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Ganges River Dolphin (Platanista gangetica)
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Have you ever heard the tale of India’s national aquatic animal, the elusive river dolphin? Imagine a graceful swimmer gliding silently through ancient rivers, blind yet perfectly attuned to its watery world. Meet the Ganges River Dolphin (Platanista gangetica), a symbol of India’s rich biodiversity since 2009. Celebrated also as...
ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE: A GROWING THREAT TO GLOBAL HEALTH
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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is an urgent global health crisis, characterized by the reduced efficacy of antimicrobials such as antibiotics, antiviral, antifungal, and antiparasitic drugs due to misuse and overuse. This resistance poses a significant threat to human, animal, and environmental health, leading to increased mortality rates, prolonged illnesses, and significant...
COMMON BACTERIAL DISEASES OF GOAT IN INDIA AND ITS PREVENTION
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Goat husbandry is considered as efficient and rapid way of improving income of lower-middle class as well as landless farmers. The goat rearing requires minimal investment and its rearing is cheaper as compared to other livestock. However, Improper management and diseases caused by bacteria, fungi, parasites, protozoa, rickettsia, and viruses can lead...
DISCOVERING KODO MILLETS: NUTRITIONAL & ECONOMIC INSIGHTS
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As a traditional nutricereal, Kodo millet emerges as a powerhouse of essential nutrients, offering a viable alternative to conventional staples like rice and wheat. This article comprehensively explores the multifaceted attributes of Kodo millet (Paspalum scrobiculatum), delving into its nutritional richness, sustainable cultivation practices, economic significance, future prospects, and prevailing...
SUSTAINABLE FEED SOURCES AND PRACTICES IN CATTLE PRODUCTION
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This article explores innovative and sustainable feeding strategies revolutionizing cattle nutrition, aiming to optimize efficiency and reduce environmental impact. Traditional grain-based feeds, like corn and soy, pose environmental concerns due to deforestation and intensive production methods. Alternative feed sources, such as crop residues, by-products, regenerative grazing, and silvopastoral systems, offer...
QUORUM SENSING AND QUORUM QUENCHING: A BRIEF GENERAL REVIEW
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Quorum sensing, a cell–cell communication is how bacteria control gene expression in response to population density. They release chemical signals called autoinducers that trigger changes in gene expression as their concentration increases. Using the technique known as quorum sensing, bacteria can keep an eye out for other bacteria in their...
SELF-REPLICATING RNA VIRUS VECTORS FOR VACCINATIONS
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Self-amplifying RNA viruses are characterized by a single-stranded RNA (ssRNA) genome that is enclosed in a protein capsid and envelope structure. RNA viruses may carry positive or negative sense genomes, as seen in the case of alphaviruses and flaviviruses, or negative sense genomes as seen in the case of rhabdoviruses and measles...
HIGH-TECH HORTICULTURE: REVOLUTIONIZING AGRICULTURE FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
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In the face of global challenges such as climate change, population growth, and dwindling natural resources, the agricultural sector is increasingly turning to high-tech solutions to enhance productivity, efficiency, and sustainability. High-Tech Horticulture represents a paradigm shift in agricultural practices, leveraging cutting-edge technologies to address the complexities of modern farming....
BOVINE PAPILLOMATOSIS
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Bovine papillomatosis, caused by bovine papillomavirus (BPV), is a common viral dermatological condition in young cattle, resulting in benign growths or warts that can impact livestock trade due to their unsightliness. Transmission occurs through direct and indirect contact, leading to cauliflower-like growths on various body parts. Clinical signs include growths...
MANAGING PET’S WELL-BEING IN THE SUMMER: ESSENTIAL TIPS FOR PET OWNERS
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When summer temperatures increase, it is crucial for pet owners to be proactive in protecting the health of their furry friends. This summary provides important strategies and tips for ensuring the well-being and joy of your pets during extreme heat. Responsible pet ownership in summer demands carefulness and attentiveness, including...
ANTIFUNGAL RESISTANCE IN ANIMALS: A BRIEF NOTE
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Fungi play significant roles in causing diseases across various organisms within both the plant and animal realms, encompassing humans as well. Due to the widespread use of antifungals in both agricultural practices and modern medical treatments, the incidence of resistant fungal infections has been increasing. The challenge of escalating antifungal...
COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES FOR DAIRY HERD HEALTH
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Managing dairy herd health involves various aspects such as housing management, observation of animals, biosecurity, nutrition, hygiene, disease prevention, and parasitic infestation control. Effective housing ensures space, ventilation, cleanliness, and comfort. Regular observation monitors behaviour, body condition, and health status. Hygienic practices include daily cleaning to prevent disease. New animal...
PAWS AND PIXELS: HOW AI IS REVOLUTIONIZING VETERINARY IMAGING
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This article delves into the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and veterinary medicine, focusing on the advancements in diagnostic imaging. Through a comprehensive exploration, it traces the evolution of veterinary imaging and examines the pivotal role played by AI technologies. Using a series of case studies, the article demonstrates how...