#Bakrid Goat Price

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பக்ரீத்: குந்தாரப்பள்ளி ஆட்டுச் சந்தையில் 80 கிலோ எடையுள்ள ஆட்டுக்கு ரூ.1 லட்சம் விலை நிர்ணயம் | Bakrid: Price of Rs.1 Lakh Per Goat Weighing 80 KG on Gundrampally Goat Market

கிருஷ்ணகிரி: பக்ரீத் பண்டிகையை முன்னிட்டு, கிருஷ்ணகிரி மாவட்டம் குந்தாரப்பள்ளி வாரச் சந்தையில் இன்று ரூ.8 கோடிக்கு ஆடுகள் விற்பனையானது. கிருஷ்ணகிரி மாவட்டம் வேப்பனப்பள்ளி செல்லும் சாலையில் உள்ளது குந்தாரப்பள்ளி கிராமம். இக்கிராமத்தில் வாரந்தோறும் வெள்ளிக் கிழமைகளில் காய்கறி, ஆடு, மாடுகள் விற்பனை செய்யும் சந்தை நடைபெறுவது வழக்கம். குறிப்பாகம் ஆடு, மாடுகளை விற்பனை செய்யவும், வாங்கவும், தமிழகத்தின்…

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Goats With ‘allah’ Birthmarks Up For Sale At Premium Of ₹51l | Lucknow News

LUCKNOW: Two goats having birthmarks resembling ‘Allah’ in Arabic language are creating quite a buzz at the Bakra Mandi in Dubagga ahead of Bakrid this year not just for their distinct feature but also for their price. While 18-month-old Barbari goat Salman weighs 65 kgs and has a birthmark in the right ear resembling ‘Allah’ Ghani, a Rajasthani goat, too has similar features. Both the goats are…

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Bakrid: इस बार लाखों में बिका है 'तैमूर' और 'गुंडा', जानिए किस बकरे को मिले कितने दाम

Bakrid: इस बार लाखों में बिका है ‘तैमूर’ और ‘गुंडा’, जानिए किस बकरे को मिले कितने दाम

Image Source : PIXABAY/NIKIKO Goat Highlights बकरीद में लाखों तक पहुंच जाता है एक बकरे का दाम हट्टे-कट्टे बकरों की रहती है खूब मांग पुणे के शख्स ने ख़रीदे हैं लाखों के बकरे Bakrid: मुस्लिम समाज के आने वाले त्यौहार बकरीद को लेकर बाजार गुलजार हैं। बकरी पालन करने वालों की चांदी है। यह वह त्यौहार जब बाजारों में बकरों के दाम लाखों में पहुंच जाते हैं। बकरी पालन करने वाले किसान साल भर बकरों की खूब…

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On Bakrid eve, Ajmeri triplets outshine Salman, Aamir

On Bakrid eve, Ajmeri triplets outshine Salman, Aamir

LUCKNOW: While attractive ‘Salman’, intelligent ‘Aamir’ and chubby ‘Amjad Khan, Shammi Kapoor & R Madhvan’ kept acting pricey in the goat market at Joggers Park on the eve of Bakrid, it was a triplet of Ajmeri goats which finally walked away with all the limelight by getting sold at a whopping Rs 6.5 lakh. Elated after selling the triplets – Chunmun, Munnu and Munmun – at the highest price in the…

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Covid takes charm out of Eid, drives faithful indoors | Ranchi News - Net4News

Ranchi: Muslims across Jharkhand will offer their prayers indoors on the occasion of Eid-ul-Adha on Wednesday, Doranda Jama Masjid’s imam Maulana Syed Shah Alcama Sibli said on Monday. “We have sat down with all the stakeholders, including religious leaders, heads of different mosques and some prominent people from our community, and we have decided that everyone, barring those who stay in mosques and the heads, will offer namaz within the confines of their homes as congregations during a pandemic are not recommended,” Sibli said. He added, “We have communicated the decision to all our mosques across the state to make sure that Eid-ul-Adha celebrations do not become a threat to public health.” The chief of Imarat-e-shariah (Ranchi chapter), Mufti Mohhamed Anwar Qasmi, said, “We had issued a directive to all the mosques in Hindi as well as in Urdu during Eid, asking the devotees to refrain from offering namaz in groups, avoid hugs and handshakes because of the pandemic. A similar protocol will be followed for Bakrid.” He added, “The festival commemorates the sacrifice of Prophet Ibrahim who was ready to sacrifice his first born on God’s command and later, sacrificed a sheep as per the almighty’s instructions. So people should also try to sacrifice congregations amid such tough times.” Even the usual hustle and bustle was missing from the Bakrid market in Ranchi on Monday with traders complaining of sales being down this year. Manish Singh, who sells goats, said, “I have been feeding Kallu Dada (a goat which is priced at Rs 1,10,000) for more than four months to fetch a good amount this Bakrid but no buyer has approached me yet. Earlier, there used to be an auction for such goats. Today, only a few have approached me for cattle.” Source link Read the full article

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Bakrid COVID-19 dampens business for goat sellers on Bakrid in Lucknow

Bakrid A rough path near the iconic ‘Pakka Pul’ slopes down to a flat patch of land bordered with dense overgrowth on the bank of the Gomti here. Small clusters of different breeds of goats, from the Ajmeri to the Totapuri and Barbari, tightly held by their eager guardians, dot the area. Also read: Faith | What is Bakrid? Potential buyers trickle in slowly. Little regard is shown for social distancing, perhaps constrained by the lack of space, arrangement and supervision. Goat owners have to skelter from one spot to another to catch the eye of customers. Shakeel sold three goats, for ₹10,000-11,000 each, but they were smaller than the two he is now holding — a Barbari and a Rajasthani breed — he quickly points out. “This time there is a demand for smaller goats,” says Shakeel, who came all the way from Misrikh in Sitapur district to sell his goats for the Id-ul-zuha festival in which Muslims sacrifice animals, most commonly goats as per ritual. Also read: Pakistan urges worshippers to buy sacrificial animals online to prevent COVID-19 surge Shakeel has billed his two remaining goats at ₹35,000. But he is yet to get the right price. He rears goats every year hoping to secure profits during this festival when it is easier to command higher rates. The economic impact of COVID-19 has, however, dampened the mood for these traders as well as many buyers. “The lockdown went for three-four months. Read the full article

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City gets e-carts to buy goats, sheep this Bakrid | Hyderabad News ...

City gets e-carts to buy goats, sheep this Bakrid | Hyderabad News …

City gets e-carts to buy goats, sheep this Bakrid | Hyderabad News …  Times of India

Hyderabad: A dull Bakrid, thanks to high goat prices  The New Indian Express

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