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Sir,Congratulations i hope you will talk about Environmental Benefits of Veganism and how animal farming adds to global warming,if you touchbase this it will help the world also as we are going to face nature wrath for misusing resources
@@samuelgeorge3823 I 100% agree that unless we stop animal farming we are going to destroy the planet, but I think Arvind's focus is the ethics of exploiting animals. Have you heard of the Plant Based Treaty? It is an effort to pressure governments to change our food systems, focusing on the environmental angle. Please look it up and endorse it! 🌱
Animals are not food, entertainment, or clothes. They do not want to be tortured by humans. Be vegan! I've been vegan for years and I wish I did it sooner.
Veganism is a far fetched project and cannot be pinned onto every individual......not everything is available everywhere and not all the pesticide fed veggies are going to compensate nutritiously for milk and other important stuff .
Its true sir , but in India we find it hard to get many nutrients.We can try to take fortified foods with less sugar , but the problem none of our foods acailable are either very high in sugar or deficient in many nutrients !
ok let's see in current scenario we started to killing animals should be legal from your perspective so you don't think so if the people are doing this same things then there is a might be possibility of then people start killing the same human being like a humans.. please express your consideration
for some reason the student asking the question seemed like me because some point in my life I had the same mindset until i made the connection. so hopefully this young man will realise and go vegan for the animals too 🌱
So powerfulI ! I went back to France my country this summer and upon my return to the states, people asked me: "Did you eat some French cheese". I cannot because I see crying mothers and babies just like Arvind said. You cannot take the blind off once you know. But I ate some amazing vegan French cheeses. 😀
Wow Aravind bro. What a matured answer you shown me. Even I used to fed up with many negative Non Vegan comments. But your positive mindset is actually making me to speak more for the animals.
For those considering a vegan lifestyle because you’re a compassionate person but don't really know where to start? No worries, I’ve got your back. Figuring out what to eat after ditching meat and dairy can be a total maze, even if you weren’t that picky about your diet before. If you’re Indian, you’re already kinda used to a plant-based diet, so it’s mostly about swapping out dairy. If you want to skip supporting the dairy industry and not blow your budget, start with a simple, low-cost meal plan that’s still super nutritious. Just collect all the healthy dishes you like, and we’ll go from there. First up, let’s chat about two must-have nutrients: Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D3. If you’re not getting outside for at least 25-30 minutes a few times a week, you might end up with a Vitamin D3 deficiency. Even people who eat meat have a tough time getting enough Vitamin D from food alone-often less than 15 percent. So, either grab a supplement once a week or get outside more. For Vitamin B12, you can go for shots (I do this every other month) or take a pill once a week. It’s safe and natural. Just be careful with fat-soluble vitamins like Vitamin D-better to check in with your doc for the right dose. B12 is usually fine, though. You could also take a multivitamin like Axbex or Zincovit-just pop one, and you’re set.This is clutch for busy folks like pre-med students or anyone with a hectic schedule. Here’s the food that works for us at home-these are our go-to staples. Protein sources- Chickpeas Soy chunks (this is cheap and healthy..and has anti cancer properties..well anything soy has anti cancer properties except for soy bean oil) Tofu Soybean Beans like kidney beans or mung bean Lentils (a mix of lentils) Quinoa (quinoa is cheap.. and very healthy..) Amaranth (i buy muesli from peepal farm) Millets (Indians love millet..these are not particularly high in protein but they're amazing) Chia seeds (not just protein but amazing fats as well...but be sure to soak em) Flax seeds (these are literally superfoods..) Green peas Hemp seeds (we don't use it but they're really good) Tempeh (i don't have access to these but again ... they're so good) Legumes or Pulses in general are so good for you.. Nuts and seeds (amazing protein and fats .) Greens - Cabbage/cauliflower/brocoli/Brussel sprouts (if available) Leafy greens like spinach or kale Beet root