Bihar's Tourism Minister Javed Iqbal Ansari will inaugarate the month-long cattle fair, said to be Asia's biggest, for which elaborate arrangement has been made, Principal Secretary (Tourism) Deepak Prasad told reporters.
The opening ceremony of the fair has been advanced by a day, he said.
This year, the fair has been made more innovative by blending the cattle fair with traditional and adventure sports and cultural activities, he said.
The trade of animals like elephant has been banned from this year in view of provisions of the Wildlife Protection Act, the Principal Secretary (Tourism) said.
Civic amenties, like Swiss cottage, food stalls and related arrangments have been made for the visitors, he said, adding that one can book accomodation at a fixed rate for stay in Swiss cottages during cattle fair duration.
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