Vol. 12, Special Issue 7 (2023)

Author(s):
Vani Kotha, Mallampati Srinivasa Reddy, Dhumantarao Thammi Raju and Amaravadhi Sarat Chandra

Abstract:
The present study was conducted in Telangana state carried out in Nagarkurnool and Siddipet districts. 10 LFPGs were selected randomly from each district and from each group 6 members were selected thus a total of 120 members constituted the respondents of the study. Data was collected using a structured interview schedule which was processed, analysed and interpreted. The study revealed that major constraints expressed by women SHGs were sold of animals due to lack of feed and water scarcity (78.30%), no insurance for animals even though tagging has been done (64.17%) respectively. Majority of the women SHGs expressed that loan should be provided with 75% subsidy (69.17%), insurance should be provided after the completion of claim procedure (54.17%) respectively for upliftment of their livelihood security. Hence, for enhancing the livelihood security of livestock farmer producer groups there is dire need to remove of these constraints on priority basis with the considerable suggestions and interests of the beneficiaries.