Concept:
Crossbreeding in cattle is done to combine desirable traits such as high milk yield, adaptability, and disease resistance. Karan Swiss is one such crossbred cattle developed in India.
Step 1: Understanding Karan Swiss Breed
• Developed by National Dairy Research Institute (NDRI), Karnal.
• It is a cross between Brown Swiss (exotic breed) and Sahiwal (indigenous breed).
• Objective: High milk yield + adaptability to Indian conditions.
Step 2: Importance of Year of Development
• The development of crossbred cattle in India started around the 1960s–70s.
• Karan Swiss was one of the early successful crossbreeds.
Step 3: Evaluating Options
• 1985 → Too late
• 1980 → Later phase of crossbreeding
• 1975 → Close but not exact
• 1970 → Correct historical record
Final Conclusion:
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