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In many parts of Kerala frog legs are a delicacy. They are generally served in the fried form commonly in toddy shops.Shops in India sell frogs ? Or are you talking about the Bostawanan cuisine ?
Dude we Bengalis eat almost everything that walks or crawls.
Speak for youself! You need to get around different parts of India buddy!!!! There are loads of Hindus eating even beef.
You're right. In fact Sati system didn't even exist in Western and Southern India. Caste system was just a way of categorizing occupation. It's turned out into something drastically different.If I am not very much mistaken people will not find references for Sati system or caste system that is hereditary.
Not all practicing Hindus are vegeterians. Mcdonalds,Kobe's and KFC would never have ventured here if that was the case.Why do practicing Hindus and Buddhists prefer to be vegetarians / vegans ? Is it right that this practices has its origin in the belief that one should not eat living thing for food ?
Why do practicing Hindus and Buddhists prefer to be vegetarians / vegans ? Is it right that this practice has its origin in the belief that one should not eat a living thing for food ?
If the idea of reincarnation is true and one of your ancestors has come back as a chicken,you wouldn't really want to eat it would you?
Why do practicing Hindus and Buddhists prefer to be vegetarians / vegans ? Is it right that this practice has its origin in the belief that one should not eat a living thing for food ?
he he he , kemon achhe dada... bhalo..
Sorry to Disappoint you. I have visited many Indian state. I stayed in Bihar, UP, Karnataka, Hyderabad and Delhi. None of the place I found a single Hindu Who claim to eat Beef.
I heard some incident of beef eating in Kerla and North east. Even in kerla and NE not all Hindu eat beef. There are 3 Kerla hindu in sitting in my cubicle and they told me that very few (Note it very few) Hindu in kerla eat beef. Those who are highly influenced by Communism (communist don't believe in religion) and few who are influenced by Islam eat beef. (I can put them on conference if you want to listen it from their mouth)
@NE: I don have fair idea bout NE.
Leaving it I am 100% sure that in these state Hindus don't eat beef : Bihar, UP, MP, HP, AP, Maharastra, J&K, Punjab, Haryana, Karnataka. And pork eating is minimum in Hindi speaking states.
he he he , kemon achhe dada... bhalo..
Sorry to Disappoint you. I have visited many Indian state. I stayed in Bihar, UP, Karnataka, Hyderabad and Delhi. None of the place I found a single Hindu Who claim to eat Beef.
I heard some incident of beef eating in Kerla and North east. Even in kerla and NE not all Hindu eat beef. There are 3 Kerla hindu in sitting in my cubicle and they told me that very few (Note it very few) Hindu in kerla eat beef. Those who are highly influenced by Communism (communist don't believe in religion) and few who are influenced by Islam eat beef. (I can put them on conference if you want to listen it from their mouth)
@NE: I don have fair idea bout NE.
Leaving it I am 100% sure that in these state Hindus don't eat beef : Bihar, UP, MP, HP, AP, Maharastra, J&K, Punjab, Haryana, Karnataka. And pork eating is minimum in Hindi speaking states.
Why do practicing Hindus and Buddhists prefer to be vegetarians / vegans ? Is it right that this practice has its origin in the belief that one should not eat a living thing for food ?
If I am not very much mistaken people will not find references for Sati system or caste system that is hereditary..
You're right. In fact Sati system didn't even exist in Western and Southern India. Caste system was just a way of categorizing occupation. It's turned out into something drastically different.
he he he , kemon achhe dada... bhalo..
Shops in India sell frogs ? Or are you talking about the Bostawanan cuisine ?
Does this idea (reincarnation) apply to plant life too ? Are plants not living things ?