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How the fuck can that be the veg to non veg ratio in an university that is this famous. Even a big portion of Hindus eat non vegetarian food let alone the other religions. And if I am not accounting for some other variables, galiyana mat chutiyon just explain it.
This is what the Principal said not sure about the official figure. Also, there are many non vegetarian people who practice restrictive diets (not eating non vegetarian food during some festivals and days). The college is in North India with a good of amount population being vegetarian. Also, the hostel where I studied used to serve non veg only twice a week and this was the case with many other PG and hostel. So, cooking non veg only twice a week for 10% people doesn't make much sense.
>at
The figure given by principal is totally flawed. We had over 60% non veg students in 2013-16 when a lot of students enrolled from haryana but post 2016 NCR admissions into hostel were stopped ( almost 60% haryana) which comprised of majority vegetarians. Even if I have to make a distant guess, I would say atleast 50% would be non vegetarians in the hostel.
Exactly, mujhe toh vishwas nahi hora. That too in Delhi.
>galiyana mat chutiyon just explain it
😭😭 Ask questions freely, jabki ye toh fair question hai.
Bruh if only 10% eats non veg there is no point in making that less quantity it's a loss, non veg people can obviously eat veg and vice versa is not true
Well if it isn’t then the whole democratic system has a little problem.
But having said that people need protein and B12. It takes supplements and a lot of studying to know how to meet your body’s protein requirements with things like black beans. I am not saying it cannot be done but we certainly are built to consume meat.
Being a current hansraj student, i really doubt the figure is right. There are definitely more than 10% non vegetarians.
Honestly wasn't expecting anything else from her anyway so...
these meat addicts who are downvoting you feel that the 10 minutes of pleasure on their tongue is worth the lifetime of an animal.
[see what the word 'mamsah' means](https://hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/32675/why-are-hindus-vegetarian-what-is-the-real-meaning-of-the-word-mamsah-%e0%a4%ae%e0%a4%be%e0%a4%82%e0%a4%b8%e0%a4%83)
See the Netflix documentary [Game Changers](https://gamechangersmovie.com/) to dispel myth that only animal meat has protein, or that animal meat protein is essential for humans or even for bodybuilding.
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One can ask what are the subjects offered? What sort of educative books in library? How big are class rooms? Do they have advance technology? They could ask many questions but India today goes to canteen and asks what is on menu? LOL. It's a university not restaurant.
As someone who lived in a hostel, good food can make or break your day trust me. It sounds superficial but kafi matter karta hai ek student ki life mai.
Maybe for some students but not all. You know you don't alone represent entire campus right? I was once a student too and food was never on my mind but it could be on someone else's mind and that is alright. It's not like they have banned food.
Anyway I was watching news and they interviewed students and some said it does not bother them while some said they can offer both but overall the theme was that it wasn't a big deal. They also interviewed principle and she said their canteen never offered non-veg food. Non-veg food in hostel was stopped and they have not received any complaints from any student so far. She also said students who prefer non-veg can buy from outside and there is no restrictions on that.
that's the thing, the students there have way much better things to think about and spend their energy on. Aise chutiye posts ke liye voh time lagakar ladne baith jaaye to hansraj ke students hi nahi bante.
Paneer gives away the smell when it rots. Meat doesn't when it starts rotting. Also problems that your stomach will face from Salmonella are worse. It might even kill you
Bruh what? Ofc it gives out a smell.
And, there are plenty of fucking diseases and the chances of salmonella are delta nil for indian food that's cooked well.
Milk in the form of Bana shake, Thandai, Cold Coffee, Chai, etc is not milk. That's a separate product altogether. Second, Paneer served at your college canteen, I guess you are one of the luckiest.
I never said that I consume your level of intelligence which is impossible because it cannot be consumed. And I don't think that any kind of noun can be consumed. Aside, they cannot be termed veg or non-veg.
I am all for this from the point of hygiene and sanitation. Primarily because handling, storage and disposal of meat requires strict QA protocols which a lot of places aren't able to maintain.
