The main objective of the scheme is to provide financial security to livestock farmers against the economic loss caused by the death of milch animals due to serious diseases such as chronic skin disease, HSBQ, and other reasons.

The maximum value per milch animal under this scheme is ₹60,000.

Yes, preference is given to members of milk producer cooperatives for insuring their milch animals.

Only healthy animals with a health certificate issued by a veterinarian are eligible for insurance under this scheme.

The implementation of the scheme is done at the district level by the District Livestock Development Officer.

Interested applicants can apply for livestock insurance online through the website of the Livestock Development Directorate.

No, this scheme specifically covers only milch animals.

Penalties for late application submission may vary depending on the guidelines of the scheme and the discretion of the implementing authority.

Long-term goals aimed at through this scheme include sustainable livestock rearing practices and rural economic development.

Milch animals are insured for a period of 1 years under this scheme.

Exemptions or discounts for certain categories of farmers may be provided based on the specific guidelines of the scheme.