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Cowpathy, Indigenous Cattle and One Health: Shalihotra’s Vision for Veterinarians as Guardians of Food and Rural Futures
Conducted on the occasion of World Veterinary Day 2026 (Salihotra Day) in association with the Veterinary Association of India (VAI), this session focuses on Cowpathy, indigenous cattle, and the One Health approach inspired by Shalihotra—an early pioneer of veterinary science in India. The discussion emphasizes the role of indigenous cattle in promoting sustainable livestock practices, improving rural livelihoods, and enhancing overall animal health outcomes. It also explores how traditional systems like Cowpathy can be understood alongside modern veterinary science for more holistic animal care. With a strong One Health perspective, the session highlights the interconnection between animal health, human health, and the environment, underscoring the vital role of veterinarians as key contributors to sustainable food systems and rural development.
Download the guide to understand key veterinary responsibilities within the One Health framework in everyday practice.
https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s41055-019-00034-8.pdf
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