AP: TTD Chairman displeased over improper maintenance of Palamaner Goshala
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Tirupati, May 21 (UNI) Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam (TTD) Chairman B.R. Naidu on Wednesday expressed displeasure over improper maintenance and unhygienic surroundings at TTD Goshala located in Palamaner near here.
Naidu, who conducted a surprise inspection at the Goshala, instructed officials to submit a detailed report on the daily operations of the Gosala within a week.
Spread across 450 acres, the TTD-run Swadeshi Go Samvardhana Trust currently houses around 500 cows.
During his visit, the Chairman personally offered fodder to the cows and inquired with the staff about the availability and quality of feed, drinking water, and veterinary care being provided to the cattle. UNI KNR SSP
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