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‘Left liberals dump on tradition...': Sridhar Vembu hits back on gomutra row after 'boomer' jibe

Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu reignited the debate over India’s traditional knowledge systems, asserting that dismissing them outright reflects arrogance, not scientific rigor.  In a post on social media, Vembu said, “The left liberal crowd in our country likes to dump on Bharat’s traditional knowledge systems, with slogans like ‘trust the science’ substituting for critical thought.”  He called…

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Gir Cow Ghee at Goseva

Gir Cow Ghee at Goseva is crafted using traditional methods from the pure, nutrient-rich milk of indigenous Gir cows. Known for its rich flavor and golden hue, this ghee is a natural powerhouse packed with health benefits. Whether used in cooking or as part of your daily routine, it brings a wholesome touch to every dish. At Goseva, we ensure the highest quality, giving you the authentic essence of desi cow ghee with its nourishing properties and unique taste that support both body and mind.

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நீர் மோருடன் கோமியம் வழங்கிட வேண்டும் என்று அறிக்கை வெளியிட்டதா தமிழ்நாடு பாஜக?

“மக்களின் வெப்பசூட்டை போக்க பலரும் நீர் மோர் பந்தல்கலை திறப்பார்கள். ஆனால், நாம் அப்படி ஏனோதானோ என இருக்க முடியாது. மக்களின் சூட்டை போக்கும் விதத்திலும் அதேசமயம் உடல் பினிகளை நீக்கும் விதத்திலும் மோருடன் கோமிய பானத்தையும், கூடவே ஸ்ராபெரி, மாங்கோ, நன்னாரி வாசனைகளிலும் வழங்கி மக்கள் மனங்கவர வேண்டும்” என்று கடந்த மார்ச் 27ஆம் தேதி தமிழ்நாடு பாஜக தலைவர் அண்ணாமலை அறிக்கை வெளியிட்டதாக சமூக…

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Big words from people who support genocide and think drinking piss is okay 💀

help the hamas supporters found me again whatever shall I do

get your head out of your ass anon

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Why Choose Ayurvedic Treatment for Blood Cancer?

Holistic Approach: Unlike conventional treatments that target only the cancer cells, Ayurveda aims to heal the whole body. Our natural remedies help balance the body's doshas, improve blood circulation, and enhance the body’s ability to heal itself.

Natural Ingredients: The Ayurvedic remedies we provide at Cow Urine are derived from natural ingredients, including herbs like ashwagandha, turmeric, and cow urine therapy. These ingredients are known for their anti-inflammatory, detoxifying, and immunity-boosting properties.

Personalised Care: Every individual is unique, and so is their treatment plan. At Cow Urine, we assess your dosha (body constitution) and tailor the Ayurvedic treatment specifically for you. This personalised approach ensures that your body gets the right balance of herbs and therapies needed for recovery.

Fewer Side Effects: One of the most significant advantages of Ayurvedic treatment is the reduced risk of side effects. Unlike chemotherapy and radiation, which can severely weaken the body, our treatments are gentle, natural, and aimed at nourishing the body rather than depleting it.

How Our Ayurvedic Treatment Works

Our Ayurvedic treatment for blood cancer focuses on purifying the blood, strengthening the immune system, and improving overall health. We use a combination of herbal treatments, dietary recommendations, and lifestyle changes that work synergistically to support the body's fight against cancer.

Herbal Remedies: Potent herbs like ashwagandha and neem are used to enhance immunity and detoxify the blood.

Cow Urine Therapy: Cow urine, a key component in Ayurveda, is believed to have powerful healing properties that help in detoxification and rejuvenation.

Dietary Guidance: A balanced diet plays a crucial role in the healing process. We provide tailored dietary plans to improve digestion and strengthen the body’s natural defenses.

Lifestyle Changes: Practices like meditation and yoga are incorporated to reduce stress and enhance mental and emotional well-being, which is essential in battling any illness.