Carrots Cucumber Amla (it's a fruit but they're the best. Period) Bell pepper 🫑 Bitter gourd And the list goes on and on.. Be sure to eat regional vegetabls cuz India is pretty diverse ...so eat your greens..and go local ... Peanut butter (peepal farm) Try to incorporate more colour into your food ....or maybe give permaculture ... Or give permaculture a shot if you have the time..and space.. Dishes i eat.. Dosa (this is my fave ) Lentil curry with rice Rajma chawal Idli sambhar Indian version of chilli (that has chickpeas , rajma , ground soy chunks , carrots , bell pepper, 🍅 tomatoes, etc) Yellow pea chat Litti chokha Soy bean biryani Soy bean ki sabzi (i eat lil to no oil) Chana masala (chickpea curry) Oat porridge with apples and bananas and chia seed on top Indian version of chilli (that has soy chunks , Pinto beans or white rajma , chickpeas , bell pepper 🫑, carrots , onion and garlic 🧄, indian spices, some soy sauce, tomato puree..and a bunch of other healthy ingredient..this can double as bhaji for pav bhaji) Quinoa oat cinnamon banana porridge without any milk.. you could add some chia or nuts of your choice.. Black mung daal seasoned with salt South Indian style besan tofu sauted in curry leaves and mustard seeds with sauce.. Chola chana chaat with aloo ki tikki .. (we make it bland cuz we like it bland..) Flax seed and jaggery dumplings Red lentil uttapam Yellow pea chat (Quinoa+daliya+millet+rice) mung bean khichdi with added veggies Daal Dhokla Pakal tofu paneer Mushroom biryani Oat dense chocolate fudge cake (dessert 😁) Mix veg soy bean sabzi (quite runny....pretty similar to a soup.. but very tasty.. i like bland stuff ) High protein muesli ... Tofu scramble (we eat homemade tofu.. ) Whole mung daal with lime juice squeezed on top and some diced onion..(with roti) Quinoa raita with (peanuts+cabbage+carrot+apples) and other tempering We use homemade soy yogurt because I’m not big on store-bought or convenience foods, unless I’m really starving. These are the dishes I grew up with, so you might do things a bit differently. Make a list of essentials that work for you. I make sure to eat at least two protein-rich dishes each day-like chana masala in the morning and khichdi for lunch or dinner.
@scienceislove2014 If it is about the choice of your diet. I am totally with you. If its about avoiding sufferings of animals. Please dont eat anything.
Thank you Arvind for your dedication for animals. I hope you get from the 5% to 10, 25 , 50% and beyond to understand the horrific suffering of animals, and your wonderful data-based lectures are an important part of getting us there.
@change4good-sy3wv Please shut your mobile and throw it out, Many for animals will be saved. ALso follow other points mentioned in my other comments, you can reduce horrific sufferings of many more animals.
Some people often have the perception that in order to be compassionate, you must either compromise your health or resort to costly vegan foods and supplements. I wanted to clarify this notion because it can be challenging, particularly if you were raised with traditional remedies like chicken soup or, in my case, haldi doodh (turmeric milk) when you were unwell. Whenever I fell sick, my mother would bring me a cup of milk with turmeric, gently feeding me while I rested my head on her lap. The placebo effect likely facilitated the healing process. Even though my mother is a doctor, she continued to administer what she was given as a child, creating an emotional bond rather than mere pleasure. It’s about the quality time spent with someone who deeply cared for you. I recognize that for others, it may be even more poignant if their mother, grandmother, or loved one provided them with comforting remedies like chicken soup. As one matures, the emotional connection often intensifies. At 17, I still subconsciously believe in the healing power of turmeric milk, especially as my mother continues to offer it to comfort me. Consequently, I drink soy milk with turmeric. Despite my aversion to milk’s taste, which I found unpleasant, it was a source of solace during times of illness, akin to a comforting hug from my mother. To me, turmeric milk symbolizes a mother’s embrace, medicine, and assurance of recovery. However, now when I encounter milk, I am reminded of the cows that are slaughtered for it, shifting my perspective significantly.. So.. If you’re thinking about going vegan because you care about compassion but aren’t sure where to start, I’ve got you covered. It can be pretty confusing figuring out what to eat once you cut out meat and dairy, even if you didn’t really pay much attention to your diet before. If you’re