Eid-Ul-Azha: In the market of Bakrid 2025, a 174 kg goat named 'Kohinoor' from Bhopal has become the center of discussion. This goat, prepared with special diet and care, attracted a lot of buyers. At the same time, other goats like 'Sos' are also in the headlines due to their attractive gait and religious symbols. The prices of goats in mandis across the country are reaching from 10 thousand to lakhs of rupees depending on the breed, weight and characteristics.
Eid-Ul-Azha: Preparations for Eid-ul-Azha i.e. Bakrid are in full swing. This festival will be celebrated with great pomp and show across the country on 7 June 2025. The goat markets are full of excitement due to Bakrid. But this time, the one that is making the most headlines is Bhopal's 174 kg goat 'Kohinoor'. Its price has reached lakhs. This huge goat has not only won the hearts of buyers but also of social media.
Kohinoor's glory in Bhopal
According to a report by Lalluram.com, a goat named 'Kohinoor' has become the center of discussion in Bhopal's goat market. 'Kohinoor' is no ordinary goat. It has been raised by the operator of Nadeem Goat Farm on a special diet and under royal supervision. Its diet includes cashews, almonds, dates, and other dry fruits. It is kept in AC or cooler to provide relief from the heat. Its royal look, shiny body and horse-like stature are making it the show-stopper of the market. People from far and wide are flocking to Bhopal's market to see 'Kohinoor'.
Kohinoor price
The operator of Nadeem Goat Farm said that Kohinoor weighs 174 kg and lakhs of rupees have been spent in preparing it. This market of Bhopal is bustling with traders and buyers from Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and other states. Its price has been estimated at Rs 16 lakh.
'SOS' is no less than anyone
Another goat 'Sos' is also in the news in Bhopal's market. Its price is being set between Rs 80,000 and Rs 1.2 lakh. It is a goat of Totapuri breed. Its weight is more than 80 kg and its movement is so attractive that people are ready to buy it as soon as they see it. Sellers claim that there are natural Urdu markings on its body, which make it even more special from religious point of view.
There is tough competition in markets across the country
Not only in Bhopal, but in cities like Delhi's Meena Bazar, Ajmer, Bareilly, Aligarh and Burhanpur too, goats are in news for their pomp and splendor. In Delhi, a goat named 'Sikander' is being sold for Rs 3 lakh, whose weight is said to be 2 quintals. The prices depend on the breed, weight, height, structure of horns and natural religious marks. For sacrifice, the goat should have two, four or six teeth according to its age, which increases the price further.
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