Corona, Transportation of Animals for Slaughtering and Cattle Science
NewsBharati 21-Dec-2020 16:38:10 PM
Total Views |
Everyone knows that the coronavirus pandemic took place due to the mismanagement of the meat. However, everyone is so engrossed in mitigating the pandemic that they have not been able to identify the root cause of the pandemic.
Currently, five lakh animals are being slaughtered for the sake of world trade. For this, the largest transportation of these animals is through a boat that can take at least 5 days to 100 days. Besides, when the animals are being transported, their health is not even taken into consideration.
When the animals reach the port in such worsened conditions, they are fallen prey to several diseases and their lives are squeezed out already. This is the main reason that such epidemics or pandemic that are spread globally. In every corner of China, this meat is taken into 'Wet Market' and most of the meat is beef. Without any knowledge of it, people eat such meat regardless of the disease connected to it. However, due to the coronavirus, observers have started to think of such diseases.
Considering the Indian Cattle Science, if we applied the cow dung and cow urine in organic farming, it will not result in decreasing the investments at a cost of one-tenth, it will also provide more effective medicine, provide enough fuel for the whole world which will be much cheaper than petroleum and CNG. This will also solve the sewage issues in all cities and metropolitan areas. Apart from this, there is a lot of research going on in the field of construction based on Cattle Science that will cost less than the previous rates.
Till today, the cattle science was only limited to India but it can also help on a global level, and further, it can be a solution in the upcoming century. Meanwhile, the outbreaks such as coronavirus took place due to the uncontrolled and increased meat businesses as well as its worsened conditions.
Having said that, it is not only about finding out solutions but also thinking about the various uses of it. Speaking about costs, it is possible to invest as much as ten percent to thirty percent at the current rate, and thousands of the same examples have to be created. In order to do so, we need to understand three aspects of it. Firstly, is understanding the 'Wet Market', due to which epidemics or pandemics are spreading across the world. To find out which diseases are being spread because of the pandemics. And, the emphasis will be on what are the possible Cattle Science solutions that can be anywhere in any country.
Since the evolution of humans, both vegetarianism and non-vegetarianism were used by man. However, in the 15th century, the Europeans came to conquer India first, then America, and then the whole world. In the span of three-six months journey, they used to carry animals for the sake of meat. When they reached a certain country, instead of using the crops for food, they used to slaughter animals first. The slaughtering became an identity for aggression within a century and the same has been growing rapidly over the last 500 years. Presently, there have been several hygiene-related laws in countries and everybody has to follow them. However, when it comes to trading between two countries, the words 'hygiene and health' does not even exist.
Currently, the transportation of animals through the sea and the meat coming out it is around 25 crore metric tons. And, if there are illegal transportations, then the numbers can go up drastically. The economy of South Africa and South America is dependent on it. The Indian-origin cows stand at 20 crores that are already in Brazil but the numbers go up and down every year. We only knew this slaughtering of animals was very worse and dangerous for one's health but now if we look at the spread of pandemics like corona, the lives of both - non-vegetarians and vegetarians - are in grave danger. Therefore, all the experiments about Cattle Science that have been done in India in the last 25 years need to be done globally and explained to the world. It is our responsibility to pursue the goal of success in every aspect that leads India to glory.
Moreshwar Joshi
Moreshwar Joshi has been working as a special correspondent of Tarun Bharat for the last fifty years. He has written 5,000 articles on Christian missionaries in the last fifty years. From 1990 to 2000, he has worked for an English newspaper as well as from 1994 to 2005, he worked in audio-visual media. He has written 100 articles based on the book 'Breaking India', in which Jihadis, Maoists, Separatists Dravidians, and churches in the Northeast are working together in India for Panchajanya Hindi weekly magazine. He has written 20 articles in Vivek's weekly magazine in 2014, after traveling to ten European countries and came to know that Christians became a minority in countries of 'Europe, America, Russia, Australia'. He has written 150 articles on cattle science in the Sandhyananda newspaper. Apart from this, 150 articles in other publications on the same subject.