CLEAN : Camel breeders count losses in Rajasthan

The video discusses the historical taboo against using camels for meat due to their importance in livelihoods. This taboo has disintegrated over the last 10-15 years, especially in Pushkar, where camels are now often sold for meat. The transcript also includes unrelated topics without clear context.

What was the historical view on using camels for meat?

• Camels were only used for transportation.

• It was encouraged to use camels for meat.

• There was a taboo against using camels for meat.

• Camels were primarily used for racing.

Why were female camels not sold historically?

• They were too expensive to sell.

• They were crucial for people's livelihoods.

• They were considered sacred animals.

• They were not suitable for meat.

What is the current trend in camel trade in Pushkar?

• Camels are not traded at all.

• Camels are used for religious ceremonies.

• Camels are primarily sold for meat.

• Camels are mostly used for racing.

How has the taboo on camel slaughter changed in recent years?

• It has become more lenient but still exists.

• It has become stricter.

• It has completely disappeared.

• It has remained the same.

What is the nature of the content in the final section?

• It contains fragmented and unclear statements.

• It provides a detailed analysis of camel breeding.

• It discusses the economic impact of camel trade.

• It offers a historical perspective on camel usage.