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Eat Beans Not Beef… Indians Are First To Save The Mother Earth
Indians know and practice this – we eat lots of daals, beans (rajma), others and much less meat (chicken, lamb, sea food and pork) and much less beef. Yes it is true some tribal and people in the north-east eat beef along with other foods. A recent survey says if American and rest of the world replace eating most Beef with Beans and Daals, this will help in a big reduction in greenhouse gas emission. There are scientific reasons for this about the energy expended to grow feed and the greenhouse gases emitted by the cows and bulls during its growth. This is in addition to getting more nutrition, protein and fewer calories. Surprise surprise – these findings are leading to positive dietary changes in the western countries even if slow, and awareness is spreading. So will those do needless drama and beef protests listen?
Spurce: Swarajyamag
- 26 Jul 2017
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Thank God! – Pakistani Airline To Stop India Flights…
Indian are all surprised and soon will breathe a sigh of relief that PIA – the Pakistani International Airline will stop flights between Karachi and Lahore and Mumbai. If you ask, most Indians would have thought NO such commercial airline flights were in operation. There were only twice weekly flights, which was also the only air link between the two countries, and probably the way Pakistani artists came to act in Bollywood films. After these flights stop, the only way to travel would be to go to a third country, make a stopover, and change airlines.
Source: NDTV
- 11 May 2017
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NRI Indian Children Taken Custody by Norwegian Child Welfare
Per reports, for the fifth time, Norwegian Child Welfare authorities have taken possession of kindergarten Indian children from schools without any prior notice to the parents. Others complained to the authorities. The reason for these actions are – talking loudly in the home, scolding ones child, of course beating, and other such behavior by family members. Most Indians would agree that some if not all these actions are common to Indian families. So if one is in Norway or other countries with strict laws on family conduct, parents and family members better comply with those rules.
Source: Zee News
- 23 Dec 2016
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INDIA ISSUES TRAVEL ADVISORY FOR BELGIUM
2 Indian employees of Jet Airways were injured in the Brussels airport bomb blast. In a quick response, India has issued an urgent travel advisory asking all Indian citizens to be on alert in Belgium and surrounding countries. Specifically, the advisory has asked all Indians in Belgium to avoid visiting crowded places, especially the city centers, and refrain from unnecessary travels and using public transport. Indians have been advised to get in contact with the Indian Embassy as a precautionary measure. The embassy has also tweeted that it is providing food and accommodation to all Jet Airways passengers stranded at the airport.
Source: TOI
- 24 Mar 2016
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PM MODI’S NEW PUSH TO HELP THE DISABLED IN INDIA
PM has launched the Accessible India initiative and leading the effort of the Govt of India to remove the barriers in the environment, which will enable the disabled lead an independent life. This is a radical shift from the charity-and-pity model of how Indians view the disabled. India with nearly 26 million disabled people, had a washout for over 50 years when nothing was done. But now the government is discussing and working to make railway stations, trains, public and government buildings and toilet accessible to the disabled on a daily basis – this has never happened before. PM calls the disabled – “DIVYAANG,” or “people equipped with a divine ability.”
Source: Washington Post
- 21 Mar 2016
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KUWAIT DEPORTS MANY INDIANS FOR DOING PUJA
Kuwait Government deported nine Indians for performing ‘pujas’. Earlier, eleven people were arrested or performing pujas without permission… So now there is a loud silence from our presstitude Indian media …
Source: Manorama Online
- 16 Nov 2015
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