India welcomes 'infiltrators': Blue-eyed cross over

June 14, 2013 11:07

Dark as any other buffalo but distinct because of its blue eyes, a white tuft on its tail and five white patches, one each on its forehead and feet, the Neeli Raavi used to thrive in undivided Punjab. Today, the bulk of its remaining population is in Pakistan while a few lakh survive on the Indian side, all in pockets of the border districts of Ferozepur, Taran Tarn, Gurdaspur, and only a few thousand of them purebreds. Read

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