During the period all eligible breedable bovines available in the chosen district shall be covered through free artificial insemination service.

Participating farmers’ low producing Indigenous cows should be upgraded with the semen of High yielding Indigenous Breed bull (selective breeding) with the Minimum Standards (MS) of above 3000 Kgs.

Non-descript cows either may be upgraded with the semen of high yielding Indigenous breed (grading up) meeting above mentioned defined minimum standards or using semen of exotic breeds (Cross breeding) with minimum lactation yield above 10,000 kg in case of HF and 7,000 kg in case of Jersey

Crossbred cows may be upgraded with the use of semen of high yielding crossbred bulls ( inter se mating) limiting exotic inherence to 50% or upgraded with the semen of high yielding exotic bulls limiting exotic inheritance up to 75%, depending upon the State breeding policy. Further, indiscriminate cross breeding shall be avoided by adhering to the notified State breeding policy.

Non descript buffaloes should be upgraded with the semen of high yielding buffalo bulls like Murrah/Nili Ravi/ Mehsani/Jaffarabadi with minimum lactation yield above 3000 kgs as per the State breeding policy and descript buffaloes may be upgraded through selective breeding using HGM bulls of the particular breed.

In villages where co-operative societies are available, A.I shall preferably be done through

Dairy Cooperative Societies (DCS)/ through cluster A.I centres of dairy co- operatives.

Though 3 A.I’s are allowed per animal, in case of animals conceived with a single/ double A.I, the rest of the semen doses shall be used for additional animals (Cattle and Buffalo).

8.   PROCUREMENT OF BREEDING INPUTS:

The semen doses for the programme shall be procured by the concerned State Implementing Agency as per the Standards and specifications in the form of Minimum Standard Protocols (MSPs)/ Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs) formulated by Government of India.

Standards for Selecting Semen: High Yielding Indigenous breed (HYIB) semen to be used should meet the standards and specifications prescribed in MSP for semen production and dams lactation yield should not be below 3000 Kgs/lactation. For semen of HF and Jersey, MSP shall be of 10,000 Kgs for HF and 7000 Kgs for Jersey respectively. For Buffaloes, in case of non- descript buffaloes, semen of Murrah/ Nili-Ravi with MSP of 3000 Kgs and above may be used, as it is easily available. For descript buffaloes, minimum MSP as decided by Government of India should be used. All purchases of semen should be from the ‘A’ graded Semen Stations accredited by Central Monitoring Unit (CMU) only. MSP of different breeds notified by GOI is attached at Annexure –III. 

SEXED SEMEN – In States where establishment of sexed semen production has been sanctioned by GoI, the States may substitute sexed semen for normal semen and add Rs.25/- as GoI contribution on semen cost apart from the admissible cost under sanctioned programme.

SIRE DIRECTORY OR DETAILS OF BULLS WHOSE SEMEN IS USED FOR A.I –

Concerned SIA/LDB/Service provider shall make relevant available copies of sire directory in regional languages to the A.I technician giving details of Bull identification number, Dam’s lactation yield/ Breeding value, fat % including the photograph of the used bull. The A.I technician shall make this information available to the farmer and after performing A.I, the empty straw shall also be made available to the farmer.

9.   TRAINING:

Trainers’ trainings on data uploading on INAPH data base have already been completed in the States. Training of all the A.I technicians shall be organized with the help of these TOT’s again this year in every district, where District Animal Husbandry Officer (DAHO)/ District Veterinary Officer (DVO) should also update them on technical aspects of A.I.

A.I technicians village wise shall be ear marked by the District Coordination team and their name and mobile number shall be made public for use of farmers.

The AI technician shall perform AI following SOPs formulated by Government of India. Copy of Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for A.I shall be made available to A.I technicians.

10.    TAGGING:

All the animals covered under the programme shall be identified using AUID and their data shall be uploaded on INAPH data base. All inseminated animals shall be given Animal health Card (Nakul Swasthya Patra). After AI, the animal shall be followed up for pregnancy diagnosis till calf born and all the events shall be recorded by the AI technician on the data base.