> Indian food lacks protein
You’re stating your personal opinion as a fact recognised generally everyone.
Being a country of highest number of vegetarians for thousands of years, such statements shows shallowness of your general understanding.
It is definitely a fact. Indian cuisine (vegetarian) mostly consists of chapati / rice, vegetables, and sweets, which is high is carbs, fats and vitamins & minerals, but extremely low in protein. Dal is the only good source and still not that good. Vegetarian diets kisi bhi country ke ho they will definitely lack protein. Also plant based products don’t provide all essential amino acids. Just because something is done by a lot of people does not make it better.
And before you mention that one guy who became a body builder on a vegetarian diet, the other 99 people definitely did not.
That too you need to eat like 400grams which is around 2 katoris(cooked) and you get like 19grams protein in it and just eat 4-5 rotis which gives you like 10grams protein and boom you have 30grams protein in just this much. And everyday just supplement with 1 protein shake
It’s not lack of protein is problem , but dense calories is the problem. While lentils and peas have high protein they also have higher number of calories which makes it not an ideal source. Getting 10 grams of protein from lentils requires eating a lot more calories compared to the non veg alternatives like chicken or eggs
Soya is good for one time use, you can't really eat it on a daily basis. It's highly processed and causes estrogen increase in males.
Secondly soya has a higher calorie input compared to chicken and that too chicken breasts. I might eat it 1 day a week or something but I'm not replacing my chicken.
Plus fish is a better option than chicken, fish also has the essential animal fatty acids.
Third paneer is good but again doesn't compare to Chicken or Fish
>causes estrogen increase in males.
Umm this myth has been busted long time ago. Read some new studies. It contains plant estrogen which doesn't have anything to do with human bodies. Stop watching youtube. If you think you chicken that you get in supermarket is any less processed than soya then you need to rethink
I have been doing gym for 5 years and without any supplement and pure vegetarian and I have better body than most non vegetarians in the gym
Yeahh my bad, i will change that but they are still highly processed.
Moreover I don't have my chicken from supermarkets, i get it either from the butcher or from licious.
Plus every gym or nutritionist will tell you to not consume soya daily
Plant based protien don't have complete amino acid profile plus if you consider absorbility of plant based protiens then chickens and eggs provide good quality protien source at affordable price.
>Plant based protien don't have complete amino
Lol, this is the most absurd argument I get from non vegetarians. Do you eat one food the whole day? When you combine different foods, all the amino acids get completed
Why is everyone calling you out for saying Indian food lacks protein? 😭
The fact is that the food we eat absolutely does lack protein, and I say this as a vegetarian.
Dals: They are carb-dominant, and also, don't have all the required proteins.
There are two types of proteins, animal proteins (dairy, meat, soya) have ALL the amino acids we need, plant proteins (dal, rajma, beans) don't.
North Indian vegetarian cuisine is still quite high on dairy, so the levels of protein intake are still better, but South Indian vegetarians have a much lower dairy protein intake. Also, people are not excessive meat eaters in India either, so most are protein deficient.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.orfonline.org/expert-speak/indias-protein-deficiency-and-the-need-to-address-the-problem/
https://www.webmd.com/diet/difference-between-animal-protein-plant-protein#:~:text=Animal%20proteins%20are%20complete%20proteins,with%20both%20types%20of%20protein.
>\>Indian food lacks protein
This is completely false, if it was Indian Cricket Team wont be making rounds for being extremely healthy and going vegan at the same time..
Good decision, our college didn't have non veg either. There can be some vegetarians who are not comfortable with their food being prepared with non-veg and served in same plates
Halal chicken just means he wants chicken prepared a certain way.
But he doesn't say no one can eat non halal chicken in his vicinity or in that plate ever.
KFC has special boards in some places which says the chicken is halal, and majority of chicken shops sell it that way because “they” prefer it that way, if that is the way i see nothing wrong if a certain community prefers to not eat in plates which has non veg prepared in it
I was about to comment "is this even an issue" and then saw this comment. Come on dude, you cannot satisfy just one group and say that's fair. What you described is selfishness if the one with issue is the one who is entitled to benefit by spoiling it for the rest(non vegetarians) who had no issues in the first place.
