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In the areas where groundnuts, etc are grown, bulls are being used to run pull the ''mara chekku'' (wooden oil press), a feature I used to see on my father's farm inThanjavur district (my native place) in the early 1950s. In the hinter lands they are of immense help to the farmers to take care of their various needs. As a matter of fact, they do a variety of job in the rural areas. On the day of Mattu Pongal, both cows and bulls are worshiped by the Hindus the former give milk and milk related products such as cheese, butter, etc without which humans, in particular, young children can not grow, whereas the latter play equally a vital role in the area of agriculture by plowing in the paddy fields to prepare the land for cultivation seeding etc., carrying the produce, hay etc., to the market.
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