[CarrotAndStick]

In case you didn't know,a lot of Hindus do eat beef. It is not much of a difficulty to get beef in India. The Vedas, a a sacred book of the Hindus, are full of descriptions of beef consumption after wars, victories, marriages, etc.
What you are aware of is stereotype. About a twentieth of Hindus object to consuming beef, though. And this practice started in the 1500s, when India was under Muslim rule.

[bd476]

CarrotAndStick wrote: "In case you didn't know,a lot of Hindus do eat beef. It is not much of a difficulty to get beef in India..."

You are correct. It is news to me to hear that "a lot" of practicing devout Hindus eat beef.

The devout Hindus who I am friends with here do not any meat at all.

I do know Hindus by birth and culture only who attribute their bovine laced diets to "becoming Westernized."

[bd476]

CarrotAndStick wrote: "The Vedas, a a sacred book of the Hindus, are full of descriptions of beef consumption after wars, victories, marriages, etc..."

and

CarrotAndStick wrote: "...About a twentieth of Hindus object to consuming beef, though. And this practice started in the 1500s, when India was under Muslim rule..."

Please cite a valid and linked source for both of your statements quoted above.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

The only place I could get beef was in New Delhi and I was in that turd world country 3 months.