Indian, you’re already used to a plant-centered diet, so it’s mainly about replacing dairy. If you want to avoid supporting the dairy industry and still keep costs low, you can start with a simple, budget-friendly, nutritious meal plan. Just gather all the healthy dishes you know, and we’ll go from there. If you, as an Indian, want to avoid supporting the cruel dairy industry while not breaking the bank, you can start with a simple, low-budget, yet highly nutritious meal plan. Gather every dish you consider healthy, and then we’ll discuss the next steps. But first, let’s talk about two essential nutrients: Vitamin B12 and Vitamin D3. If you don’t get outside for at least 25-30 minutes 3-4 times a week, you might suffer from Vitamin D3 deficiency. Even carnivores (those who eat a meat only diet) struggle to meet their Vitamin D requirements from food alone, often reaching less than 15 percent.Therefore, you should either supplement weekly or spend a bit more time in the sun. Now, for Vitamin B12: you can either take shots (which I do every alternate month) or a pill once a week. This is both natural and safe. However, be cautious with fat-soluble vitamins like Vitamin D; it’s best to consult your doctor for the appropriate dosage. Vitamin B12 is generally safe, but you can also take multivitamins like Axbex or Zincovit-just pop one in, and you’re set for the day. This is especially important for busy people, like pre-med students or those with hectic schedules. Here’s the food that works for our household, as these are our staples. Protein sources- Chickpeas Soy chunks (this is cheap and healthy..and has anti cancer properties..well anything soy has anti cancer properties except for soy bean oil) Tofu Soybean Beans like kidney beans or mung bean Lentils (a mix of lentils) Quinoa (quinoa is cheap.. and very healthy..) Amaranth (i buy muesli from peepal farm) Millets (Indians love millet..these are not particularly high in protein but they're amazing) Chia seeds (not just protein but amazing fats as well...but be sure to soak em) Flax seeds (these are literally superfoods..) Green peas Hemp seeds (we don't use it but they're really good) Tempeh (i don't have access to these but again ... they're so good) Legumes or Pulses in general are so good for you.. Nuts and seeds (amazing protein and fats .) Greens - Cabbage/cauliflower/brocoli/Brussel sprouts (if available) Leafy greens like spinach or kale Beet root Carrots Cucumber Amla (it's a fruit but they're the best. Period) Bell pepper 🫑 Bitter gourd And the list goes on and on.. Be sure to eat regional vegetabls cuz India is pretty diverse ...so eat your greens..and go local ... Peanut butter (peepal farm) Try to incorporate more colour into your food ....or maybe give permaculture ... Or give permaculture a shot if you have the time..and space.. Dishes i eat.. Dosa (this is my fave ) Lentil curry with rice Rajma chawal Idli sambhar Indian version of chilli (that has chickpeas , rajma , ground soy chunks , carrots , bell pepper, 🍅 tomatoes, etc) Yellow pea chat Litti chokha Soy bean biryani Soy bean ki sabzi (i eat lil to no oil) Chana masala (chickpea curry) Oat porridge with apples and bananas and chia seed on top Indian version of chilli (that has soy chunks , Pinto beans or white rajma , chickpeas , bell pepper 🫑, carrots , onion and garlic 🧄, indian spices, some soy sauce, tomato puree..and a bunch of other healthy ingredient..this can double as bhaji for pav bhaji) Quinoa oat cinnamon banana porridge without any milk.. you could add some chia or nuts of your choice.. Black mung daal seasoned with salt South Indian style besan tofu sauted in curry leaves and mustard seeds with sauce.. Chola chana chaat with aloo ki tikki .. (we make it bland cuz we like it bland..) Flax seed and jaggery dumplings Red lentil uttapam Yellow pea chat (Quinoa+daliya+millet+rice) mung bean khichdi with added veggies Daal Dhokla Pakal tofu paneer Mushroom biryani Oat dense chocolate fudge cake (dessert 😁) Mix veg soy bean sabzi (quite runny....pretty similar to a soup.. but very tasty.. i like bland stuff ) High protein muesli ... Tofu scramble (we eat homemade tofu.. ) Whole mung daal with lime juice squeezed on top and some diced onion..(with roti) Quinoa raita with (peanuts+cabbage+carrot+apples) and other tempering We use homemade soy yogurt because I’m not big on store-bought or convenience foods, unless I’m really starving. These are the dishes I grew up with, so you might do things a bit differently. Make a list of essentials that work for you. I make sure to eat at least two protein-rich dishes each day-like chana masala in the morning and khichdi for lunch or dinner.
