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Beware of Indian food!
I don't know how many of you are aware that Indian use Animals's urine
and dung have been used though out their diet. Specially the animals they worship e.g. cows. Two weeks ago I went to a restaurant, and chief candidly told me that he used cow urine + dung for the recipe. He was talking about Indian Yellow Now it seems they also spray on students. http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4035807a4560.html Indian teachers "purify" students with cow urine MUMBAI: Indian teachers sprinkled cow urine on low-caste students to purify them and drive away evil, reports said, in a country where millions of people remain oppressed at the bottom of the ancient Hindu caste system. Upper-caste headteacher Sharad Kaithade ordered the ritual after taking over from a lower-caste predecessor at a school in a remote village in the western state of Maharashtra earlier this month, the Times of India reported. He told an upper-caste colleague to spray cow urine in a cleansing ceremony as the students were taking an examination, wetting their faces and their answer sheets, the newspaper said. "She said you'll study well after getting purified," student Rajat Washnik was quoted as saying by the CNN-IBN news channel. Students said they felt humiliated. Hinduism reveres the cow, and its dung is used in the countryside as both a disinfectant and as fuel. In 2001, Hindu nationalists promoted cow's urine as a cure for ailments ranging from liver disease to obesity and even cancer. The newspaper said the two teachers were arrested after angry parents complained to police. They have been released on bail. India's secular constitution bans caste discrimination, but Dalits - those at the bottom of the caste system - are still commonly beaten or killed for using a well or worshipping at a temple reserved for upper castes, especially in rural areas. Dalits, once known as "untouchables", make up around 160 million of India's billion-plus population. In February, the New York-based Human Rights Watch group said India is failing to protect its lower-caste citizens, who were condemned to a lifetime of abuse because of their social status. Reference: Mr. Virendra Kumar Jain Cow Urine Therapist! http://www.cowurine.com http://webexhibits.org/pigments/indi...ianyellow.html How Indian yellow is made: Derived from urine of cows that had been fed mango leaves |
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Beware of Indian food!
Right...Well that's one way to avoid certain foods...:-}...GG
wrote in message oups.com... I don't know how many of you are aware that Indian use Animals's urine and dung have been used though out their diet. Specially the animals they worship e.g. cows. Two weeks ago I went to a restaurant, and chief candidly told me that he used cow urine + dung for the recipe. He was talking about Indian Yellow Now it seems they also spray on students. http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4035807a4560.html Indian teachers "purify" students with cow urine MUMBAI: Indian teachers sprinkled cow urine on low-caste students to purify them and drive away evil, reports said, in a country where millions of people remain oppressed at the bottom of the ancient Hindu caste system. Upper-caste headteacher Sharad Kaithade ordered the ritual after taking over from a lower-caste predecessor at a school in a remote village in the western state of Maharashtra earlier this month, the Times of India reported. He told an upper-caste colleague to spray cow urine in a cleansing ceremony as the students were taking an examination, wetting their faces and their answer sheets, the newspaper said. "She said you'll study well after getting purified," student Rajat Washnik was quoted as saying by the CNN-IBN news channel. Students said they felt humiliated. Hinduism reveres the cow, and its dung is used in the countryside as both a disinfectant and as fuel. In 2001, Hindu nationalists promoted cow's urine as a cure for ailments ranging from liver disease to obesity and even cancer. The newspaper said the two teachers were arrested after angry parents complained to police. They have been released on bail. India's secular constitution bans caste discrimination, but Dalits - those at the bottom of the caste system - are still commonly beaten or killed for using a well or worshipping at a temple reserved for upper castes, especially in rural areas. Dalits, once known as "untouchables", make up around 160 million of India's billion-plus population. In February, the New York-based Human Rights Watch group said India is failing to protect its lower-caste citizens, who were condemned to a lifetime of abuse because of their social status. Reference: Mr. Virendra Kumar Jain Cow Urine Therapist! http://www.cowurine.com http://webexhibits.org/pigments/indi...ianyellow.html How Indian yellow is made: Derived from urine of cows that had been fed mango leaves |
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Beware of Indian food!
On Apr 23, 6:07 am, wrote:
I don't know how many of you are aware that Indian use Animals's urine and dung have been used though out their diet. Specially the animals they worship e.g. cows. Two weeks ago I went to a restaurant, and chief candidly told me that he used cow urine + dung for the recipe. He was talking about Indian Yellow Now it seems they also spray on students. http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/4035807a4560.html Indian teachers "purify" students with cow urine MUMBAI: Indian teachers sprinkled cow urine on low-caste students to purify them and drive away evil, reports said, in a country where millions of people remain oppressed at the bottom of the ancient Hindu caste system. Upper-caste headteacher Sharad Kaithade ordered the ritual after taking over from a lower-caste predecessor at a school in a remote village in the western state of Maharashtra earlier this month, the Times of India reported. He told an upper-caste colleague to spray cow urine in a cleansing ceremony as the students were taking an examination, wetting their faces and their answer sheets, the newspaper said. "She said you'll study well after getting purified," student Rajat Washnik was quoted as saying by the CNN-IBN news channel. Students said they felt humiliated. Hinduism reveres the cow, and its dung is used in the countryside as both a disinfectant and as fuel. In 2001, Hindu nationalists promoted cow's urine as a cure for ailments ranging from liver disease to obesity and even cancer. The newspaper said the two teachers were arrested after angry parents complained to police. They have been released on bail. India's secular constitution bans caste discrimination, but Dalits - those at the bottom of the caste system - are still commonly beaten or killed for using a well or worshipping at a temple reserved for upper castes, especially in rural areas. Dalits, once known as "untouchables", make up around 160 million of India's billion-plus population. In February, the New York-based Human Rights Watch group said India is failing to protect its lower-caste citizens, who were condemned to a lifetime of abuse because of their social status. Reference: Mr. Virendra Kumar Jain Cow Urine Therapist!http://www.cowurine.com http://webexhibits.org/pigments/indi...ianyellow.html How Indian yellow is made: Derived from urine of cows that had been fed mango leaves yO that's crAZEEEEEEEE nuh man! It's hard to imagine such intelligent people drinking that sorta stuff :O What makes me ROFL at the whole thing is what the site reports it's been chemically analyzed!!.......... Chemically Anaylzed? The west sais it's no go and the politicians say otherwise. what are they teaching them then if they are so smart? This still exists makes. me. shiver! BRBRRBBWBRBRBWB check my fabulous blog today! http://telecommuniqueasian.blogspot.com/ |
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