In the end, it was 'Rani', a cow from Imlauta village in Bhiwani district which edged out the competition to emerge triumphant, a spokesperson of the International Institute of Veterinary Education and Research, which conducted the bovine beauty pageant, said.
About 633 cattle heads from different districts participated in the pageant to raise awareness about indigenous bovine breeds.
A competition was also held to judge cows on their milk-yielding capacity.
Cattle breeds like Hariana, Sahiwal, Tharparkar, Rathi, Belahi and Gir took part in the event held at Bahu Akbarpur here, the spokesperson said.
He assured all possible help for promoting cow rearing in each household in the state.
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