Bhubaneswar, Jan 22: Inder, a magnificent Murrah bull from Haryana, is rapidly gaining national attention as one of the most promising breeding bulls of his generation. The massive Murrah breed bull named Inder, which has come from Haryana, has also become one of the major attractions at the Fish-Animal Fair organized at Janata Maidan in Bhubaneswar, drawing curious visitors and livestock enthusiasts alike, officials said on Wednesday.

At just 4.5 years of age, Inder already weighs an impressive 17 quintals, reflecting exceptional growth, strength, and genetic potential. Bred at the prestigious Karamveer Breeding Farm in Kurukshetra, he represents the next generation of scientifically managed Murrah genetics. His powerful frame, balanced body structure, and commanding presence have made him a standout in elite buffalo breeding circles.

Inder is maintained under a carefully monitored, nutrition-rich feeding program designed to maximise health, fertility, and longevity. His daily diet includes approximately 28 kilograms of feed, comprising five litres of milk, two kilograms of curd, green chickpeas, broken wheat, pearl millet, and soybean. This protein- and energy-rich regimen supports stamina, reproductive performance, and overall vitality. The daily feeding and maintenance cost is estimated at Rs 4,000, underscoring the premium care invested in this elite animal.

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With his rapid physical development and superior Murrah traits, Inder’s expected market value is pegged at around Rs 4 crore. Breeding experts consider him a future flagship bull, capable of contributing significantly to productivity improvement and genetic advancement in the buffalo sector.

Beyond his economic worth, Inder symbolises the fusion of tradition and science in India’s livestock industry. The Murrah breed, long celebrated for its milk productivity and draught strength, is being redefined through scientific breeding and nutrition management. Inder’s rise reflects this transformation, positioning him as a living example of how indigenous excellence can be harnessed for modern agricultural needs.

As crowds gather at Janata Maidan to witness his imposing presence, Inder stands as both an attraction and an inspiration—embodying the future of India’s buffalo breeding industry.