11.    PARENTAGE TESTING: 

Parentage testing shall be done @ 100 calves/district for of the calves born under NAIP III @ testing cost of Rs. 3400/- ( testing has to be done for both dam and calf @ Rs.1700/- as testing fee for each sample of dam and calf).

12.    DATA UPLOADING ON INAPH:

The A.I technicians who have been given tablets under Pashu Sanjivani, (used for 20^th Livestock Census) must use the tablet directly or use their mobile phone for uploading data on INAPH LITE application on INAPH data base managed by National Dairy Development Board (NDDB). States should try to make all such tablets available to Government A.I technicians.

 

12.1    Procedure for uploading of data:

1. The technician has to open the INAPH LITE application, on INAPH
2. He has to enter his user ID and password (provided by NDDB to SIA/State AHD).
3. He has to fill up the registration form on Animal He has to fill all the fields compulsorily (Stepwise format attached at Annexure III). Wherever boxes are provided, he has to enter the numbers or √ marks or option to be chosen from dropdown list)
4. After filling up animal registration, he has to fill up details of the owner of the
5. Once registration of animal and owner is over, he has to fill up details on A.I under A.I
6. After 3 months of insemination, he has to fill up the result on pregnancy diagnosis whether the animal has become pregnant or (√)
7. After an approximate period of 10 months, he has to enter the data on details of

 

If tablets are not available, data entry sheets (Copy of data sheet for uploading data on INAPH is enclosed in guidelines at Annexure III) have to be printed and supplied to the A.I technicians by the concerned SIA’s/SLDB’s. AI technicians shall record information on the data sheet and shall either themselves upload the data through their mobiles or shall submit to the officer designated by District authorities for uploading of data on INAPH database.

Data uploaded by AI technicians / District/Block level with desktop facility on INAPH data base may be used for online monitoring of the project activity.

13.    DATA REPORTING OF PROGRESS ON INAPH:

 

Daily reporting of village wise and district wise progress on the No. of AI done shall be done by the concerned DAHO on INAPH data base so as to provide public scrutiny/ assessment of the programme. Reports on follow-up on the A.I done, i.e Repeat A.I, Pregnancy diagnosis after a period of 3 months of A.I and calves born details after gestation period (280 days in case of cows and 310 days in case of buffaloes) of A.I shall also to be uploaded on INAPH. The DAHO shall ensure that the progress is uploaded for all activities related to A.I on INAPH immediately, to ensure that the data made available is on real time basis.

All District Veterinary Officers are allowed to hire One Data Entry Operator (DEO) on short term basis for uploading AI data on the portal. A consolidated remuneration @

Rs.18000/-(Rupees Eighteen Thousand only) per month for a period of 10 months is ear marked for data entry operator at district level. Besides uploading the progress on the portal, DEO shall check up all the INAPH entries and ensure all entries have been done as per format.

 

14.    MEDIA AND PUBLICITY:

 

At village level: Display board as ‘NAIP Village’ should be placed in every village indicating that all the eligible female bovines (cattle and Buffalo) in the village are covered under NAIP through free AI service at farmers doorstep. Intense publicity to be given in villages so far not covered under NAIP Phase I & II.

Banners should be displayed in prominent places and also at   sites where A.I is done. Village wise details of AI technicians shall be shared by State and same detail will be displayed in each village through wall paintings, posters etc. Same details should be available as in para 9.1.

At district level : A fund of Rs.5 Lakhs per district has been made available for publicity at village and district level ( wall writings, banners), storage and transportation of semen doses, AI consumables and monitoring. Leaflets in regional language should be prepared by the concerned DVO on the following and to be distributed compulsorily to all the farmers for creating awareness.

• Benefits of I over natural service
• Detection of heat
• Regarding the information printed on the semen straw -bull , Breed, MSP etc
• Advantages of high yielding semen for enhancing the
• Management of cryo containers and liquid nitrogen
• Expected date of pregnancy diagnosis

·       Creating awareness among farmers

• To ask for the empty straw from the I technicians after A.I is performed, to know about the details of semen used for A.I and about the bulls.

(b)      Economical Importance of attaining early maturity in heifers through feeding balanced diet (ration balancing).