You are incredibly passionate and strongly motivated about veganism. But, as you rightly said, it’s easy to get overwhelmed by negativity. If this can motivate you on days when you’re feeling down, I want to first thank you and let you know that you’ve inspired me to become vegan. I’ve been vegan for five months now and watch every video you upload. The way you answer each question so logically and back it with scientific proof is key. If someone had given me illogical reasons or blindly followed veganism without understanding it, I would never have accepted it. The points you raise make complete sense. You genuinely help people remove their blinders, and deep down, they realize that what they are doing is wrong.
Hello Arvind! I am vegan also because of you and your lectures. I have learned a lot. Thank you for what you're doing for the animals. Greetings from Italy 💚
Hi Arvind Could you make a short video someday or share some information on how you started your activism? i.e. how you approached colleges, how you prepare for lectures etc. I think many of the vegans are also thinking of giving lectures in colleges about veganism. And since you are an inspiration for most of us vegans, your guidance would be really helpful.
Thanks for changing me. Your activism is really ushering change. I consumed dairy but after watching your videos I have become vegan. Initially tried to get tofu and nut milk but didn't like tofu at all and all nut milk was costly and laden with preservatives and chemicals. Then I got a nut milk maker at home and have very economic soya milk and other nut milk at home. Tofu I can't eat as a salad still but atleast my message to those who find nut milk expensive and with fillers please make it at home in blender or a lot more easily in a nut milk maker. Take vegan omega 3s from algae and b12 and d3 supplements. You will get a better health, my cholesterol levels have significantly dropped just from losing dairy. Love animals or atleast let them live in peace like you want to live yourself.
@@jaybolt100 First being Vegan itself is being one of the like-minded people. First do not harm others then do help others. You don't know my actions what I am doing in the background so how you are saying I am just commenting?
@@jaybolt100 I do many things what I can do for the liberation of animals. I do discourse to the public, street activism, even I am learning making Videos on Animal Rights and planning write a book on Animal Rights etc.
@@jaybolt100 @jaybolt100 I do many things what I can do for the liberation of animals. I do discourse to the public, street activism, even I am learning making Videos on Animal Rights and planning write a book on Animal Rights etc.
🛕🎊 Happy Gouri Ganesha festival… so much milk & ghee sweets tomorrow in Hindu homes🕉️. Vegans educate ur family tomorrow about dairy farms & stop them if u r a true vegan 🐄🥛 Ganapati Bappa Morya 🐘🐀🙏
💯💯 For any social change to happen, only 25% need to believe in the cause. So, 10% of the population turning vegan will literally change the world! It's going to happen Aravind, sooner or later! ❤❤❤
I want to say a few things here. I do find the concept of veganism intriguing and sometimes think towards making a part of life. But, then you see i feel like this should not be the focus of me or any individual right now. Slavery system became abolished due to growing peace around the world, reduction of wars, education and activism around the globe . Similarly, now our focus should be on stabilizing the peace , unity among different nations, growth in science and technology that can replace any cravings(meat and others) through wellfare alternatives. After that, we can move towards maintaining system with animals and plants.
Things that should be declared illegal in India 🇮🇳. Meat 🥩 🍗 & dairy 🥛 Owning more than 1 vehicle per household. 🚙 🚗 Having more than 2 kids 🧒 👧 Owning more than 1 AC per house hold 🛋️. Owning more than 1 house per family 🏠.
नमस्ते सर जी, आपकी विडियोज देख कर काफी कुछ नॉलेज मिला veganism के बारे मे। पहले मैं वेजिटेरियन बनी थी । आपकी विचार , बाते सुनने के बादमें मैं vegan हु। फरवरी 2024 से मैं वेगन हु । और मुझे अच्छा लग रहा है । की मैं कुछ अच्छा कर रही हु।❤🙏🏻🇮🇳🏵️🌳
Vegans and non vegans can co-exist; how convenient for you since you are not the victim who is raped, mutilated, murdered, enslaved. It's like saying let serial killers co-exist with other people, let rapists co-exist with others ; lets respect each others beliefs
@@theirbodiesnotours doesn't matter if we are supposed to eat meat. Why would we need to sacrifice health for ending a suffering which doesn't make sense naturally.
@@pot8735 we are not "supposed" to eat meat. We have a choice. Millions of vegans choose to not cause suffering unnecessarily and they are not sacrificing anything because vegan foods are super delicious and there are plenty of vegan bodybuilders in the world. In fact the strongest man on this planet- Patrick Baboumian is vegan.
