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Mithun, The Semi-Wild Cow of the Himalayas: Cattle, Lifestyle, and Politics

September 12, 2025September 12, 2025
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Mishmi is a tribe in Arunachal Pradesh and they rear Mithun for sacrificial slaughtering. How many Mithun one possesses is a sign of wealth among these tribal people.

Originally published on Green Witch Chronicles.

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