Jaipur, Rajasthan – [03 August] – Dr. Krishan Kumar Mourya, Assistant Director (SVO) at the Department of Animal Husbandry, Government of Rajasthan, stands as a pioneering force in veterinary science and environmental advocacy. With over 20 years of dedicated service, Dr. Mourya has made groundbreaking strides in animal welfare, particularly through his innovative approach to combating the detrimental effects of polythene on cattle.
Dr. Mourya’s remarkable journey began with a commitment to understanding the root causes of animal mortality. His extensive work, including over 3,000 post-mortems on cattle, revealed a critical issue: a staggering 90% of deaths were due to asphyxiation from ingesting polythene bags and other non-edible materials. This revelation sparked a profound shift in animal care practices and environmental policies, highlighting the urgent need for change.
Beyond his scientific achievements, Dr. Mourya’s work embodies a deep respect for traditional values and environmental stewardship. His advocacy extends to public education on the harmful effects of polythene, driving efforts to reduce its use and promote more sustainable practices. His tireless efforts have not only saved countless animal lives but also contributed to broader environmental protection.
Dr. Mourya’s impact has been widely recognized. His contributions have earned him acclaim for his innovative solutions and dedication to improving animal welfare. His influential research and advocacy work are celebrated as exemplary models of how commitment and ingenuity can address critical challenges in both animal care and environmental protection.
Through his work, Dr. Mourya continues to inspire a global audience, demonstrating that transformative change is possible through dedication, expertise, and a deep commitment to both animal and environmental welfare. His legacy is a testament to the profound impact that one individual can have on creating a better world for animals and future generations.
