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We have plenty of retards here, could these be considered as cows and deported simultaneously?
India is taking 'holycow' to a whole new level, even killing for it.
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U meant to say on forum or BD?
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Bangladesh, of course. Shortage of cows, however plenty of retards.
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U are not alone. We all have our share. But u have the right environment (for the retards)so they are unmasked easily.
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Congratulations to every proud Indians (Gau Rakshas).
India has been the largest exporter of beef in the world for the last 3 years. India accounts for 23.5 per cent of global beef exports.
This is the biggest achievement of BJP govt. While the alarming issues of unemployment, FCRA, International trade, govt banks (looting the poor), minorities and farmers plight is ignored!
India has been the largest exporter of beef in the world for the last 3 years. India accounts for 23.5 per cent of global beef exports.
This is the biggest achievement of BJP govt. While the alarming issues of unemployment, FCRA, International trade, govt banks (looting the poor), minorities and farmers plight is ignored!
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Global fashion giants fret over India cow slaughter crackdown
SAM Report, May 31, 2017
People walk past a Zara store in Barcelona, Spain, Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2014. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez)
Indian exporters were scrambling Tuesday to assure global clients like Zara and Giorgio Armani their shipments would arrive despite a government crackdown on cattle slaughter which threatens the lucrative leather industry.
The government last week declared a nationwide ban on the sale of cattle for slaughter, startling major fashion labels who buy billions of dollars worth of leather from India every year to make high-end shoes, handbags and jackets.
“They’re calling and writing emails and asking what the consequences of this will be, and I don’t know what to tell them,” said Mohammad Zia Nafees, whose Kolkata-based business sells finished leather to Zara and Marks & Spencer for shoes.
The controversial ruling effectively chokes off India’s supply of beef and leather, and industry groups and some states where cow slaughter has previously been permitted have vowed to fight the decree.
India is the world’s second-largest producer of footwear and leather garments and sold $13 billion worth of goods last year — nearly half to clients abroad who are growing skittish, industry groups say.
“My family has been working with Radley and Armani for the last few decades and now they’re asking us if we can fulfil our commitments to them,” Imran Ahmed Khan from the Council for Leather Exports told AFP.
“The industry is in panic mode at the moment. We have been handed a death certificate by the ruling Modi government.”
Cows are considered sacred by Hindus and the new ban was justified on the grounds of avoiding animal cruelty.
But critics have accused the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of pursuing a hardline religious agenda.
The BJP has pushed for stronger protections for cows during the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There has been a surge in vigilante attacks on cattle handlers and curbs on the meat industry since he took office in 2014.
Industry figures said the latest decree ran counter to Modi’s goal of creating jobs and luring foreign investment, and said retailers could look next door if the disruption continued.
Neighbouring Bangladesh and Pakistan — both major garment producers — are mainly Muslim and cow slaughter is not an issue.
The industry hopes the ruling — which affects not just cows but the trade in bulls, bullocks, buffaloes, calves and camels — will be rescinded or amended to exclude buffalo, an animal not considered sacred but valued for its leather.
The slaughter of cows, as well as the possession or consumption of beef, is banned in most but not all Indian states. Some impose up to life imprisonment for infringements.
http://southasianmonitor.com/2017/05/31/global-fashion-giants-fret-india-cow-slaughter-crackdown/
SAM Report, May 31, 2017
People walk past a Zara store in Barcelona, Spain, Wednesday, Aug. 27, 2014. (AP Photo/Manu Fernandez)
Indian exporters were scrambling Tuesday to assure global clients like Zara and Giorgio Armani their shipments would arrive despite a government crackdown on cattle slaughter which threatens the lucrative leather industry.
The government last week declared a nationwide ban on the sale of cattle for slaughter, startling major fashion labels who buy billions of dollars worth of leather from India every year to make high-end shoes, handbags and jackets.
“They’re calling and writing emails and asking what the consequences of this will be, and I don’t know what to tell them,” said Mohammad Zia Nafees, whose Kolkata-based business sells finished leather to Zara and Marks & Spencer for shoes.
The controversial ruling effectively chokes off India’s supply of beef and leather, and industry groups and some states where cow slaughter has previously been permitted have vowed to fight the decree.
India is the world’s second-largest producer of footwear and leather garments and sold $13 billion worth of goods last year — nearly half to clients abroad who are growing skittish, industry groups say.
“My family has been working with Radley and Armani for the last few decades and now they’re asking us if we can fulfil our commitments to them,” Imran Ahmed Khan from the Council for Leather Exports told AFP.
“The industry is in panic mode at the moment. We have been handed a death certificate by the ruling Modi government.”
Cows are considered sacred by Hindus and the new ban was justified on the grounds of avoiding animal cruelty.
But critics have accused the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of pursuing a hardline religious agenda.
The BJP has pushed for stronger protections for cows during the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. There has been a surge in vigilante attacks on cattle handlers and curbs on the meat industry since he took office in 2014.
Industry figures said the latest decree ran counter to Modi’s goal of creating jobs and luring foreign investment, and said retailers could look next door if the disruption continued.
Neighbouring Bangladesh and Pakistan — both major garment producers — are mainly Muslim and cow slaughter is not an issue.
The industry hopes the ruling — which affects not just cows but the trade in bulls, bullocks, buffaloes, calves and camels — will be rescinded or amended to exclude buffalo, an animal not considered sacred but valued for its leather.
The slaughter of cows, as well as the possession or consumption of beef, is banned in most but not all Indian states. Some impose up to life imprisonment for infringements.
http://southasianmonitor.com/2017/05/31/global-fashion-giants-fret-india-cow-slaughter-crackdown/
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Still it is increasing very fast. We do not do violence to kill but some violence takes place to protect an animal which is a part of our life for so many years.
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They can not do in their own country so they are taking liberty against India. It is the greatness of India.
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You say your soft power is increasing? Sure... whatever makes you happy. Also, of course Indians don't kill people to push their own corrupted agendas in the name of religion.
Your ignorance shines brighter than Surya; it's almost worrying that you think we don't criticise our government and it's not exactly smart of an Indian nonetheless to say that.
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You are remarkably stupid. When procurement of cattle for slaughter cannot happen in cattle markets do you think Beef export companies will go farm to farm for purchase of every single cattle they need? Beef export has essentially been brought to end.
Also India has never been the largest exporter of Beef. It was one of the top most exporter of frozen beef but there is also fresh beef exported internationally and US, Australia and the top exporters of fresh beef. Considering both fresh beef and frozen beef exports together, there are several countries which are ahead of India in total beef exports.
http://www.worldstopexports.com/top-beef-exporting-countries/
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