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Camels need drought relief
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Issue Date: Nov 30, 2009
-- (Credit: MEETA AHLAWAT)Camel owners who thronged the annual fair at Pushkar in Rajasthan this drought year said they plan to abandon their camels if they do not manage to sell them. It costs Rs 300-Rs 500 a day to feed a camel
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