India, Feb. 3 -- Amid rising concerns over stray cattle disrupting traffic, damaging crops, and causing accidents, a new cowshelter has been set up in Pauwari village, Greater Noida, to house 500 stray cattle, officials informed on Saturday.

The facility, spread over 18,200 square meters, is designed to provide proper care, food, medical assistance, and shelter to abandoned cows and bulls, offering a structured solution to the growing menace.

The Greater Noida authority has been under pressure to address the rising number of stray cattle, which often wander onto highways, causing accidents and disrupting daily life. The shelter is the second such facility in the region, with another already operational in Jalpura.

Authorities have plan...