1 year of being vegan.. I find people alienating me.. not involving in social activities, potlucks etc.. but really it doesn't matter because the hardest thing and right thing to do is mostly the same..
Keep the good work . i am a pure vegetarian from birth but i consumed dairy (packet company milk and paneer) now i have switched to tofu and found a local dairy with only a a few cows (roughly around 10) than supplies very limited amt of A2 milk. I personally went and checked that dairy for any malpractices and found none.
🛕🎊 Happy Gouri Ganesha festival… so much milk & ghee sweets tomorrow in Hindu homes🕉️. Vegans educate ur family tomorrow about dairy farms & stop them if u r a true vegan 🐄🥛 Ganapati Bappa Morya 🐘🐀🙏
On earth , our existence is temporary... we're not gonna be here forever...so why make somebody else's existence (I'm talking about animals) painful and hard..their life doesn't have to be miserable 😖.. Plus.. we wouldn't be around for more than a century anyway.. and you don't die on a plant based diet.. infact it's quite the opposite if planned smartly ... So i don't see any reason to not be vegan... And there's so much information on the internet..and amazing recipes like this one..
You mentioned wanting a world where killing animals isn't an option, but what about places that don't have as much greenery as India? What would they eat if they can't rely on animals?
Eating meat by force and eating meat by choice is different. Nearly 80% of world's population is concentrated in areas which have greenery. Atleast those 80% should change.
@@skshivam300 I hope not 20% of people will be forced not to eat. the world has bigger problems right now. Honestly, humans might go extinct before animals. As long as the climate is okay, animals will probably survive, but I'm not sure about us. I don't even know why I bothered to comment here-it was just that mention of "world logical reasoning" that got to me.
@@ramin9936bro do you know something called Climate Change which is going to create havoc in coming years on this Mother Earth, one of the Fcking Reason is Animal Farming which is Dairy Production based, Hens Meat & Egg based, And other animal based, so to control the Global Warming, One day there will be there that Govt need to increase the tax of This Milk, Meat, Eggs bcz it is major reason for Global Warming, anyhow Veganism is must to reduce Global Warming else humans will never exist in this Earth
@@atharvgharge1394 u r right… and what are the other causes of global warming? Why not impose heavier taxes on cars, AC, electricity, industrial goods, resorts & hotels in forest areas, tax on more than 2 children per family… If we want to control climate change, taxing dairy, meat alone won’t suffice. Taxing requires in all fields…
Don't fall into this guy's propaganda it only cause deficiency of essential nutrients. We are humans we evolved through omnivores diet more towards carnivore it helps the human species to thrive. Meat, fish, egg and dairy are species specific diet for humans like grass for ruminant animals. So don't eliminate those in your diet by these lame arguments. Do some research before taking dietary restrictions.
Hey guzs those who are reading this comment just think like this if we are completely turned to vegan now then animals are also being a non vegan right so we should restrict them to do so because we know that it is bad that killing another ones without its will. so my question is that if we controlled all such animals there population will hike and if i did not feed them then i should let them what they want to do which is bad. Hence the carnivorus animals will enventually die because they are starving. So by doing that we are killing more animals right what are your opinions i want to improve myself just ignore the grammaticall errors cause i am a 10 standard student and i am vegetarian so i am trying to remove diary products from my life.
