Smallest indigenous calf produced by cross-breeding 

Dhunn Charitable Trust of Gujarat, India, set a record for producing the smallest indigenous calf by cross-breeding. The scientists at the charitable trust achieved a major breakthrough in cross-breeding, wherein both parents are pure indigenous A2 breeds and ‘Harini’ is a carrier of superior, easy-to-digest A2 milk proteins. The dimensions of the smallest indigenous calf ‘Harini’ are as follows: birth height 20 inches, birth girth 22 inches and birth weight 12.360 kg, as confirmed on February 17, 2026.