Watching a family struggle to sell off unproductive cattle they can no longer afford to feed, only to be threatened by a mob over it, is heartbreaking — this issue affects real farmers' livelihoods, not just religious sentiment on either side.
India remains one of the world's largest beef exporters despite state-level bans, largely via buffalo meat carve-outs — the legal patchwork already creates a massive underground economy and inconsistent enforcement rather than a clear, unified policy.
Are atheists as trustworthy as religious believers in public office?
Is caste-based reservation system still necessary in modern India?
