jaipur, Oct. 27 -- Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagde on Monday called for scientific nutrition, improved veterinary healthcare and better breeding practices to boost milk production, highlighting livestock's role in the rural economy and employment. Addressing a national symposium on "Veterinary Medicine in the Digital Era" at Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences in Jobner, Bagde said Rajasthan ranked second nationally in milk production and had the country's largest indigenous livestock population. He highlighted indigenous breeds such as Rathi and Tharparkar, urging stakeholders to improve livestock health, breeding and nutrition. He also stressed disease prevention and combining traditional diagnostic methods with modern veterinary practices. Referring to the Centre's National Digital Livestock initiative, Bagde said more than 350 million animals were being assigned unique 12-digit identification numbers, or Pashu Aadhaar, to maintain health and vaccination records and improve livestock management....