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How to Build a Career in Animal Husbandry: A Complete Guide for India Interested in a career that blends passion with purpose—and offers promising growth? The Indian animal husbandry sector is rapidly expanding. Valued at over INR 1,200 billion and expected to hit INR 2,200 billion by 2033 IMARC Group , it’s a field ripe with opportunity, especially now that animal husbandry is recognized as equivalent to agriculture in Maharashtra with added policy benefits. In this blog, you’ll explore: What animal husbandry truly involves—from livestock care and breeding to modern practices like smart monitoring and sustainable farming.  Krishi Jagran Educational pathways—from B.V.Sc & A.H. to advanced degrees, and institutions like Bangalore’s Veterinary College and Assam’s Veterinary University. Diverse career roles: Livestock consultants, nutritionists, farm managers, veterinary researchers, with entry-private salaries between ₹6–12 LPA; academia and corporate roles going higher...

Ever looked at a beautiful piece of fabric and wondered who came up with that pattern or print? That’s the magic of textile designing — where creativity meets craftsmanship to design the fabrics we wear and use every day. If you’re someone who loves colors, fashion, and creativity, textile designing could be the perfect career for you. And with India’s booming textile and fashion industry, now is the best time to get started! What is Textile Designing? Textile designing is the art and science of creating designs for fabrics — whether it’s through weaving, printing, dyeing, or embroidery. It includes everything from choosing color combinations and patterns to working with digital tools like Photoshop , Illustrator , and textile CAD software . One important concept in this field is textile geometry — the process of interlacing threads or yarns to create flexible and decorative fabrics. These textiles often become canvases for prints, textures, and surface embellishments. Why ...