Name: Traders carry cattle across river Krishna
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Description: Choosing the dangerous route, cattle traders in Nagarkunool carried cattle in coracles attached to a boat across the Krishna river. The cattle trade is held 200 km away in Singotam and the traders choose the river route to cut the cost of travel. The video was captured by a videographer who was shooting pre-wedding scenes.

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Choosing the dangerous route, cattle traders in Nagarkunool carried cattle in coracles attached to a boat across the Krishna river. The cattle trade is held 200 km away in Singotam and the traders choose the river route to cut the cost of travel. The video was captured by a videographer who was shooting pre-wedding scenes.