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Awesomedber Junior Artist Username: Awesomedber Post Number: 416 Registered: 04-2015 Posted From: 209.133.197.230 Rating: N/A |
Mana daggara kudaa Kodi pandelu Ban annappudu pedda protests emi jaragaledu kadaa Heroes gaani media kaani evvaru support cheyyaledu kadaa. TN lo central Forces vachinanduku godava kaani.. Local police ayithey mana kodi oPndaalu type lo jarigi pooyeyi kada. | ||
Junior_no1 Hero Username: Junior_no1 Post Number: 18533 Registered: 09-2014 Posted From: 103.203.174.214 Rating: N/A |
 NoMOney | ||
Prasanth Side Hero Username: Prasanth Post Number: 8043 Registered: 12-2006 Posted From: 106.51.141.86 Rating: N/A |
true.. Chicken thedaaniki anduke podaaniki aalochista....akkada vaati haa kaaralu vinalenu... ready ayyaaka lopalaki poyi teeskunta okosari | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6340 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: N/A |
chalo gn guys | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6339 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: N/A |
sare kodi pandeli ante himsa undi......but jalli lo ekada....edala bandi, polam denniyatam avi kuda harm ye ga animals ki in one sense | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6338 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: N/A |
yeah uncle... last few days koncham down due to cold....repu live chudali | ||
Thikka_sankara Legend Username: Thikka_sankara Post Number: 31526 Registered: 02-2012 Posted From: 106.208.139.14 Rating: N/A |
Watsapp fwd, so take it with pinch of salt, sugar and hot water.... Guys, I have had doubts related to how Jallikattu can help with preservation of native breeds and why can't breeders raise these even without events like Jallikattu. I was curious and enquired many people who were supporting Jallikattu. The answers that I got like it helps with financing the bull were not convincing. The only convincing answer in favor of Jallikattu was that it must be held for cultural reasons which most of the people parroted. But none of them were able to point me out to the actual reasons why this was beneficial. The videos that I was pointed out to described in great detail the advantages of A2 milk and how the preservation of native breeds which have the gene for producing A2 milk is important but none of them addressed the important question - How does Jallikattu help in their preservation and what is in it for native breeders. After seeing Senapathy's replies in an interview and after talking to Raja Manickam, I have finally managed to convince myself that Jallikattu is not just important from a cultural point of view but is more important from a farmer's point of view as it helps in preservation of native breeds. Here is my summary of how it helps. It is a long read but it will help the majority of those youngsters who are seeking such answers themselves and would enable them to be in a better position to defend the practice. one more important point to be made here. When we interbreed a bull and a cow (and if one or both of them were an offspring of a cow that produced milk rich in A1 protein) then the new offspring will also have this trait. It has been scientifically proven that the gene which causes cows to produce milk rich in A1 protein is a dominant gene and hence all offsprings will also have this trait. In India there are 37 native breeds (there were 150 a century ago) and of these 36 have the A2 protein gene in them. The only breed Malvi (common in Maharashtra) has the gene for A1 protein. But the 6 native breeds found in Tamilnadu have the A2 protein gene in them which makes it all the more important for us to preserve them. Now before we address why Jallikattu helps in preserving native breed, let us understand what will happen if all these native breeds become extinct. We will then have to interbreed and rely heavily on artificial insemination. I have already mentioned the problems with inter breeding above. Artificial insemination is an expensive process and we rely on semen imported from countries like US, Australia, Denmark and New Zealand from Jersey bulls and other such breed known to have A1 protein as the dominant gene. This essentially means that our generation and future generation will then have to live with milk rich in A1 protein and also the associated problems like type1 - diabetes, autism and so on. The other disadvantage with artificial insemination is that the offspring will not be healthy as its genetic pool lacks the genes that are required for it to adapt to the climate and local changes which a native breed has in a higher proportion. Now this brings into picture an MNC, A2 Milk Company with presence in US, Australia and New Zealand. This company holds patents for trivial things like genetically testing whether a cow has an A1 gene or A2 gene. But what is disturbing is the patent that they hold for artificial insemination of A2 gene bull's semen. They hold the patent for this method which causes A2 gene to become the dominant gene as opposed to A1 which happens naturally. It suppresses the dominant tendency of A1 gene. Now if all native breeds in India were destroyed then we may have to either make do with A1 milk or we may have to pay a hefty royalty to A2 Milk company for using its patented technique to produce cows rich in A2 gene. Now this is what is bothering most of these cattle breeders in TamilNadu. The question that is being raised is that when our breeds are perfectly capable of producing A2 milk, why must be force ourselves to be a slave to some other MNC company holding a patent for this. They also accuse this MNC of funding PETA which is unsubstantiated. But this organisation has been donating generously to PETA in US, Australia and New Zealand which is suspicious but doesn't establish that they are behind the protest in India. Now let us address why Jallikattu helps in preserving our native breed (I got this information from Senapathy and Raja Manickam). In TamilNadu, breeders rear bulls with the intention of showcasing them in