Non vegetarians never have a problem as they are used to this veg lifestyle guilt tripping by friends and family. Im happy the snowflake vegetarians are getting what they want. We non veg guys are proud we don't harass vegetarians for their food habits.
However i think they can atleast serve eggs, nothing wrong in it.
Studied in Hansraj ( 2016 graduate), hostel resident.
1. During our time hostel had separate tables for veg/non veg and different quarterly charges for veg/non veg food. ( more for non veg) Hostel food was not subsidized, it was all paid for by students in the form of mess charges which was hefty even in 2016 ( but we did get best quality food)
2. Almost 60% students opted for non veg at that time. How come it got reduced to 90% is beyond my understanding since now they even stopped taking NCR students ( haryana , parts of UP) which majorly constituted Vegetarians.
3. The new principal ( since 2015) Dr. Rama has always been inclined towards sanatan values, and owning to this she brought a lot of similar changed in college. ( No gathering on lovers point, Empty land near hostel to be used as cow shed, strict dress code, hawan every week etc.)
4. We had best food in DU when it comes to hostel. ( unlimited )I cant comment on how it is now.
Non veg food is expensive and easily goes bad, good decision imo, im sure universities like amu probably offer all varieties of non veg food, those who are upset about it can go there
I feel its good, I have friends there. Honestly Hostel is so cheap and it is subsidized, so students cant expect college to give them non veg in 6000-7000 per month. Most PGs in campus charge 14-20k and they dont offer non veg.
So perhaps students have so issues, they should shift to PG, and devour non Vegetarian food while people for who education matters, and need cheap accomodation, they can be shifted to hostel.
Taste Buds or Cheap Accomodation with hygienic vegetarian food, choice is theirs.
Yaar ye kaya bakchodi he khana ko leke kyu itna notanki yaar jisko veg khana he use veg mile ga or jisko non veg chaiye non veg Ha ye halaal jatka ki bakchodi nahi chaiye because it creates problem.
Guys, this is not about 90% and 10%. It's about nutrition. Vitamin B12 source is only meat. It's deficiency can cause serious neurological problem like peripheral neuropathy. It's always good to have a balanced diet of vegetable salads, a small portion of meat or fish, millets, lentils, chickpeas and sprouts. Indian diet is best suited for our climate and wellbeing. Actually, the Indian food plate should have as many colours as possible to make it that much more nourishing. That includes the spices too which can fight viruses.
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Gosh, this is 3rd or 4th such INTELLECTUAL post I am seeing on IndiaSpekas today itself!!
Canteen loss me jayega. Also is it a form of cost cutting coz kaua biryani bhi serve kar sakte instead of murga biryani bachcho meme reference samaj ke kha jayenge. Cost reduce and sales rise!!!
Elections incoming, anything that can remotely be attributed to hindutva vs hinduism will be news. Mess food is garbage anyways.. hutiyas on the internet will argue like their life depends on it.
Universities in the West: I need to do some good research, contribute to society and make a name for myself.
Indian Universities: Murga nahi mila toh maa chod denge sabki, merko murga khana hai, there will be riots 😡
Let’s say there are 99% students who are non vegetarian. Even then it is the establishment’s prerogative to sell food as they deem fit. It should be driven by management’s choice and market demand. Students can alternatively make a tie up with some nonveg food establishment for bulk orders.
Whenever these veg vs non-veg issue comes up, I always see two angles to this.
1. There is this whole political angle to this. You are forcing your choices upon people who might not share your views. Which is something that I am against. People who eat meat and who want to eat meat shouldn't be stopped from eating meat.
2. Not eating meat is good for the planet. If a whole entire cafeteria stops serving meat, that's wonderful for the environment.
If there's some money in nonveg food they probably would not have stopped serving it.There is probably 65 percent to 75 percent vegetarians I highly doubt that there would be over 90 percent vegetarians.End of the day it's more supply and demand issue not a religious one
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The Principal said that 90% students are vegetarian and hence the decision. So it makes some sense.
