Ummid Assistant

Applications open for Manmohan scholarship at Cambridge

IIM-Trichy to offer short courses too at Chennai centre

Welcome Guest! You are here: Home » Business & Economy

Slaughter house waste has huge potential

Saturday January 05, 2013 07:09:57 PM, IANS

Related articles

Cow Protection Movement: Experiences of an Activist

Once I met the noted Gandhian Govindbhai Shroff, who conceded that the cow not giving milk is a burden on the Earth. Many Jains are in the business of beef, beef export. Sabharwal family  »

Aligarh: India can earn more than $50 billion by exporting value added pet food to the global market by recycling slaughter house waste products, an official said here Saturday.

The government has taken a lead on the issues like climate change, conservation of bio-diversity and global peace, Dr. M. Salahuddin, director, ministry of environment and forests said here addressing a meet.

The country can earn $50 billion by pet food to the global market by recycling slaughter house waste products, he said.

Slaughter house wastes were seen as a major source of pollution in cities. But experts now feel if they are recycled as feed for animals, it could be a profitable industry.

Aligarh Muslim University Vice Chancellor, Lt. Gen. (retd.) Zameer Uddin Shah, asked the scientists to produce good research for the betterment of the mankind. He said that meat industry in India was linked with Muslims and the AMU faculty should carry more works on these slaughter houses.

Prof. S.M. Ilyas, Project Director, National Institute of Rural Development, Hyderabad said that in coming days, bio-products will be more valuable than the meat.








 

Home | Top of the Page

Comments

Note: By posting your comments here you agree to the terms and conditions of www.ummid.com

Comments powered by DISQUS

i

I

More Headlines

A day of love: 7,300 couples marry in China on '2013-1-4'

Internet spews out 830 million tonnes of CO2

Mohammad Wali Rehmani to address Education Conference at Oxford

More pesticides linked to Parkinson's disease

Goa babus to pay for using government vehicle

US court to hear human rights case against Badal

Overseas Indian doctors may practice in India

Faster help for stroke patients in offing

Harassed teenager dies of burns in Jaipur hospital

No one helped us despite requests: Rape victim's friend says on TV

 

Top Stories

Indian Muslims on path to empowerment: Rahman Khan 'discovers' in Saudi Arabia

Says closely working with Home Ministry on detention of Muslim youths; determined to protect Waqf properties   »

120/18978: UPA Pre-Matric scholarship scorecard in Bhiwandi

Hundreds march to Parliament protesting arrests of Muslim youths

 

  Most Read

Mohammad Wali Rehmani to address Education Conference at Oxford University

Noted scholar, General Secretary of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB), former Dy Speaker of Bihar Assembly, one of the senior members of Raabta  »

No one helped us despite requests: Rape victim's friend says on TV

Breaking his silence for the first time since the horrific Dec 16 gang-rape, the victim's friend said he wished he could have saved the 23-year-old woman and blamed police for delaying taking them to hospital for over two hours. "I wish I could have saved her," the young man, who Delhi Police have  »

 

  News Pick

Goddesses in temples and sexual harassment of women on streets

India's civilization is very ancient, very rich and very sublime. And we are justifiably proud of that heritage. In the Indian Hindu  »

India supports Arab League envoy's peace plan for Syria

In view of the "growing conflict" in Syria, which has seen more than 40,000 people killed since March 2011, "there is need for internal dialogue... and a settlement process should be backed by the UN," the official said.  »

No consensus on death for rapists, accord on fast-track courts

A meeting of state police chiefs and chief secretaries here Friday did not arrive at a consensus on the issue of death penalty for rape convicts, but broadly agreed to bring down the legally defined age  »

Cow Protection Movement: Experiences of an Activist

Once I met the noted Gandhian Govindbhai Shroff, who conceded that the cow not giving milk is a burden on the Earth. Many Jains are in the business of beef, beef export. Sabharwal family  »

 

Picture of the Day

Artists performing dance drama based on the ‘Geetgovindam’, by Shri Jayadev, at the inauguration of the 60th Annual Arts Festival, at Kalakshetra, Chennai on December 21, 2012.

 

Recommend the story to your friends

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

RSS  |  Contact us

 

| Quick links

News

 

Subscribe to

Ummid Assistant

 

National

Science & Technology

RSS

Scholarships

About us

International

Health

Twitter

Government Schemes

Feedback

Regional

History

Facebook

Education

Register

Politics

Opinion

Newsletter

Contact us

Business

The Funny Side

Education & Career

     

 

 

Ummid.com: Disclaimer | Terms of Use | Advertise with us | Link Exchange

Ummid.com is part of the Awaz Multimedia & Publications providing World News, News Analysis and Feature Articles on Education, Health. Politics, Technology, Sports, Entertainment, Industry etc. The articles or the views displayed on this website are for public information and in no way describe the editorial views. The users are entitled to use this site subject to the terms and conditions mentioned.

© 2012 Awaz Multimedia & Publications. All rights reserved.