evidence: The minister said funds would be allocated for establishment of integrated indigenous cattle centres called Gokul Grams, strengthening of bull mother farms to conserve high genetic merit of indigenous breeds, establishment of field performance records of a breed, and assistance to institutions which are repository to best cattle germplasm. Apart from this, Gopalan Sanghs, which would be breeder societies, would be also established and farmers who maintain high value animals of indigenous breeds would be awarded with "Gopal Ratna" and breeders socities will get "Kamadhenu" awards. The government will also organise milk yield competition for indigenous breeds and training programmes for technical and non-technical personnel working in institutions engaged in indigenous cattle development. [...] The Gokul Gram can be set up independently or through public private partnership mode and will maintain milch and unproductive animals in the ratio of 60:40. It will have capacity to hold 1,000 animals and would maintain disease-free environment through regular screening of animals for important diseases like brucellosis and tuberculosis. An inbuilt dispensary and artificial insemination centre will be an integral part of the Gokul Gram.