Haryana's Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced a new mobile veterinary treatment service to provide doorstep healthcare for livestock across the state. This service will operate daily from 6 am to 10 pm and will be accessible via a toll-free number, with plans to expand to a 24-hour service for emergency care. During a review meeting on the state's agricultural roadmap, the CM emphasized the need for strategic reforms under Haryana's Vision 2047, which aligns with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a developed India. The agriculture department aims to reclaim 1.40 lakh acres of waterlogged land by 2031, while also issuing soil health cards to 15 lakh farmers annually. The state plans to cover 3 lakh acres under Direct Seeded Rice cultivation to promote groundwater conservation. Additionally, the government will distribute 15,000 crop residue management machines each year to address stubble burning. The initiative also includes modernizing veterinary laboratories and organizing livestock fairs to enhance animal husbandry practices.