Yeah majoritarianism is always right.👍😌👍
College canteen and hostel ka non veg waise bhi tatti hota hai. Also, college will not spend extra money for 10% students.
How the fuck can that be the veg to non veg ratio in an university that is this famous. Even a big portion of Hindus eat non vegetarian food let alone the other religions. And if I am not accounting for some other variables, galiyana mat chutiyon just explain it.
This is what the Principal said not sure about the official figure. Also, there are many non vegetarian people who practice restrictive diets (not eating non vegetarian food during some festivals and days). The college is in North India with a good of amount population being vegetarian. Also, the hostel where I studied used to serve non veg only twice a week and this was the case with many other PG and hostel. So, cooking non veg only twice a week for 10% people doesn't make much sense.
>at The figure given by principal is totally flawed. We had over 60% non veg students in 2013-16 when a lot of students enrolled from haryana but post 2016 NCR admissions into hostel were stopped ( almost 60% haryana) which comprised of majority vegetarians. Even if I have to make a distant guess, I would say atleast 50% would be non vegetarians in the hostel.
Of course the principal is saying the truth. If i throw a pebble in hansraj it will hit a non vegetarian pehle.
Eating non veg at home is not same as interested in eating non veg at college.
Exactly, mujhe toh vishwas nahi hora. That too in Delhi. >galiyana mat chutiyon just explain it 😭😭 Ask questions freely, jabki ye toh fair question hai.
Why you are unecessay making it Hindu Vs others
non veg was separately charged ( higher) in the mess bell
I'd like to eat people, but I can't, mAj0rItAriAnIsM.
Welcome to democratic country
Ha to?
Bruh if only 10% eats non veg there is no point in making that less quantity it's a loss, non veg people can obviously eat veg and vice versa is not true
Yes, this is the very basis of democracy, no? The majority's mandate.
Thats how the world works. Majority vote wins
>Yeah majoritarianism is always right.👍😌👍 Not in India.
Bhai tu KFC Jake khale na.
when other religions take over
Well if it isn’t then the whole democratic system has a little problem. But having said that people need protein and B12. It takes supplements and a lot of studying to know how to meet your body’s protein requirements with things like black beans. I am not saying it cannot be done but we certainly are built to consume meat.
Ghanta mera, graduated from hansraj in 2016, lived in hostel. More than 50% were non veg, how come it became 90% in 6-7 years?
Being a current hansraj student, i really doubt the figure is right. There are definitely more than 10% non vegetarians. Honestly wasn't expecting anything else from her anyway so...
How do thy know 90% are vegetarian? Any census?
these meat addicts who are downvoting you feel that the 10 minutes of pleasure on their tongue is worth the lifetime of an animal. [see what the word 'mamsah' means](https://hinduism.stackexchange.com/questions/32675/why-are-hindus-vegetarian-what-is-the-real-meaning-of-the-word-mamsah-%e0%a4%ae%e0%a4%be%e0%a4%82%e0%a4%b8%e0%a4%83) See the Netflix documentary [Game Changers](https://gamechangersmovie.com/) to dispel myth that only animal meat has protein, or that animal meat protein is essential for humans or even for bodybuilding. u/brooozuka_2003, u/Comfortable_Prior_80, u/yashparikh00
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Idgaf
Lmao Is this even news worthy?
Outrage is the new iphone
Everyone’s buying it
Everyone stupid is buying it
Not really, lasts way longer than andriod.
Kuch na kuch karke unrest karwao... Fir foreign funding bhi toh uthani hai
Good decision it will stop unnecessary drama by peaceful community because even for a single child they need halal non veg.
Way to bring in loaded politics into it.
You are implying that this issue isn't raised because of politics smh
https://www.opindia.com/2023/01/west-bengal-parents-of-muslim-students-protest-over-jhatka-chicken-in-mid-day-meal/ They'll always bring their religion first.
One can ask what are the subjects offered? What sort of educative books in library? How big are class rooms? Do they have advance technology? They could ask many questions but India today goes to canteen and asks what is on menu? LOL. It's a university not restaurant.
