Murrah Bulls from Haryana to Steal the Spotlight at Hyderabad’s Sadar Sammelan
Hyderabad, Telangana | October 17, 2025 — The vibrant streets of Hyderabad are gearing up for one of the most awaited post-Diwali celebrations — the Sadar Sammelan, also known as Dunnapothula Panduga. This year, the spotlight will shine brightly on a special attraction: Murrah bulls from Haryana, famed for their strength, size, and majestic presence.
These elite bulls, bred in Haryana and known for their remarkable physique and high milk yield, have arrived in Telangana to participate in the grand cattle parade. Every year, this event brings together farmers, cattle breeders, and animal lovers to celebrate the importance of livestock in rural life.
The Sadar Sammelan, traditionally held a day after Diwali, showcases beautifully decorated bulls adorned with colorful ornaments, paint, and garlands. The festival highlights the deep cultural bond between farmers and their cattle — symbolizing prosperity, pride, and gratitude for the animals that sustain agricultural livelihoods.
This year, the Murrah bulls have already become the talk of the town. Their participation is expected to attract thousands of spectators eager to witness the majestic creatures parade through Hyderabad’s bustling streets.
Organizers say the event is not just about spectacle — it’s also a platform to promote the preservation and appreciation of indigenous and high-quality cattle breeds.
With rhythmic drumbeats, folk performances, and festive cheers filling the air, the Sadar Sammelan 2025 promises to be a colorful tribute to rural heritage and the enduring relationship between humans and their livestock.
Source : The News Minute