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April 25 : I will not use cow slaughter’s promoted
language: Hussein |
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| Hosanagar,
April 25-
I will not use the language of Britan (English), the
country that promoted the cow slaughter, said Padmashree
awardee, columnist Muzaffer Hussein.
Addressing the fifth day’s panel discussion on
cow-food and family at the world conference on Indian
breed cattle at Ramachandrapur Math near here on Wednesday
he said, in India, cow slaughter begins with British
rule. They used divide and rule policy to run their
rule and promote the cow slaughter as a part of it in
India. So, Britishers are directly responsible for the
ongoing cow slaughter in the country, he criticized.
In 1950 there were 400 cows for every citizen. Now it
comes down to 10 and expected to touch the dangerous
level at the end of 2010, he warned and calls to wake
up to avoid untoward incidents.
World conference on cow should be converted into cow’s
world conference, he said, Adding, the name of the places
like Oxford, Oakland were cow based names and more than
5,500 villages in the country has the name based on
cow.
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India
which has a cow based economical and social system does
not have even a single picture in its currency or national
flag. But, Nepal depicted cow’s picture in its currency,
he criticised.
Cow should be a national animal in India. But, instead
here cow slaughter continues, he lamented. |
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Cow
is a part of our family: Rama
Hosanagara, April. 25- Cow is a part of Indian family
system which was written in every epics. There is a
close relationship between the cow and women, Dr. Rama
Srinivasan has said.
Speaking at a panel discussion on cow-spirituality and
food here on Wednesday she said, since ancient days
cow-donation is considered as great donation in India.
Adding, we have not introduced the subject about the
cow in the syllabus properly. As a result, students
failed to understand the importance of cow, she lamented.
While stressing the importance of ghee G R Vasthrad,
expert from Bellary said, usage of ghee will enhances
intelligence. Ayurvedic expert from Bangalore K S Jayashree
in her speech elaborate the importance of milk, ghee,
butter, curd in our daily food. |
Flute
festival enters 5th day.
Hosanagara, April. 25- Flute festival continuous for the
fifth day at Vrandavan in which well known flutists performed
on Wednesday. Flutists like Pandit Shashank Chennai, Ronu
Majumdar, Venkatesh Godkindi, Professor Shambu Bhat Kadatoka,
Prakash Kallaremane enthralled the audience from their
instrument. It is a peculiar flute festival organized
as a part of the ongoing conference in which flutists
performing continuously for 24 hours. |
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By: Madhyama centre for
world cow conference, Bangalore.
Ph: 080 / 26724979
For photos visit: www.vishwagou.org |
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