Hyderabad: In a heartfelt gesture of gratitude, the Telangana Poultry Federation (TPF), Indian Poultry Equipment Manufacturers’ Association (IPEMA) and Poultry India, organized a symbolic milk consecration ceremony to honour Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy here on Thursday.
The event took place at the TPF office near Nizam College Grounds and was attended by poultry farmers from across the State, who gathered to express their collective appreciation for the Chief Minister’s consistent and proactive support of the poultry sector.
Speaking on the occasion, IPEMA and Poultry India president Uday Singh Bayas conveyed deep appreciation for the Chief Minister’s leadership. “We are extremely grateful to Revanth Reddy for his swift and effective actions, especially during the recent isolated bird flu incident. His timely intervention through the Animal Husbandry department ensured that the poultry sector remained stable and free from panic,” he said.
The support extended in terms of pricing concerns, feed supply, and more recently, the review of the Anganwadi egg supply scheme, clearly reflects his commitment to safeguarding the interests of small and marginal poultry farmers.
Poultry farming has played a foundational role in Telangana’s rural economy since 1975. Under the visionary leadership of the late Padmasri Dr. B V Rao, the industry first united under the Andhra Pradesh Poultry Federation (APPF). Following the bifurcation of the State in 2014, the TPF emerged as the representative body for poultry farmers across Telangana. The recent isolated bird flu outbreak in Hayathnagar Mandal posed a significant financial challenge to farmers, especially those operating on narrow margins.
The quick reassurance and decisive action taken by the Telangana government, under the leadership of Revanth Reddy, helped restore stability and confidence in the sector. The Chief Minister also addressed critical issues such as the promotion of the Anganwadi egg supply scheme, ordering a review to ensure direct benefits to small and marginal farmers.
In recognition of these continued and impactful efforts, poultry farmers came together to perform the paalaabhishekam, as a symbolic expression of respect and gratitude towards the Chief Minister.
IPEMA/Poultry India also invited stakeholders for upcoming 17th Poultry India Expo 2025, to be held from November 26 to 28 at HITEX in Hyderabad, where the latest innovations and developments in the poultry sector will be showcased.
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