Jallikattu. Most of the farmers can't afford to raise these bulls and are hence reliant on these breeders or on the common temple bull which is reared by the entire village rather than a single breeder. The bulls that fare well in the Jallikattu arena are in constant demand for servicing the cows. So we can think of Jallikattu as a marketplace for these bulls. Now this still doesn't answer as to why Jallikattu alone can help in this and why can't breeders breed these native bulls irrespective of whether Jallikattu happens or not. To understand that we will have to understand the chronology of events that lead to Jallikattu and events that happen thereafter. Jallikattu is held during Pongal time (i.e. mid January), the strong bulls are identified and mated with cows. After this the farming season starts. After harvesting is done, this cycle starts again where the breeders showcase their bulls in Jallikattu events. People with a keen eye for this then make note of the strongest bulls and then seek them out later in what is known as a sandhai (marketplace) in Tamil Now how does Jallikattu help in the process? The bulls used for mating need to be virile. During the mating season (which is typically after Pongal), these bulls need to be at the top of their game i.e. they must be secreting all the necessary male hormones, experience adrenaline rush and also a fast beating heart. This is where Jallikattu comes in picture. The time when the bull is released from the Vaadi Vaasal (the small narrow gate from which the bulls are released) and till the time it manages to reach the other end (if it is not subdued) causes it to experience a great adrenaline rush which then boosts it's testosterone levels and also keeps its heart beating at a rate faster than normal levels. This increases their virility and this is one of the most fundamental of all necessities for selective breeding. Can this be done without an activity like Jallikattu? Possibly but then the number of matings a bull can accomplish decreases significantly. Jallikattu helps in increasing this which is of utmost importance to a farmer's wellbeing. Also because artificial insemination is not adapted for native breeds, the banning of an event like Jallikattu will lead to these native breeds getting destroyed which would then force our hands to rely on artificial insemination the very process which the farmers shunned to begin with. In places where events like Jallikattu are not held, the male calves (which are essentially useless unless there is demand for tasks like ploughing) are slaughtered. but in places where Jallikattu is held, these calves are held on to for the purpose of showcasing them and establishing their superiority. Now that convinces me of the necessity for an event like Jalikattu. Now I can truly empathise with these farmers and their struggle to retain this cultural event. <end> methavulaki venkayya jawaabu.... https://youtu.be/fUafzTD37sY | ||
Twotown Side Hero Username: Twotown Post Number: 2623 Registered: 09-2016 Posted From: 208.54.40.144 Rating: N/A |
Entho kontha better ee kadaa.. Trumpanna ceremony repu asala active gaa levu ? | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6337 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: N/A |
yeah agree... one shot better ..but for what ..to eat  | ||
Twotown Side Hero Username: Twotown Post Number: 2622 Registered: 09-2016 Posted From: 208.54.40.144 Rating: N/A |
 One shot champi denkatam better than himshimching  | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6336 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: N/A |
yeah annai...even i cant able to see ....but just because we dont see how they die..but we go and buy and yummy ani tintam....no wonder we all hypocrites ...including me | ||
Diviseema Legend Username: Diviseema Post Number: 33339 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 203.200.27.189 Rating: N/A |
mana dual minds ki naaku jalsa lo pata gurthosthundi. Ramudi Ga Maragalam, Rakshasulani Minchagalam. Raka Raka la Musugulu vesthoo maricham sontha mukam. Desam Meesam Thippudam - Balayya | ||
Diviseema Legend Username: Diviseema Post Number: 33338 Registered: 02-2008 Posted From: 203.200.27.189 Rating: N/A |
evanni naaku thelavadu kani. monna village lo kodi pandalu and edla padalu choosa. roju chicken thine naaku kooda jali vesindhi. endhuko thelavadu. edla ki 2.5 tons banda katti 20 mins race. chedakolu tho koduthunnaru. konni edlu laagaleka chathikalu padipoyayi. aa scene deggara nundi choosthe jalesindhi. i saw tears from oxes eyes. koduthunte they r shetting while in race. ala shiit chesthoone parigettuthunnai. kodi pandalu . kasak ani kalu viragadam. kadupulonundi raktham daaraga padipovadam. appatidaaka veerudilaa thega balisi chala andham ga powrushaniki pratheekaga kanapadina koodi minutes lo chachhipoyi rakthapu mudda avvadam. these scenes roju non veg thine naaku kooda manasu chelinche laa chesindi. endhuko ardham kaadu. Desam Meesam Thippudam - Balayya | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6335 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: N/A |
i am not pro...to animal harming......but manaki convenient unna chota ok...rest vaddu ante ela...how and how andi...  | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6334 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: N/A |
ok....jalli and kodi pandalu animal ki harm chestunnam anukondam....mari vatiniki penchi, posinchi, pedda chesi, champi tenki tinatam thappu kaada? | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6333 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: N/A |
y hypocrisy....asalu champi thinatam tappu kanapudu .....playing with them endhuku ban....how it is justifiable ...  | ||
Hadoop Side Hero Username: Hadoop Post Number: 6332 Registered: 12-2014 Posted From: 99.127.225.114 Rating: |
podduna leste chicken , beaf g pagala tini...food tinatam avvagane hypocrisy start.... why is eating animals not banned if they think playing jalli and kodi pandelu ban....second case lo atleast they had minimal impact... |