• On adoption of ” One calf every year” concept for sustainable
• Prevention of calf mortality by feeding colostrum immediately after birth, ideally within one hour, for maximum absorption of antibodies in the

Public Participation: Member of Parliament along with Member of Legislative assembly shall be invited for the inauguration programme. The programme shall be organised to create wide publicity in a simple manner.

At State level: For creating awareness about the programme at   State level, Rs.5.00 lakh has been made available for printing of A.I formats, preparing and broadcasting of Radio jingles on the importance of A.I, organising awareness camps and Publicity through Television.

 

15.    MONITORING OF THE PROGRAMME:

 

District level: At the district level, scheme is being monitored by the District Monitoring committee headed by Collector/District Magistrate, Member secretary – DAHO and the Implementing agency, which will hold weekly review meetings ascertaining the progress of the programme, with special reference to AI technicians in the selected villages and the media campaign launched in local language to make the farmers aware of the programme.

 

State level: State Animal Husbandry Department shall constitute a State Monitoring Committee headed by the Principal Secretary of the department and its members should be Stake holders involved in A.I. In each State, a nodal officer shall be nominated by the State for coordination with the centre. The State Monitoring Committee will meet weekly during the campaign. The State government may change the administrative arrangement of review but will ensure that the weekly review takes place at a level above District Animal Husbandry Officer/District Veterinary Officer and the minutes are shared with the District Collector and the Secretary In charge of Animal husbandry Department in the State.

 

Central Monitoring Committee: Central Monitoring Committee has been constituted in the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying (DAHD) and regular meetings of TMC will be held on monitoring of the programme. DAHD shall depute its officers for monitoring of the programme at State level. In this regard, 3 Veterinarians and 1 Management Consultant will be hired for monitoring the AI progress on short term contract basis for one year @ Rs.50,000/- per month. Three data entry operators will be hired on consolidated basis of Rs. 18000/-month on short time basis for one year for compiling of data.

 

16.    CALL CENTRE AT DAHD

 

Call centre created under NADCP programme will be utilised for NAIP.

 

17.    INCENTIVES:

 

All Incentives shall be transferred through bank transaction by the State to AI technicians as per the guidelines issued by GoI.

 

Incentive for Tagging: An incentive of Rs.2.50 per animal will be given for tagging under NADCP.

Incentive for A.I and Calf born – Incentive will be made available to the private AI technician/MAITRIs (Not getting salary by Government or Co-operatives) @ Rs 50/ per AI and Rs. 100/- per calf born. All incentives for private A.I technicians/ MAITRIs to be disbursed strictly based on the data uploaded on INAPH and verification of the data by the concerned District Animal Husbandry Officer (DAHO). No incentives shall be paid to government AI technicians or technicians drawing salary from Milk Federations engaged in the programme.

 

In case of North Eastern States and Hilly States/Union Territories ( Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh), the incentive for private

A.I technicians (Not getting salary by Government or Co-operatives) shall be @ Rs.100/- per A.I.

In addition, incentives based on the conception rate shall be provided to A.I technicians (both Government and Private AIT’s) @ Rs 150/- for achieving conception at first AI and Rs 100/- if conception is achieved at 2nd AI. No incentive shall be provided if animal conceives after 2nd AI.

 

18.    FINANCIAL IMPLICATION:

 

Detailed State wise expenditure to be incurred is attached at Annexure IV for implementing the genetic upgradation programme in Bovines in 607 districts including aspirational districts with less than 50 % A.I coverage in from ( 1^st August 2021 to 31^st May 2022).

 

 

19. MEASURES TO ENSURE QUALITY OF GOODS AND SERVICES

 

Standards and specifications in the form of MSP’s/SOP’s formulated by Government of India shall be implemented in letter and spirit.

20.                          IMPACT ANALYSIS

Third party evaluation will be under taken in districts covered under sub-scheme NAIP Phase II, the term of references shall include a) constraints faced during implementation; b) success rate of AI; c) number of pregnancies reported; and d) different elements including UID and uploading data on Information Network for Animal Productivity & Health (INAPH) data base.

Third party evaluation will be conducted after one year of the programme in the districts covered under the sub scheme. The term of references shall include among others,

 

1. Number of female calves born
2. Performance of I technicians
3. Mortality rate among calves

 

Impact analysis will be undertaken centrally as per TOR approved by this Department.