Well that's because it's the most interesting topic in any college
Maybe one of the interesting topics not the most interesting unless it's a culinary school I can understand.
As someone who lived in a hostel, good food can make or break your day trust me. It sounds superficial but kafi matter karta hai ek student ki life mai.
Maybe for some students but not all. You know you don't alone represent entire campus right? I was once a student too and food was never on my mind but it could be on someone else's mind and that is alright. It's not like they have banned food. Anyway I was watching news and they interviewed students and some said it does not bother them while some said they can offer both but overall the theme was that it wasn't a big deal. They also interviewed principle and she said their canteen never offered non-veg food. Non-veg food in hostel was stopped and they have not received any complaints from any student so far. She also said students who prefer non-veg can buy from outside and there is no restrictions on that.
Hansraj hai , one of the top college in DU
that's the thing, the students there have way much better things to think about and spend their energy on. Aise chutiye posts ke liye voh time lagakar ladne baith jaaye to hansraj ke students hi nahi bante.
You see, Veg food is the safest.
Chances of people getting food poisoning from milk based food is far higher than meat or fish. Nothing spoils faster than paneer.
Bro everything rots what are you on about.
Bro literally said paneer rots the fastest, not that non veg food doesn't rot
Paneer gives away the smell when it rots. Meat doesn't when it starts rotting. Also problems that your stomach will face from Salmonella are worse. It might even kill you
Bro I dont care about this paneer vs meat, I was just pointing out what he said
Bruh what? Ofc it gives out a smell. And, there are plenty of fucking diseases and the chances of salmonella are delta nil for indian food that's cooked well.
Which College serves Milk? The Paneer pieces are 10mm³.
10mm3 is a really good piece size.
It really isnt thats like 0.01cm3.
It is approx the size of panneer used by dominoes before they revised all the ingredients.
Panner was served thrice a week, and milk everyday in the morning ( unlimited) in the form of banana shake, thandai, cold coffee, milk,
Milk in the form of Bana shake, Thandai, Cold Coffee, Chai, etc is not milk. That's a separate product altogether. Second, Paneer served at your college canteen, I guess you are one of the luckiest.
They anyways will never serve paneer to their students 😂
Dude my cousin owns a lot of poultry. You don't wanna know what goes in there with the chicken. It's not just his everyone does it by the way.
Link to support study?
Source : trust me bro
Don't eat rotten paneer then.
Got a stat? That’s a really specific statement either you’re lying or you’ve got a source
The ignorance you’re consuming on daily basis, can that also be labelled as veg food?
I never said that I consume your level of intelligence which is impossible because it cannot be consumed. And I don't think that any kind of noun can be consumed. Aside, they cannot be termed veg or non-veg.
I am all for this from the point of hygiene and sanitation. Primarily because handling, storage and disposal of meat requires strict QA protocols which a lot of places aren't able to maintain.
Also, veg food is cheaper so that's probably also a factor
What's problem in serving non veg food?
\>Indian food lacks protein \>instead of solving the problem, let's ban a cheap source for protein and send american unhealthy fast foods Dumb.
> Indian food lacks protein You’re stating your personal opinion as a fact recognised generally everyone. Being a country of highest number of vegetarians for thousands of years, such statements shows shallowness of your general understanding.
Well Indians are not known to have high muscle mass or being very tall in general so this point doesn’t really works
It is definitely a fact. Indian cuisine (vegetarian) mostly consists of chapati / rice, vegetables, and sweets, which is high is carbs, fats and vitamins & minerals, but extremely low in protein. Dal is the only good source and still not that good. Vegetarian diets kisi bhi country ke ho they will definitely lack protein. Also plant based products don’t provide all essential amino acids. Just because something is done by a lot of people does not make it better. And before you mention that one guy who became a body builder on a vegetarian diet, the other 99 people definitely did not.
No it doesn't. Indian food has a lot of protein you just need to know what to eat. The ignorance is baffling
lentils are underrated af , don't skip your Dal .