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Pure Essence of Jaipur: Sunrise A2 Milk's Cow Goumutra

Experience the authentic taste of Jaipur with Sunrise A2 Milk's Cow Goumutra, a traditional elixir crafted from the purest cow's urine. Sourced from ethically treated cows, this sacred beverage is rich in cultural significance and believed to offer various health benefits. Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Jaipur while savoring this unique elixir from Sunrise A2 Milk. Elevate your well-being and embrace tradition with every sip. Try it today!

Indulge in the heritage, order your Cow Goumutra from Sunrise A2 Milk now!

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Gulabpash 2104

As a vessel of tradition and a keeper of ceremonies, the gulabpash had always been more than just an object; by the year 2104 it had transformed into something quite different from what it had been. It started out years ago as a modest gomutra, or fragile container of rose water, used in Indian homes to bless individuals and purify environments. It was a delicately fashioned piece of copper or silver that was handled by human hands to purify the soul and the air. Sprinkling water was considered a spiritual act in those days, with the idea that it might purify the air and realign energy.

The gulabpash found itself changing along with society and the complexity of the planet. An era of technology and relentless speed had replaced the world it had known, which was one of peaceful homes, leisurely rituals, and tight-knit communities. By the time the gulabpash was originally conceived, cleansing had to address far more than only the spiritual or physical aspects of the world. Cities had gotten denser, higher, and dirtier. People's lives were no longer limited to the physical places they lived; instead, they were extended into digital realms where streams of information, light, and sound constantly overstimulated the mind.

New types of gulabpash emerged during this period. The object's ability to adjust to the world's changing needs was acknowledged by engineers and designers in the middle of the twenty-first century. What started out as a straightforward vessel evolved into a technological wonder, keeping the simplicity of its design while evolving into an advanced, multifunctional tool. The new gulabpash had bio-sensors that could sense the quality of the air, the emotional and mental energy of the surroundings, and even the increasing amounts of digital noise that were interfering with people's life.

Now, the gulabpash could float on its own, a silent defender of areas, moving across rooms like a soft wind. It has AI-powered algorithms built into it that took in data gathered from those around it and changed its behavior to suit their requirements. It would release a mist whenever someone was nervous or tense, but this time the mist was made of nanoparticles that were meant to cleanse the user's thoughts as well as the air, not just rose water. It could detect and molecularly neutralise pollutants, allergies, and poisons in the air. More than that, though, it was able to identify digital clutter—the unseen frequencies of overstimulation brought on by continual connectivity—and release particles that relieved the noise by calming the brain interactions.

In a time of turmoil, the mist it spread was a healing energy rather than merely a relic from earlier ceremonies. Now, the gulabpash contained essences that could be customized for the occasion—rose, of course, but also molecular components that functioned at a biological level, assisting in the release of tension, the facilitation of breathing, and the restoration of balance. It was more than simply a household cleaner; it was a tool for mental and emotional detoxification, bringing the body and mind into harmony in ways that ancient rituals had always intended but that were now made possible by modern technology.

The gulabpash was more than an observer on its journey from house to house. It had an enormous impact on the areas it invaded. It coordinated with the core AI of future smart houses to identify changes in temperature, emotional states, and air quality. When a family sat down to eat, the gulabpash would approach and release mists that grounded the family's energies and refreshed the air. It would detect increases in cortisol levels during stressful circumstances and react by releasing calming essences that complemented brain wave modulations and blended in perfectly with the mist. Its mild yet revolutionary presence acted as a balance agent.

Gulabpash became even more vital in times of crises in this futuristic world. When towns experienced environmental disasters, gulabpash drone fleets were used to sterilize diseased areas or purge the air of harmful gases. Silently and constantly, these gadgets spread their mists across city blocks, cleaning and restoring areas that had been contaminated by human activity. Once a household personal item, the gulabpash has evolved into widespread survival gear. It was a cleansing force that was able to adapt to any size of demand, not only for the home but for large cities.

However, the gulabpash's cultural importance persisted despite its transformation into a high-tech marvel. As it has done for ages, it performed its function during ceremonial gatherings, blessing both people and places. Gulabpash floats gently among the guests at weddings, funerals, and community ceremonies, dispersing bio-remedies that are both symbolic and practical, together with sacred mists of rose water. The traditional notion that sprinkling essence into the air might purify rooms, realign energy, and bring people closer was still upheld by these rites, despite their modernization over the years.