21.  EXPECTED PROJECT OUTCOME

 

• Around 5 Crore number of AI’s would result into birth of 3.00 Cr superior calves.
• Due to this campaign mode approach, 1.35 Crore superior female calves will be produced which will yield 16.2 MMT of milk /annum after 3 years. Cows and buffaloes worth Rs. 54000 Crores (Rs. 40,000 per adult cow) will be added to the farmers
• Through sale of milk, dairy farmers will earn an additional income of 60750 crores.
• There will be improvement in the indigenous breed population by the addition of more milch animals to the dairy herd of the.

Annexure-I: LIST OF DISTRICTS WITH LESS THAN 50% AI COVERAGE INCLUDING ASPIRATIONAL DISTRICTS

NAIP Phase III District wise List                                             (in Lakh)

Con. S.No.	State	S. No.	District	Breedable populn as per 20 LC	70% of breedable popln	No.of AI done during 2019-20	AI coverage (%)	Target no. of bovines NAIP III
1	Andhra Pradesh	1	Ananthapuramu	292726	204908	258983	42	136225
2	Andhra Pradesh	2	East godavari	448675	314073	326012	35	171482
3	Andhra Pradesh	3	Guntur	462796	323957	472600	49	248588
4	Andhra Pradesh	4	Kadapa	272445	190712	186492	33	98095
5	Andhra Pradesh	5	Kurnool	397064	277945	225436	27	118579
6	Andhra Pradesh	6	Nellore	275076	192553	234654	41	123428
7	Andhra Pradesh	7	Prakasam (Ongole)	405445	283812	357598	42	188097
8	Andhra Pradesh	8	Srikakulam	363105	254174	251634	33	132359
9	Andhra Pradesh	9	West Godavari	355113	248579	326146	44	171553
10	Bihar	1	Araria	502206	351544	44044	4	22022
11	Bihar	2	Arwal	93679	65575	35331	18	17666
12	Bihar	3	Aurangabad	398161	278713	74893	9	37447
13	Bihar	4	Banka	423790	296653	62558	7	31279
14	Bihar	5	Begusarai	337916	236541	261377	37	130689
15	Bihar	6	Bhagalpur	527193	369035	85957	8	42979
16	Bihar	7	Bhojpur	343143	240200	184003	26	92002
17	Bihar	8	Buxar	234219	163953	104219	21	52110
18	Bihar	9	Darbhanga	373368	261358	105745	13	52873
19	Bihar	10	Gaya	631771	442240	104983	8	52492
20	Bihar	11	Gopalganj	198057	138640	144776	35	72388
21	Bihar	12	Jamui	402917	282042	18010	2	9005
22	Bihar	13	Jehanabad	127485	89240	47402	18	23701
23	Bihar	14	Kaimur ( bhabua)	313759	219631	69366	11	34683
24	Bihar	15	Katihar	439317	307522	50675	5	25338
25	Bihar	16	Khagaria	232863	163004	141771	29	70886
26	Bihar	17	Kishanganj	299655	209759	15847	3	7924
27	Bihar	18	Lakhisarai	119413	83589	63268	25	31634
28	Bihar	19	Madhepura	409702	286791	64372	7	32186
29	Bihar	20	Madhubani	582074	407452	93848	8	46924

 

