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Tyabji's daughter, Sohaila, remembered loading a bullock cart with the family's foreign garments, onto which were loaded all her mother's "best Irish linen, bedspreads, table covers.

Heavy rain and high winds tore down Khan's tents; Sarbuland Khan had to spent the night in a bullock cart, and criticised Khan for putting the tents up in a poor place.

The great Indian bustard was however a cryptic and wary bird making it a challenge for sportsmen, who had to stalk carefully (sometimes using covered bullock carts) to get within range.

Angadi (shop), Amavasya (new moon day), Kage (crow), Bandi (bullock cart), Kuri (sheep), Kudari (horse), Toppige (cap), Beegadkai (key), Pyati (market), Hanagi (comb) and Rotti (bread) are some other surnames.

It is said that at one time this Royal family had 30,000 bullock carts.

Over 200,000 die from haemorrhage, with many giving birth in buses or bullock carts.

Mankidiyan was admitted to the local hospital though doctors deemed her condition fatal and she was moved by bullock cart back to her convent where on 7 June 1926 she received the final sacraments and the Viaticum.

Every morning hordes of bullock carts ferry kerosene across to the poor areas of Mumbai from this depot.

From Athirampuzha bullock carts transported the goods to Pala and beyond.

There is a story called the "gadiman" (bullock cart driver) by a famous local writer and is a staple story in the local school syllabus.

In 1896, during a severe famine, Ramabai toured the villages of Maharashtra with a caravan of bullock carts and rescued thousands of outcast children, child widows, orphans, and other destitute women and brought them to the shelter of the Mukti Mission.

Gilles Deleuze A bullock cart or ox cart (sometimes called a bullock carriage when carrying people in particular) is a two-wheeled or four-wheeled vehicle pulled by oxen.

Used especially for carrying goods, the bullock cart is pulled by one or several oxen.