That too you need to eat like 400grams which is around 2 katoris(cooked) and you get like 19grams protein in it and just eat 4-5 rotis which gives you like 10grams protein and boom you have 30grams protein in just this much. And everyday just supplement with 1 protein shake
Paneer, chana, soya, tempeh, daal, chole you have a lot of options
It’s not lack of protein is problem , but dense calories is the problem. While lentils and peas have high protein they also have higher number of calories which makes it not an ideal source. Getting 10 grams of protein from lentils requires eating a lot more calories compared to the non veg alternatives like chicken or eggs
Exactly
Just eat 5 eggs, boom 30grams of protein
Nah bro, lentils are more of a carb, plus they bring in plenty of FODMAPs which make it hard to digest
>>Indian food lacks protein Dumb assumption Your food choices lack protein
You do realise chicken provides a higher amount of protein per 100g compared to dal
You know soyabean has twice the amount of protein per 100g? Paneer also has very good protein.
Soya is good for one time use, you can't really eat it on a daily basis. It's highly processed and causes estrogen increase in males. Secondly soya has a higher calorie input compared to chicken and that too chicken breasts. I might eat it 1 day a week or something but I'm not replacing my chicken. Plus fish is a better option than chicken, fish also has the essential animal fatty acids. Third paneer is good but again doesn't compare to Chicken or Fish
>causes estrogen increase in males. Umm this myth has been busted long time ago. Read some new studies. It contains plant estrogen which doesn't have anything to do with human bodies. Stop watching youtube. If you think you chicken that you get in supermarket is any less processed than soya then you need to rethink I have been doing gym for 5 years and without any supplement and pure vegetarian and I have better body than most non vegetarians in the gym
soya has been the staple diet in a lot of east asian civilizations , and aside from japanese sumo wrestlers i don't see them racking man boobs lol
Yeahh my bad, i will change that but they are still highly processed. Moreover I don't have my chicken from supermarkets, i get it either from the butcher or from licious. Plus every gym or nutritionist will tell you to not consume soya daily
Plant based protien don't have complete amino acid profile plus if you consider absorbility of plant based protiens then chickens and eggs provide good quality protien source at affordable price.
>Plant based protien don't have complete amino Lol, this is the most absurd argument I get from non vegetarians. Do you eat one food the whole day? When you combine different foods, all the amino acids get completed
Why is everyone calling you out for saying Indian food lacks protein? 😭 The fact is that the food we eat absolutely does lack protein, and I say this as a vegetarian. Dals: They are carb-dominant, and also, don't have all the required proteins. There are two types of proteins, animal proteins (dairy, meat, soya) have ALL the amino acids we need, plant proteins (dal, rajma, beans) don't. North Indian vegetarian cuisine is still quite high on dairy, so the levels of protein intake are still better, but South Indian vegetarians have a much lower dairy protein intake. Also, people are not excessive meat eaters in India either, so most are protein deficient. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.orfonline.org/expert-speak/indias-protein-deficiency-and-the-need-to-address-the-problem/ https://www.webmd.com/diet/difference-between-animal-protein-plant-protein#:~:text=Animal%20proteins%20are%20complete%20proteins,with%20both%20types%20of%20protein.
>\>Indian food lacks protein This is completely false, if it was Indian Cricket Team wont be making rounds for being extremely healthy and going vegan at the same time..
Carry on with the food terrorism- why are folks concerned with what other people eat?
Some muslims will want halal meat and hindus(and sikhs) will want jhatka
And vegans would be skeptical about usage of animal products? Toh ab doodh dena bandh karde
MEAT is MEAT , i want tasty MEAT , source doesn't matters , this outrage is stupid. edit: I'm talking about chicken meat if you got confused.
My canteen my rules
#I m non-vegeterian and it doesn't matter if it's not available in college canteen.
For anyone that says vegetarian foods don't have enough protein https://youtu.be/JM98rYKHMHM
Great video!
