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  • So first of all I don’t know what is muhammadians.

    Secondly you consider them hostile based on the past like

    Jalia wala bagh was a very friendly event.

    And you are talking about the future but connect present muhammadians with the actions of monarchies in the mediaeval period who do not take actions based on the wishes of the subject irrespective of their religion. If they favour some religion it’s their fault not the fault of the community they are favouring. If they treat everyone equally it’s their goodwill.

    Most muhammadians in India that are alive today are converts. They didn’t come from anywhere. Their descendants are genetically linked to Indian land. They are not responsible for what muhammadian Kings did, Good or bad.

    Thirdly India was never a country until British colonised it and made it one. Before that it was 1000s of kingdoms and kings usually takeover each other’s empire. Irrespective of religion it’s not considered an invasion.

    India never had a unique identity even to this day. Obviously British tried their best. But that’s the beauty of India. We will never be a monolith.

































  • The issue here is that although India’s National food regulatory body called FSSAI have maintained that the pesticide is within safe level of 0.1 mg per grams

    But Rajasthan state government tested them at their own labs and found 7mg per grams of ethylene oxide. 70 times more than what’s safe for consumption.

    Ethylene oxide is a gaseous pesticide which is also used as a fumigant to preserve the spices. After the fumigation the spices have to be aerated for long enough so all of the ethylene oxide evaporates away.

    Now clearly someone at the processing facility is either cutting corners or being pushed by operation management to meet targets and not aerating the spices for a sufficient duration.

    And both. Indian and American federal regulators like FSSAI, FDA and USDA are just shrugging it off.

    However some state regulators have taken the matter seriously. Ethylene oxide is a grade 1 carcinogen.

    Kind of how FAA shrugged it off when a few 737 MAX dropped from the sky like it was nothing.