Ajmer: After two years, Pushkar dunes will return to resonate with the buzz of camels and other livestock.
But this time, there will be no foreign tourists to enjoy the livestock of international which starts on Monday.
More than 415 livestock, including 235 camels, will take part.
The state government has been allowed to conduct livestock exhibitions with several instructions.
The livestock exhibition was canceled in 2019 and 2020 because of Covid.
Many temporary stores have been opened in Mela land in Motor Road where many farmers come to buy and sell their livestock.
District administration claims that they have made arrangements for drinking water, electricity and cleanliness.
It issues a notice that only those who have received a dose of the Covid-19 vaccine will be allowed to participate in the fair.
The exhibition will remain open from 6am to 10pm.
Extra police also become representatives to maintain security.
Meanwhile, farmers from Saurur, Barmer, Bikaner and other places have arrived.
Most of them want to sell their livestock.
Sikha Ram Jat from Pali said that it was difficult to breed the camel because demand declined in the past two years.
Demand has decreased because camels are not permitted to be transported out of the country because they are declared a country animal.
Farmers with horses also began to flow at the exhibition and they were waiting for buyers from Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana.
The livestock department said that from Sunday, they set up a checkpoint for the entry of livestock to keep recording livestock participating in just.