The Maharashtra Goseva Commission will organise the ‘Gau-Tech 2026’ exhibition in Pune from 20 to 23 March at the Agriculture College. The event is being held in collaboration with the Global Confederation of Cow-Based Industries and several service-oriented organisations. It aims to promote cow-based agriculture, strengthen the rural economy, support village industries, and create wider market opportunities for cow-based products and services.
Event Focus
The exhibition will show cow-based economic activities as a practical model for rural development. It will present technologies, products, and business ideas linked to cow conservation and value addition. The initiative seeks to connect traditional livestock-based practices with modern enterprise.
Key Objectives
- Promote cow-based agriculture and allied activities.
- Strengthen the rural economy through local production and services.
- Encourage village industries and market linkages.
- Showcase opportunities for entrepreneurship in cow-based sectors.
Expected Features
The exhibition is expected to display new technologies and products related to cow-based industries. It will also provide a platform for stakeholders to explore commercial possibilities in dairy-related and rural livelihood sectors. The event is designed to bring together farmers, entrepreneurs, and institutions working in this field.
Significance for Rural Development
The initiative is linked to broader goals of sustainable rural growth and self-reliance. By promoting cow-based enterprises, it aims to generate income, support local employment, and expand the economic role of villages. The event is also presented as a step towards the vision of Developed India 2047.
Last Modified: April 29, 2026