Murrah buffalo sells for record Rs 51 lakh

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Updated At : 01:30 PM Feb 28, 2020 IST

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The highest milk yield record-holder Murrah buffalo Saraswati has made yet another world record. The black beauty has sold for Rs 51 lakh, the highest recorded cost for a buffalo
Its owner Sukhbir Singh Dhanda, a resident of Litani village of Hisar, sold his ‘beauty queen’ to Ludhiana cattle farmer Pavitra Singh for Rs 51 lakh. Saraswati had won the beauty contest held in Maharashtra last year
Saraswati had set a world record in milk yield by giving 32.066 kg milk in a day at the 14th PDFA International Dairy and Agri Expo 2019 held at Jagraon village in Ludhiana on December 10 TNS

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