I'm impressed that you are thinking about issues like this at such a young age. Good for you! I'll try to address your concerns/questions. For most vegans, the immediate goal is to end human exploitation of animals. It sounds like you already understand that part. There are some vegans that think far into the future where we humans may have to technology to be able to end wild animal suffering too, but we don't have a solution for that today. Even though we cannot end all animal suffering today we should do what we can, and we can all stop exploiting animals for trivial reasons. I hope that makes sense. 🌱
Nah!! Let the carnivores be the way they are It's called "appealing to nature's fallacy" We can't and we don't need to do anything regard that Just let's not interfere We don't need to take part in killing another and feeding it, But rather let them hunt in the wild It's just my opinion, would like to listen some other perspectives as well And extremely glad that I can find students like me too are making change Best wishes for all accomplishments in ur lyf
Here's a basic recipe for making chicken biryani Ingredients: - 2 cups basmati rice - 500g chicken, cut into pieces - 2 onions, thinly sliced - 2 tomatoes, chopped - 1/2 cup plain yogurt - 4 cloves garlic, minced - 1-inch ginger, minced - 2 green chilies, chopped (optional) - 1/2 teaspoon turmeric powder - 1 teaspoon red chili powder - 1 teaspoon garam masala - 1 teaspoon ground coriander - 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin - 4-5 cups water or chicken broth - Salt to taste - Fresh cilantro leaves for garnish - Saffron strands soaked in warm milk (optional) ### For layering: - Fried onions - Chopped mint leaves - Chopped cilantro leaves - Saffron milk (optional) ### Instructions: 1. Wash the rice and soak it in water for about 30 minutes. Drain and set aside. 2. In a large pot, heat some oil or ghee. Add the sliced onions and fry until golden brown. Remove half of the fried onions and set aside for layering. 3. Add minced garlic, ginger, and green chilies to the remaining onions in the pot. Sauté for a few minutes. 4. Add chopped tomatoes and cook until they are soft and mushy. 5. Add chicken pieces and cook until they are browned. 6. Mix in yogurt and all the dry spices (turmeric powder, red chili powder, garam masala, ground coriander, ground cumin, and salt). Cook for a few minutes until the spices are well combined. 7. Add water or chicken broth and bring it to a boil. Once boiling, add the soaked rice and stir gently. 8. Cover the pot with a tight-fitting lid and cook on low heat for about 15-20 minutes, or until the rice and chicken are fully cooked and all the liquid is absorbed. 9. Once done, remove the pot from heat and let it sit covered for another 10 minutes. 10. Before serving, fluff the biryani gently with a fork. Garnish with fried onions, chopped mint, cilantro leaves, and saffron milk if using. 11. Serve hot with raita or your favorite side dish. Enjoy your homemade chicken biryani!
🏆🌱 🥭 Vegan diet is optimal diet✅💚 It’s painful to see Aravind getting malnourished everyday.🥲🥲 Sunken eyes, with dark circles around eyes 👀. Previous video he was wearing a black & red wrist support strap, during his lecture, when he was not working out. Probably due to bone pain from osteopenia from calcium deficiency in his vegan diet 🩻🦴 Someone also pointed out his clubbing of nails 💅 . If a guy like Aravind who has immense knowledge about vegan diet & supplements can’t do it right, I wonder how others could do the vegan diet right‼️‼️. Aravind has to take care of his health, otherwise it’s all talk, no results.🫑 He has to be presentable to convince others into vegan diet… Nobody would want to try vegan diet, if they think they will become like Aravind 👀 His appearance is counter-productive ❌🚫
@@Mohan-v1v I don’t worry about him… I’m happy that he’s like that😂… I’m worried that he’s advocating this faulty vegan diet to everyone, when clearly that vegan diet is failing him,😂. Psych huh⁉️ I’m happy eating chiken mutton, dairy… I don’t need any support🍗
5:42 aravind thinks when vegans become 10%, and they protest, government will ban dairy / meat eating 😂😂😂. U think the other 90% will not protest to allow dairy / meat eating ⁉️😂. India has around 30% vegetarians. But still the government doesn’t say “let’s respect 30% vegetarians sentiments & ban meat”. Or the government doesn’t say, “let’s respect 70% non-vegetarians food habits & force everyone into non-vegetarian diet”. The government has to allow everyone to have a right to food choices. Just like how vegetarians & non-vegetarians are co-existing now, vegans & non-vegans will also co-exist in future😂, despite debating… 10% vegan population will shut down dairy & meat🤣🤣🤣 joke of the era🤓🤓
@@johnlove2954 🐕 dog meat is allowed in certain cultures like china, Thailand, etc.. Even in north-east India, 🇮🇳 INDIAN CITIZENS do eat dog meat.🥩 So, if certain food is part of culture in certain region of India, 🇮🇳 the Indian government allows it in that region despite what “HINDI” speaking Indians perceptions are… Similarly, despite what Hindi speaking Indians think, Tamils will have JALLIKATTU, Karnataka will have kambala, Andhra & Telangana will have ongole bull race, Kerala will have elephants in temples processions. Hindi people opinions don’t matter in south India & north east India. Jai hind, Jai jawan, Jai kisan🇮🇳
Nice video.. but I like my chicken and mutton.. and my cousin in US eats beef too.. I just don't care about your veganism. I have turned some of my brahmin friends into non-vegetarian too..
