Published: 1 October 2025Governance
Rajasthan Gaushala Subsidy Hiked to ₹50 Per Cow Per Day; ₹30,000 for Bullock Farming
The Rajasthan state government announced enhanced measures for cow protection and traditional farming. Daily subsidies for registered gaushalas were raised to ₹50 per cow and ₹25 per calf, a significant increase from previous rates.
The Rajasthan Budget 2025-26 also includes a provision of ₹30,000 annually for small and marginal farmers continuing traditional bullock-based farming. Agriculture and allied sectors contribute 26.72% to Rajasthan's Gross State Value Added (GSVA) for 2023-24, with livestock alone accounting for 48.58% of this sector. Budgetary allocations for heritage sites including Khatushyamji Temple and Poonchhri Ka Lotha for promoting spiritual tourism were also announced.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Rajasthan's new gaushala subsidy rate?
Rajasthan raised daily gaushala subsidies to **₹50 per cow** and **₹25 per calf** for registered gaushalas in the 2025-26 budget.
What support does Rajasthan provide for bullock farming?
Rajasthan's 2025-26 budget allocates **₹30,000 annually** for small and marginal farmers continuing **traditional bullock-based farming** — supporting cultural farming practices.
What is agriculture's share in Rajasthan's economy?
Agriculture and allied sectors contribute **26.72% to Rajasthan's GSVA** (Gross State Value Added) for 2023-24. Within this, **livestock alone accounts for 48.58%** of the agriculture sector's contribution.
Why is livestock so important to Rajasthan's economy?
**Livestock contributes 48.58%** of Rajasthan's agriculture and allied sector GSVA, making it the dominant component. This explains the state's focus on gaushala subsidies, Gopal Credit Cards, and dairy support schemes.
What allocations did Rajasthan make for spiritual tourism alongside gaushala subsidies?
Alongside gaushala subsidies, Rajasthan's budget made allocations for **Khatushyamji Temple** and **Poonchhri Ka Lotha** as part of spiritual tourism development in the state.