30	Bihar	21	Motihari	434283	303998	132773	15	66387
31	Bihar	22	Munger	138628	97040	55668	19	27834
32	Bihar	23	Muzaffarpur	416735	291715	247449	28	123725
33	Bihar	24	Nalanda	285146	199602	98390	16	49195
34	Bihar	25	Nawada	282539	197777	43754	7	21877
35	Bihar	26	Paschim champaran	352150	246505	100968	14	50484
36	Bihar	27	Patna	504163	352914	153390	14	76695
37	Bihar	28	Purnea	555644	388951	59146	5	29573
38	Bihar	29	Rohtas	430642	301449	106329	12	53165
39	Bihar	30	Saharsa	338780	237146	56264	8	28132
40	Bihar	31	Samastipur	459964	321975	333637	35	166819
41	Bihar	32	Saran	386886	270820	99974	12	49987
42	Bihar	33	Sheikhpura	77671	54370	11205	7	5603
43	Bihar	34	Sheohar	61133	42793	53228	41	26614
44	Bihar	35	Sitamarhi	302191	211534	84765	13	42383
45	Bihar	36	Siwan	315786	221050	89145	13	44573
46	Bihar	37	Supaul	531984	372389	40182	4	20091
47	Bihar	38	Vaishali	270139	189097	137594	24	68797
48	Chhattisgarh	1	BALOD	139541	97679	31286	11	16686
49	Chhattisgarh	2	BALODA BAZAR	229656	160759	58832	12	31377
50	Chhattisgarh	3	BALRAMPUR	138712	97098	26358	9	14058
51	Chhattisgarh	4	BASTAR	71548	50084	12751	8	6801
52	Chhattisgarh	5	BEMETARA	209843	146890	14243	3	7596
53	Chhattisgarh	6	BIJAPUR	94843	66390	3063	2	1634
54	Chhattisgarh	7	BILASPUR	257303	180112	52017	10	27742
55	Chhattisgarh	8	DANTEWADA	57408	40186	3650	3	1947
56	Chhattisgarh	9	DHAMTARI	111285	77900	29576	13	15774
57	Chhattisgarh	10	DURG	164484	115139	24061	7	12833
58	Chhattisgarh	11	GARIYABANDH	96530	67571	14723	7	7852
59	Chhattisgarh	12	JANJIR-CHAMPA	235904	165133	34253	7	18268
60	Chhattisgarh	13	JASHPUR	98203	68742	21355	10	11389
61	Chhattisgarh	14	KABIRDHAM	161766	113236	13970	4	7451
62	Chhattisgarh	15	KANKER	102844	71991	17615	8	9395
63	Chhattisgarh	16	KONDAGAON	77498	54249	6407	4	3417
64	Chhattisgarh	17	KORBA	128252	89776	26512	10	14140
65	Chhattisgarh	18	KOREA	123315	86321	17148	7	9146
66	Chhattisgarh	19	MAHASAMUND	117391	82174	33178	13	17695
67	Chhattisgarh	20	MUNGELI	124786	87350	21683	8	11564
68	Chhattisgarh	21	NARAYANPUR	74002	51801	1513	1	807
69	Chhattisgarh	22	RAIGARH	125674	87972	63638	24	33940
70	Chhattisgarh	23	RAIPUR	183106	128174	36968	10	19716
71	Chhattisgarh	24	RAJNANDGAON	269198	188439	32558	6	17364
72	Chhattisgarh	25	SARGUJA	92293	64605	27263	14	14540
73	Chhattisgarh	26	SUKMA	94838	66387	2409	1	1285
74	Chhattisgarh	27	SURAJPUR	95165	66616	21752	11	11601

 

