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The Great Tibetan Yak

Female yaks, or dri. The nomads rest upon their herds for all a basics - milk for tea, butter, cheese as well as yoghurt; dung for fuel; as well as hair as well as censor for yarn, rope as well as clothing. A poor family may have twenty yaks or fewer; rich family groups up to 500.
Settling nomads
Government process aims to settle some-more as well as some-more nomads. It says which this is directed during mending a mercantile viability of animal cultivation as well as lessening a goods of natural disasters upon a provision of Tibetan herdsmen.
This allows a government to conduct a winding race as it gives them bound addresses.The Chinese government is removing a nomads from their traditional grasslands, sometimes forcibly, to exercise some-more control over a Tibetan population.


Culture shock

For most nomads, a passing from one to another to a some-more civic lifestyle is difficult.
They are often staid in featureless blocks of housing by a side of roads or in newly created civic areas, as well as face a problem of creating an wholly new as well as sustainable livelihood.

Approximately 40% of a racial Tibetan race is winding or semi-nomadic.
www.humanrightshouse.org/Articles/11820.html

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