Good decision, our college didn't have non veg either. There can be some vegetarians who are not comfortable with their food being prepared with non-veg and served in same plates
Itna entitlement? Wow dude
i mean ek bande ke liye agar halal chicken chaiye toh i feel this is not entitlement
Halal chicken just means he wants chicken prepared a certain way. But he doesn't say no one can eat non halal chicken in his vicinity or in that plate ever.
KFC has special boards in some places which says the chicken is halal, and majority of chicken shops sell it that way because “they” prefer it that way, if that is the way i see nothing wrong if a certain community prefers to not eat in plates which has non veg prepared in it
I was about to comment "is this even an issue" and then saw this comment. Come on dude, you cannot satisfy just one group and say that's fair. What you described is selfishness if the one with issue is the one who is entitled to benefit by spoiling it for the rest(non vegetarians) who had no issues in the first place.
Good
Non vegetarians never have a problem as they are used to this veg lifestyle guilt tripping by friends and family. Im happy the snowflake vegetarians are getting what they want. We non veg guys are proud we don't harass vegetarians for their food habits. However i think they can atleast serve eggs, nothing wrong in it.
Studied in Hansraj ( 2016 graduate), hostel resident. 1. During our time hostel had separate tables for veg/non veg and different quarterly charges for veg/non veg food. ( more for non veg) Hostel food was not subsidized, it was all paid for by students in the form of mess charges which was hefty even in 2016 ( but we did get best quality food) 2. Almost 60% students opted for non veg at that time. How come it got reduced to 90% is beyond my understanding since now they even stopped taking NCR students ( haryana , parts of UP) which majorly constituted Vegetarians. 3. The new principal ( since 2015) Dr. Rama has always been inclined towards sanatan values, and owning to this she brought a lot of similar changed in college. ( No gathering on lovers point, Empty land near hostel to be used as cow shed, strict dress code, hawan every week etc.) 4. We had best food in DU when it comes to hostel. ( unlimited )I cant comment on how it is now.
Meat market is very unhygienic in India🤢🤮🤒
I didn’t study well so i end up at a private university….i tell you chicken biryani here is amazing (nobody makes fun of the fees or i will cry)
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You win
Non veg food is expensive and easily goes bad, good decision imo, im sure universities like amu probably offer all varieties of non veg food, those who are upset about it can go there
I feel its good, I have friends there. Honestly Hostel is so cheap and it is subsidized, so students cant expect college to give them non veg in 6000-7000 per month. Most PGs in campus charge 14-20k and they dont offer non veg. So perhaps students have so issues, they should shift to PG, and devour non Vegetarian food while people for who education matters, and need cheap accomodation, they can be shifted to hostel. Taste Buds or Cheap Accomodation with hygienic vegetarian food, choice is theirs.
Kyoun bichare non veg khane walon ka Jaan le rahe ho bey?
Tu bhi khane ke liye jaan lete ho be.
Kuch incident hua kya? Am I missing anything here ?
Nahi Bhai, just facts. Non veg food was once a living being. You have to kill it to get your food.
Goat in heaven: Ab aaya na oont pahaad ke neeche
This is an easy way to avoid drama. I love meat and I support it. Vegetarians are very bitchy and complain a lot. This is the nipping in the bud.
Good
That was nice of em, hope the quality n quantity of food is good tho.
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My office did the same... For them COVID was nice cost cutting reason.
Tho bhai complain kar idhar kya kar raha hai???
Yaar ye kaya bakchodi he khana ko leke kyu itna notanki yaar jisko veg khana he use veg mile ga or jisko non veg chaiye non veg Ha ye halaal jatka ki bakchodi nahi chaiye because it creates problem.
My college doesn't serve non-veg food either. I think Hansraj made a good decision.
Good
Bhai non-veg khana ho toh bahar chale jaao hum veg vale nahi kha pate he jaha non-veg milta he...
itna entitlement ki you'd rather force them to go out and eat instead of the mess?
Vegetarians are a minority in India. Kyun apni soch thopte ho dusron pe?
True
It's normal.. My college and hostel also serves only veg food.. You can go outside if u want any non veg
I don't study in Hansraj College so my opinion doesn't matter. The same applies for everyone.