75	Goa	1	North Goa	33239	23267	19954	29	10642
76	Goa	2	South Goa	36134	25294	11922	16	6358
77	Gujarat	1	Ahmedabad	319991	223994	152313	23	86311
78	Gujarat	2	Amreli	264742	185319	85169	15	48262
79	Gujarat	3	Bharuch	122570	85799	89122	35	50502
80	Gujarat	4	Bhavnagar	329617	230732	161584	23	91564
81	Gujarat	5	Botad	118595	83017	45865	18	25990
82	Gujarat	6	Chhota Udepur	201556	141089	111538	26	63205
83	Gujarat	7	Dahod	345123	241586	144357	20	81802
84	Gujarat	8	Devbhoomi Dwarka	155635	108945	24321	7	13782
85	Gujarat	9	Gir Somnath	237194	166036	101288	20	57397
86	Gujarat	10	Jamnagar	165423	115796	34665	10	19644
87	Gujarat	11	Junagadh	227800	159460	125250	26	70975
88	Gujarat	12	Kachchh	325724	228007	48348	7	27397
89	Gujarat	13	Morbi	193045	135132	45233	11	25632
90	Gujarat	14	Narmada	84838	59387	65218	37	36957
91	Gujarat	15	Panchmahal	338168	236718	302837	43	171608
92	Gujarat	16	Patan	272403	190682	281091	49	159285
93	Gujarat	17	Porbandar	116917	81842	35029	14	19850
94	Gujarat	18	Rajkot	334199	233939	149153	21	84520
95	Gujarat	19	Surat	339224	237457	230459	32	130593
96	Gujarat	20	Surendranagar	372697	260888	57539	7	32605
97	Gujarat	21	Vadodara	203437	142406	196209	46	111185
98	Haryana	1	Bhiwani	219631	153742	230893	50	130839
99	Haryana	2	Charki Dadri	85118	59583	90104	50	51059
100	Haryana	3	Palwal	169210	118447	173324	49	98217
101	Haryana	4	Panchkula	47720	33404	50213	50	28454
102	Haryana	5	Sonepat	214120	149884	186569	41	105722
103	Himachal pradesh	1	Bilaspur	74485	52140	58617	37	33216
104	Himachal pradesh	2	Chamba	121714	85200	46596	18	26404
105	Himachal pradesh	3	Hamirpur	68003	47602	68669	48	38912
106	Himachal pradesh	4	Kangra	223538	156477	194689	41	110324
107	Himachal pradesh	5	Kinnaur	13933	9753	6056	21	3432
108	Himachal pradesh	6	Kullu	90626	63438	58273	31	33021
109	Himachal pradesh	7	Lahul Spiti	7470	5229	3273	21	1855
110	Himachal pradesh	8	Mandi	224508	157156	185705	39	105233
111	Himachal pradesh	9	Shimla	131636	92145	83807	30	47491
112	Himachal pradesh	10	Sirmour	134245	93972	69928	25	39626

 

113	Himachal pradesh	11	Solan	111366	77956	82855	35	46951
114	Himachal pradesh	12	Una	89413	62589	98739	53	55952
115	Jammu	1	Doda	86987	60891	24973	14	14151
116	Jammu	2	Jammu	166890	116823	14521	4	8229
117	Jammu	3	Kathua	116325	81428	49740	20	28186
118	Jammu	4	Kishtwar	58951	41266	11932	10	6761
119	Jammu	5	Poonch	90000	63000	17739	9	10052
120	Jammu	6	Rajouri	153500	107450	28026	9	15881
121	Jammu	7	Ramban	53632	37542	11818	10	6697
122	Jammu	8	Reasi	76999	53899	11874	7	6729
123	Jammu	9	Samba	49022	34315	43060	42	24401
124	Jammu	10	Udhampur	120187	84131	30615	12	17349
125	Jharkhand	1	Bokaro	125998	88199	33633	13	17938
126	Jharkhand	2	Chatara	197444	138211	30952	7	16508
127	Jharkhand	3	Deoghar	248300	173810	34128	7	18202
128	Jharkhand	4	Dhanbad	139685	97780	44654	15	23815
129	Jharkhand	5	Dumka	226256	158379	41179	9	21962
130	Jharkhand	6	E. Singhbhoom	115440	80808	32062	13	17100
131	Jharkhand	7	Gharhwa	257801	180461	37381	7	19937
132	Jharkhand	8	Giridih	317572	222300	42649	6	22746
133	Jharkhand	9	Godda	281439	197007	36182	6	19297
134	Jharkhand	10	Gumla	163061	114143	28245	8	15064
135	Jharkhand	11	Hazaribagh	191288	133902	38605	10	20589
136	Jharkhand	12	Jamtara	129251	90476	31425	12	16760
137	Jharkhand	13	Khunti	79770	55839	25618	15	13663
138	Jharkhand	14	Koderma	61055	42739	28173	22	15026
139	Jharkhand	15	Latehar	107623	75336	29200	13	15573
140	Jharkhand	16	Lohardaga	46643	32650	28758	29	15338
141	Jharkhand	17	Pakur	140374	98262	30304	10	16162
142	Jharkhand	18	Palamu	286184	200329	40652	7	21681
143	Jharkhand	19	Ramgarh	36464	25525	25536	33	13619
144	Jharkhand	20	Ranchi	215427	150799	70742	16	37729
145	Jharkhand	21	Sahebganj	115428	80800	33289	14	17754
146	Jharkhand	22	Saraikela	69286	48500	27500	19	14667
147	Jharkhand	23	Simdega	106635	74645	22635	10	12072
148	Jharkhand	24	W Singhbhum	101307	70915	26991	13	14395
149	Karnataka	1	Bagalkot	278000	194600	163807	28	92824

