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[siddhantshukla]

Cow thingy is very much normal...in my house when i was little we used to feed them and they used roam around in the day and then come to our house in the evening for food and usually mom cooked a little xtra for them and they are surprisingly very intelligent animal they knew exactly at what time to come they recognised us well (never ate our plants lol) (plus traditionaly in conservative hindu families usually the 1st chappati and first bite of vegei is reserved for cows or birds each time u cook)

[Nagamalleswarareddy.B]

India is a whole world in itself... It will take minimum 2 years to cover whole india... India is so amazing...

[wallEeeeeeeE]

India has a long history of droughts and floods. In the past, these natural disasters often destroyed crops and livestock, leaving people without food or income. In these difficult times, cows became essential for survival. They provided milk, which was a vital source of nutrition, and their dung could be used for fuel and fertilizer. As a result, cows came to be seen as sacred animals, and killing them was considered a sin.

Today, cows are still an important part of Indian culture. They are often treated as pets, and people give them names and care for them with love and affection. In some parts of India, cows are even allowed to roam freely through the streets. This is because they are seen as a symbol of peace and prosperity.

The story of the cow in India is a reminder of the importance of animals in our lives. They provide us with food, companionship, and even spiritual guidance. We should all be grateful for the animals that share our world, and we should treat them with respect.

[studentstudent]

For a person like me who's Vegetarian, All animals are sacred 😄😄

[manojblue]

Cow is treated as a Mother in Hindu culture.. brings prosperity to home.❤

[studentstudent]

India & Pakistan got freedom in 1947, then King of kashmir decided to remain independent, but Pakistan has started sending tribal people with arm & ammunition, that created chaos in Kashmir so King asked help from India in return he decided to join Union of India ..
That's where dispute started

[Hardivlogs]

20:17 South Is More Developed Because Of Many Reasons Like Having Port Access, least invaded, better politicians

[studentstudent]

Sacred River :-- So avoid throwing waste in River,
Sacred Animal :-- Say no to animal abuse.
Sacred Women :-- Say no to women/girl harassment,
Sacred Tree :-- Don't Cut tree
Sacred Parents :-- Always be there in good & bad time.

But this should be practical !! and it's mandatory to do !!

[claverbabu]

In India every 100km language, food & landscape change

[Spittingfact]

In hindu philosophy, respect for every living being are discussed thoroughly cuz if we try to manipulate or change the food chain it will drastically cause the nature and earth's functioning... Today we are facing challenges of climate change and green house gas is the direct result of over exploitation of natural

[veernair]

There are 15-20 varieties of banana in India. India and Southeast Asia being the region of origin of bananas with evidence stating it to be at least 10, 000 years ago. With Seedless Varieties originating from Southeast asia and Seeded Varieties from India. It went to Africa less than 4500 years ago thru trade or sail.

[vinod_kumar_]

Cow stereotype is literally, Sanatan Dharma teach us to respect the nature, we show gratitude to rivers, trees, mountains, sun, moon, and even animals. our culture taught us to love every being unlike Abrahamic faiths Christianity and Islam where animals are just resources to be exploited!!

[direwolf]

Cows were sacred in the Greek and Roman religions also. The cattle of Apollo were famous. In the Odessey Odysseus and his troops were punished because they butchered and ate the cattle of Apollo.
After Christianity came to Europe these things became normal.

[vikashkumar-wpxx]

No country is claimed to be as diverse as India, our diversity is our strength🙂

[studentstudent]

Article 48 of the Constitution of India is one of the Directive Principles which directs the state to make efforts for banning animal slaughtering of cows and calves and other milch and draught cattle.

(But this isnt mandatory )
> So India is largest producer of Milk .

[Brand]

Ground zero means that area is inhabitable and we can't even do a war in that area due to geographical area and extreme climate, that's why it's a dead man zone or ground zero.

[Iamsahiil]

Christianity has nothing to do with development but science lovers and enthusiasm and hard working people. We have many religions.

[risingfromthedead]

Hey Zuzana, on your question regarding why cows are revered in India, during famines and crop failures since the ancient times, Indians have survived on the milk from their domesticated cows. Hence the concept of Gau Mata (Cow Mother) came into existence. As you have learned from this video that Indians consume a lot of dairy products. Even now, when subsistence farmers face crop failures, they survive of the milk from the cows they own, in part, and the government food grants in part.

[ayushjamdade]

Bhutan is a very small landlocked country between India and China. The word “Bhutan” translates to “Land of the Thunder Dragon.” It earned the nickname because of the fierce storms that often roll in from the Himalayas. Bhutan only has around 800K population. It is a very isolated and second smallest country in Asia. Bhutan literally has a dragon on their flag lol. Bhutan became the first country in the world to ban the sale of tobacco products, mountaineering is banned in Bhutan and Bhutan has the world’s highest unclimbed mountain – Gangkhar Puensum at 7, 570m (24, 836ft). It is the world's most mountainous country and at 3, 280m, Bhutan has the world’s highest average elevation.. Bhutenese people and culture is very similar or you can say related to Tibetan culture and people. India Bhutan Relations is traditionally close as both countries share a special relationship based on culture and mutual interests. Indians can visit Bhutan on road by vehicle. We don't even need visa or passport to visit Bhutan or vice versa.

[vinod_kumar_]

The caste system is very different from dharma's Varna system, Caste system is British colonial system to divide the Indian people in birth' based caste to further divide them. whereas Varna system is not based on birth but on the base of your Karma (duty). so anyone can become a Brahman by acquiring good knowledge and it is not necessary that only a Brahman's son can become a Brahman.