From Pastures to Pavements: The Untold Story of India’s Sacred Cattle

Having been to India for many years I have seen more and more cattle roaming the streets. There are now estmated over 5 million most of which no longer have owners and they are becoming a large problem for many reasons.
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[@JimNicholls]

Fascinating stuff as always, Dave. Many thanks!

[@worldgeektube]

I'm a frequent visitor to India but learned a great deal from this beautiful and sensitive short documentary.

[@stephenrice4554]

Great programme , well presented and much information I wasn't aware of .

[@deerohdeer8000]

Interesting behaviour by humans this time !! Fascinating to watch great film my friend !!! 👍

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

Thank you Craig. Long time since we chatted must catch up soon.

[@birdance]

Congratulations on making this masterpiece, Dave! Beautifully explored and filmed. Ultimately I wouldn't sprawl myself and allow the hoove tap my back. The cow is a big heavy animal!

[@TerryC69]

Hi David! I am fascinated by the diverse ways cultures extract meaning.

[@davidberlanny3308]

Hi Dave, very interesting and well presented. I must admit I'd be worried have such large animals running freely!! All the best!!

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

You do get used to it out there. I must admit though the Indian Gaur (Gaur is the largest of all wild cattle. It is bigger than American Bison and wild water buffalo) are a little scary. Up in the Nilgiris there are a huge number just roaming around and one which we were ther just came through a hedge just missing our car. Bearing in mind that males often reach 1000 to 1500 kilograms (2200-3300 pounds) and females 700 to 1000 kilograms (1540-2200 pounds) we were just a car length away from having the car turned over.