Rare Cattle Species Sparks Interest in Haryana

In Haryana, Rajesh Jindal's recent purchase of two rare Punganur cows has stirred significant interest among locals and officials. Standing at just 22 inches tall, these unique cattle have drawn attention from various dignitaries, including Mahant Dheeraj Giri Maharaj. Jindal's initiative marks a notable effort in conserving this nearly extinct breed, which is not only valued for its size but also for its potential economic benefits through the sale of its urine and dung. This article explores the fascinating story behind these rare cows and their impact on the community.
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Introduction to the Rare Cattle

Rare Cattle Species Sparks Interest in Haryana


Nuh | Rajesh Jindal, a resident of Nuh in Haryana, has recently acquired two rare cows that have become a topic of conversation in the local community. After seeing a Facebook post about these unique cattle, which stand only 22 inches tall, he learned that even Prime Minister Modi had urged for the conservation of this rare Punganur breed.


Purchase of the Cows

Acquisition for 6 Lakhs


Determined to bring home this breed, Jindal traveled to Chittoor district in Andhra Pradesh with a companion and purchased the remarkable cattle from a local cow shelter for 6 lakhs.



Community Interest

Jindal claims that this is the first instance in the state of bringing in the rare Punganur breed. At just 19 months old, these cows have attracted significant attention, with many local dignitaries, including Mahant Dheeraj Giri Maharaj and former state minister Kunwar Sanjay Singh, visiting to see them. Mahant Dheeraj Giri Maharaj has even expressed interest in acquiring more of this breed.


Unique Characteristics of the Breed

Valuable Traits of the Cattle


This breed is physically small but is on the brink of extinction. Its diminutive size and unique qualities have made it quite popular. The urine and dung of these cows can also be sold for a good profit.