Traffic moves slowly as a group of stray bulls walk on a road in New Delhi May 5, 2005. An Indian court has ordered officials to clean up one of the biggest menaces prowling the wide avenues, luscious parks and crowded bazaars of the capital New Delhi – holy cows. About 35,000 cows and buffaloes roam free in Delhi in the heart of north India’s Hindu “cow belt”, sharing roads with hordes of monkeys, camels and stray dogs and killing scores of people every year in gorings and traffic accidents. REUTERS/Kamal Kishore KK/CCK – RTRA7NM