 

Annexure-II: MINIMUM STANDARD PROTOCOL PRESCRIBED BY GOI

 

 

Breed	Dam’s Lactation yield (Kgs)
	First	Best	Fat%
Holstein Friesian	7000	10000	3.5
Jersey	5000	6000	5.0
Sahiwal	2400	3000	4.0
Red Sindhi	2000	2500	4.5
Gir	2400	3000	4.5
Kankrej	2000	2500	4.5
Tharparkar	2000	2500	4.0
Hariana	1600	2000	4.0
Rathi	1600	2000	4.0
Ongole	1100	1600	4.0
Deoni	800	1000	4.0
Khillar	380	500	4.0
Dangi	400	530	4.0
Amritmahal	400	500	4.0
HF Cross- F2	5000	6000	4.0
Jersey Cross- F2	3500	4500	4.5
Sunandini	2500	3000	3.5
Murrah	2400	3000	7.0
Mehsana	2400	3000	7.0
Nili Ravi	2400	3000	7.0
Jaffrabadi	2800	3500	8.0
Surti	1600	2000	7.0
Banni	2400	3000	7.0
Bhadawari	1300	1600	8.0
Pandharpuri	1300	1600	7.0

 

 

The standard for Dam’s lactation yield for FI cross bulls will be the same as that of respective indigenous bull dam i.e. Gir, Sahiwal, Kankrej, Red Sindhi, etc.

For Breeds not mentioned in above table, concerned State government may notify the min. Dam’s lactation details and Breed code.

For imported bulls and embryos, the standards for import of germplasm as prescribed in the “Guidelines for export I import of bovine germplasm” issued and amended from time – to -time by DAHD, Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying, GOI shall be applicable.

 

Annexure-IV: A.I FORMAT FOR INAPH UPLOADING

 

 

 

A.I FORMAT FOR INAPH UPLOADING
			Information Network for Animal Productivity and Health (INAPH) A.I. Format ( Compulsory fields ) << Name of the Organisation>>
	Technician User ID	Name							Month Year Date:
I	Registration
a	Animal Details
1	* Tag Number
2	* Registration Date		Male     Cattle             Years	Female     Buffalo             Months	Yak	(DD/MM/YYYY)           Mithun	Sheep
3	* Sex
4	* Species							Goat	Pig
5	* Breed Name
6	* Age

 

 

 

• * Number of Calvings

 

• *Pregnancy Status Yes                                    No

 

 

 

b           Owner Details

 

5 * numb er Mobile

• * Village Name

 

 

• *Hamlet Name 6                                                                                                                                                                       *Aadhar                                                                                                                                                                       No

 

 

• * Owner Name

 

 

 

• * Owner Gender
• I Transaction

Male

Female

 

 

• * Tag Number

 

 

• * Date of I

 

• *Bull ID

(DD/MM/YYYY)

 

• Pregnancy Diagnosis

 

1    *Result of P.D

I      CalvingTransaction

V

• * Tag Number

 

• *Date of calving

Pregnant                 Non pregnant

 

 

 

 

 

3	*Calving type
4	* Ease of calving		Normal		Dystocia
Signature Fields Marked with * are Mandatory Suggestions for Printer 1.  One format will be used for one animal. 2.  Format should be printed in 2 copies. While capturing the data carbon paper will be used. 3.  IfthedataisnotuploadedbytheA.Itechnicianhimself,maincopywillbeforwardedfordataentryatcentralisedlocation(Taluka/district).Lowercopywillbe office copy at AI Center. 4.  Different colours may be given to different copies. 5.  Rice paper (thin paper) should be used, to enable impression up to last copy.

	Mal e Female Twin s

 

SOURCE-https://dahd.nic.in/sites/default/filess/OM%20on%20updated%20action%20plan%20NAIP%20III%20%281%29_2.pdf

https://www.pashudhanpraharee.com/nationwide-artificial-insemination-programme-naip/