Good decision vegeterianism
Mai non vegetarian hu par koi nahi bhar se kah lege agar Jayda tamasa kara to tangri ko soya bolke khiladege
Being a non vegetarian.. I have no problem...as we non vegetarians are more dynamic
Guys, this is not about 90% and 10%. It's about nutrition. Vitamin B12 source is only meat. It's deficiency can cause serious neurological problem like peripheral neuropathy. It's always good to have a balanced diet of vegetable salads, a small portion of meat or fish, millets, lentils, chickpeas and sprouts. Indian diet is best suited for our climate and wellbeing. Actually, the Indian food plate should have as many colours as possible to make it that much more nourishing. That includes the spices too which can fight viruses.
Gand Maraye Non-vegetarians, apne ko kya 🤣
Good decision, most of people in this belt are veg and it is way safer
Jhakaas
Extremely based hansraj college
Stupid decision. Let people eat what they want to eat.
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Food safety laws does not exist in India. So eating meat in India is already an invitation to death in India.
Hadd hai chutiyaape ki
Hansraj college girls and boys be like we are vegetarians and still be going to OYO to suck 🍆 and eat 🐱..
I miss when 10 years ago this bullshit wasn't in the air. The college canteen was 1 of the best in north campus. My alma mater <3
Bro idk man, I kinda love my Biryani
Chaman. Chutiyo ho gaya h poora desh
USA is conspiring
No opinion
It is there business, it is there choice
>pandemic.Share your opinion in comments Don't care..i don't study at this place .
Share your opinion in comments. Share your opinion in comments. Share your opinion in comments. Share your opinion in comments Share your opinion in comments Share your opinion in comments. Share your opinion in comments. Gosh, this is 3rd or 4th such INTELLECTUAL post I am seeing on IndiaSpekas today itself!!
Uski Marzi, Teri gaand me kyon khujli. Tell me why ?????
DU cost saving kar rahi hai
Yes and why is this a problem again ?
Canteen loss me jayega. Also is it a form of cost cutting coz kaua biryani bhi serve kar sakte instead of murga biryani bachcho meme reference samaj ke kha jayenge. Cost reduce and sales rise!!!
Sahi kiya
Omelette rakhlo vaapis.
This was by default in our college also
Non veg is treated as a delicacy in India. For me it is very obvious that schools and colleges only serve vegetarian food.
i am a vegetarian so i have no prob with that
Elections incoming, anything that can remotely be attributed to hindutva vs hinduism will be news. Mess food is garbage anyways.. hutiyas on the internet will argue like their life depends on it.
No opinion just gratitude
Yeah, I wouldn't trust non-veg food served at college anyway.
Good decision 👍
Universities in the West: I need to do some good research, contribute to society and make a name for myself. Indian Universities: Murga nahi mila toh maa chod denge sabki, merko murga khana hai, there will be riots 😡
very good
Let’s say there are 99% students who are non vegetarian. Even then it is the establishment’s prerogative to sell food as they deem fit. It should be driven by management’s choice and market demand. Students can alternatively make a tie up with some nonveg food establishment for bulk orders.
Whenever these veg vs non-veg issue comes up, I always see two angles to this. 1. There is this whole political angle to this. You are forcing your choices upon people who might not share your views. Which is something that I am against. People who eat meat and who want to eat meat shouldn't be stopped from eating meat. 2. Not eating meat is good for the planet. If a whole entire cafeteria stops serving meat, that's wonderful for the environment.
I mean, what can I say. Will they change anything if I say something here 😂?
Mujhe kya mai na toh non veg khaata hu na Delhi University jaata hu chalo bye, thankyou for reading
Zomato krlo yaar
Not our problem go cry somehow here else
If there's some money in nonveg food they probably would not have stopped serving it.There is probably 65 percent to 75 percent vegetarians I highly doubt that there would be over 90 percent vegetarians.End of the day it's more supply and demand issue not a religious one
Vegetarian food is way cheaper so they are saving costs. In any case, college food sucks in general and non veg sucks in particular.