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[Serious] Why is it that Indians are mostly Vegetarian? Have . . . This is a wrong myth that most Indians are vegetarians Actually its mixed cultured There are lots of Non-Veg families in India which eats non-veg daily Veg and non-veg preference are differs from state to state within India and also depends upon casts Some casts has non-veg food totally prohibited while others eats happily
After Bombay, now Hyderabad: Why IITs are under fire for . . . Indian Institute of Technology Bombay IIT Bombay has been in the news cycle over food segregation for the last few months In July, the premier institute found itself in the middle of a row when posters stating “vegetarians only are allowed to sit here” appeared in the canteen
The dietary practices and food-related rituals in Indian . . . Vegetarians can either be lacto-vegetarians (consuming dairy products and plant foods) or lacto-ovo-vegetarians (consuming dairy products, eggs, and plant foods) Nearly 29% of the population is lacto-vegetarian, while the rest consume animal foods, though with restrictions ( SRS, 2014 )