5:42 10% of vegans will protest & government will ban dairy 🥛 🐄 & meat 🥩 🍗 ⁉️⁉️⁉️. So if 10% protest to demand a sharia law system, the government will implement shariya?😂😂😂. What bakwaas❌ Aravind, a visionary 👀 ⁉️🥶🥶
@@Bhavyapatel. it means: just bcoz 10% vegans demand for something, the government cannot IMPOSE veganism on everyone,❌ Just bcoz 10% radicals demand for shariya, the Indian government will NEVER implement shariya❌. Both are detrimental to society 🛑
1:26 🏆 🕉️ finally Aravind understood the reality.🤣🤣 the whole world will never gonna be vegan… so the activism is only aiming for that 5-10% vegan conversion 💚✅. But even 5-10% conversion rate is a good number❤. Keep going Aravind 🌱💚
@@ubansode u can call non-vegans all names u want… just like a street rogue can give gaali to ur mom, dad, sister. But both doesn’t mean anything ❌❌. Only who call names like u or that street rogue unnecessarily, reflect their family upbringing 😅
@@jaybolt100 If calling wrong as wrong is a gaali for you, then so be it. Compassion is not what my family has taught me, but what I have chosen realising the mistake I made the majority of my life. Also, you seem to be following Aravind for a long time, why waste your time if you have already committed to the opposite viewpoint?
@@ubansode We are equally concerned about people falling for such False propaganda. If He can change 5 people in one video. We would want to bring back atleast 1 person in 10 videos. For the world's sane future
Why it’s bakwas to tell everyone to go vegan ❌. People in coastal areas (eg: mangalore), have saline soil… they can’t grow much veg food. For them what’s practical is fish 🐠 People in areas with heavy rainfall areas (western ghats), have damp soil… they can only grow rice, coconut, coffee, arecanut. For them fish 🐠 & pigs 🐖 are more easy to breed & eat. People in desert areas (Arab), have water scarcity… they can’t grow any vegetables…for them sheep, 🐑 goats 🐐 meat is easy. People in snowfall areas (Himalayas), for them meat from 🐐 , 🐑 , yak is easy But people living in areas with river water beds, plateaus (Punjab) can have lot of water resources & fertile land… they can grow almost everything. They should try eating plant based diet as much as possible. Even they can grow few livestock like cow, goats, chicken & feed them agricultural byproducts like hay, seed husk, etc. We can fulfil our daily nutrient requirements by just eating 100 grams of meat per day along with plant based food🍖 🥩. But we are eating a lot more meat than that❌. So I think people should minimise meat consumption & find a balance between plant based & animal based food to conserve resources & attain better health. 💚 For a person in costal area, fish is a lot cheaper than vegetables & fruits. People choose what’s local & budget friendly, not vegan friendly 😂. Since it’s economically impractical for different geographical locations to import veg food from other regions, people will continue to eat local animal based products like dairy, fish & meat… A nation is not run by fantasies, a nation runs by economics🇮🇳
With the current supply chain system, we can get almost everything in even the remote regions. The majority of us live in areas where there is no dearth of choices. It's not right to abuse an animal just because it's convenient, easy or cheap.
@@ubansode we can get almost everything anywhere. True✅. But what about the price… 1kg Indian mackerel in mangalore is 100 rs. 1kg mung dal in mangalore is 200rs minimum. So what will be their choice of protein. Algal oil on average is 1500 rs. But they can get all omega 3 with just 100rs of mackerel. I live in Mandya district of Karnataka. Here river fish is 100 per kg. But chia seeds is 350 per kg. Vegans can scream all about animal use, but only budget & convenience matters✅
@@jaybolt100 im sure if you can't add moong dal to your diet, you for sure cannot worry about whether or not you are getting enough protein. And please note, the appeal to go vegan is first for people like you and me who don't live hand to mouth, you should be concerned about going vegan yourself first and leave the activism to other people like Arvind
I don't understand why you are lying about the comments - 95% are negative. No, I read the comments here and they are all Positive and Supportive. [Well, that is a negative comment, but I still support and admire your work 🙂]
