meat ban

In an attempt to curb meat consumption and reduce greenhouse gases emission, Haarlem in Netherlands is set to ban meat advertisements from public spaces.

Uttarakhand High Court upholds Uttarkashi Zila panchayat's decision to prohibit the sale of meat within 500-meters of the river Ganga

Sanyukt Hindu Sangharsh Samiti was outraged by Gurugram Municipal Corporation's (GMC) decision to provide 126 new licences for meat shops.

The BBMP had earlier banned the sale of meat during Sri Ram Navami celebrations on April 10 this year.

The Addl. Advocate General pointed out that restrictions on the sale of meat and liquor only applied to 22 wards and not in other places, which falls under the ambit of reasonable restriction as upheld by the Supreme Court of India in the past.

The confession of a The Wire intern that she has been using microwave ovens meant for vegetarians to heat meat reveals the malevolence harboured by liberals against vegetarians.

It is one thing to oppose ban on sale of meat, another thing to cook, sell meat right across temples of Jains and publicly slaughter cows with specific intention to hurt the sentiments of Hindus.

The decision was taken keeping in view the sentiments of the public during Navratri when a strict vegetarian diet is followed by the devotees.

The UP government has declared that an area comprising of 22 wards of the Mathura municipality will henceforth be identified as a holy pilgrimage site and will have a complete ban on the sale of meat and liquor.

The BBMP has issued a notice to shut all meat shops in the city on the occasion of Sri Krishna Janmashtami on Monday.