Stop feeding pigeons!
Knowingly or unknowingly, you harm humanity and the environment more than you expect. They are flying rats, and their droppings cause serious respiratory issues. Feeding them inflates their population, and with no prominent predator, this causes a serious environmental imbalance.
Stop this nonsense ASAP.
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In Himalayan hilly regions like Himachal, Uttarakhand, Nepal and Northeast India, many Hindus follow local folk gods, tribal customs and Shakti-Kali worship.
These often involve animal offerings, so meat eating is common and accepted as part of daily diet.
Rahul Gandhi is eating a roll from Khan Chacha at the protest site. When I zoomed in on the roll’s packaging, I noticed a red symbol on it, which is usually used to indicate non-vegetarian food.
So, does this mean Rahul Gandhi, being a Hindu, is eating non-veg on a Tuesday?
@SaffronChargers@vikramsailor Go hell with your faith, we eat non veg every single day and have knowledge of our faith 10 times better than your entire generation does.
@SaffronChargers@vikramsailor Yes India is a Hindu-majority country, and UP, Bihar, and Bengal are also in India. Again I am telling you: Gujarat is not the only India and Jains are not Hindus so please stay away from lecturing the Hinduism.
You don’t even know Hinduism, you dehati. There is no text in the Vedas or Upanishads that states, "God takes offence to meat only on Tuesdays." In Santana Dharma, God is considered omnipresent and timeless. To say a deity is angry on Tuesday but fine with it on Wednesday reduces the divine to a human calendar. Now go do your pandagiri elsewhere because the most important lesson of Santana Dharma is to not be superstitious and to be scientific.
In Himalayan hilly regions like Himachal, Uttarakhand, Nepal and Northeast India, many Hindus follow local folk gods, tribal customs and Shakti-Kali worship.
These often involve animal offerings, so meat eating is common and accepted as part of daily diet.