Udaipur. District Collector Tarachand Meena flagged off JK Lakshmi's animal health chariot on the collectorate premises for awareness among the villagers.
In a function organized in the Collectorate, the District formal Collector said that humans could understand each other's pain while ill. Still, animals cannot tell their illness to anyone. In such a situation, this Arogya Rath will prove to be very helpful.
 Appreciating the work done by JK Lakshmi for the animals in Lumpy Skin Disease cases, he said that the the company should use 25 percent of its C.S.R. fund in association with the district administration so that the suffering and needy can be benefited on a large scale. 
Cattle farmers will get more benefits from improved varieties of breeding. The areas of the district where the company works for the animals and animal herders will benefit more. On this occasion, he urged the company to provide an ambulance or a mobile van to treat animals.
Earlier, the company's C.E.O., Naveen Kumar Sharma, said that J.K. C.S.R. activities had been a part of the company's business since its inception. Considering animal wealth as a considerable wealth, the company is starting new work for them. It is the duty of all of us to serve the animals.
Company's C.S.R. Head Sanjeev Jha said at the function that JK Lakshmi Company is working on education, health, employment, and rural development, and more than 3 lakh people are getting benefited from it. The company will work for livestock and animal promotion in every state. The company has selected 60 villages whose population is more than 2 thousand for this work.
Dr. Ravi Yadav of J.K.Trust said that, on average, a cow in India gives 3 liters of milk per day, while it is 16 liters in Australia. To increase it, we have to pay attention to breeding. In C.S.R., the intent is needed, not quantum.