In its most recent iteration, the gulabpash served as a tool for introspection as well. It might have intimate interactions with users through AI-driven customisation. It would detect when someone was resting, meditating, or thinking, and modify its mists accordingly. Some people found it to be a trustworthy friend that helped them cleanse both their internal and external environments. People depended on it to help them focus, relax, and re-establish a connection with themselves during times of introspection since it coordinated with their breathing.

The gulabpash had changed to meet the difficulties of a world that was constantly shifting always changing. By combining traditional knowledge with modern technology, it was no longer merely a tool of the past but rather an essential component of the future. It had endured for centuries because, despite significant changes in the manner in which it produced those outcomes, its goal—the need for purification, renewal, and peace—had remained constant.

The gulabpash continued to be a sign of continuity as it drifted gently through a house in the twenty-first century. It served as a link between the old and the modern and a reminder that certain standards never changed, regardless of how developed society got. Gulabpash's straightforward function of cleansing spaces—whether with rose water, nano-mists, or bio-sensors—was as crucial as ever in this future, when the air was dense with digital frequencies and the mind was constantly overwhelmed. It was no longer only a device for sprinkling liquid; it was now a protector of equilibrium, a silent, omnipresent force that purified not only the air but also the entire significance of coexisting peacefully with the environment.

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'Left liberals throw on tradition...': Sridhar Vembu back on gomutra row after 'boomer' jibe

Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu reignited the debate over India’s traditional education systems, saying that dismissing them shows arrogance, not academic prowess. In a post on social media, Vembu said, “The left wing of our country likes to cast aspersions on Bharat’s traditional education system, with slogans like ‘ rely on science’ as a substitute for critical thinking.” He calls for humility in…

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'Left liberals impose on tradition...': Sridhar Vembu hits back at Gomutra row after 'Boomer' jibe

Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu reignited the debate on India's traditional knowledge systems, saying that dismissing them outright reflects arrogance, not scientific rigor. Taking a note on social media, Vembu said, “The left-liberal crowd in our country likes to dump on India's traditional knowledge systems, substituting slogans like 'trust science' for critical thinking.” He called for humility…

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‘Science illiterate boomer uncle...’: Liver Doc slams Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu for supporting Gomutra claims 

Liver specialist and clinician-scientist Dr Cyriac Abby Philips, popularly known as ‘The Liver Doctor’ on social media, slammed Zoho co-founder and CEO Sridhar Vembu for supporting IIT Madras Director Prof. V Kamakoti, who recently highlighted the medicinal benefits of cow urine (gomutra).  In a post ox X, the Liver Doc slammed the ongoing debate and wrote, “Hey science illiterate boomer uncle,…

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Pure A2 Ghee Bilona Method at Goseva

At Goseva, our Pure A2 Ghee is crafted using the traditional Bilona method, where the curd made from A2 milk of Gir cows is hand-churned to extract butter, which is then slowly simmered to create nutrient-rich ghee. This meticulous process ensures that the ghee retains its rich aroma, golden hue, and exceptional health benefits. Ideal for boosting immunity, improving digestion, and promoting overall wellness, our A2 Ghee is a perfect addition to your kitchen for a healthy and flavorful lifestyle.

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'Left liberals impose on tradition...': Sridhar Vembu hits back at Gomutra row after 'Boomer' jibe

Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu reignited the debate on India's traditional knowledge systems, saying that dismissing them outright reflects arrogance, not scientific rigor. Taking a note on social media, Vembu said, “The left-liberal crowd in our country likes to dump on India's traditional knowledge systems, substituting slogans like 'trust science' for critical thinking.” He called for humility…

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'Left liberals impose on tradition...': Sridhar Vembu hits back at Gomutra row after 'Boomer' jibe

Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu reignited the debate on India's traditional knowledge systems, saying that dismissing them outright reflects arrogance, not scientific rigor. Taking a note on social media, Vembu said, “The left-liberal crowd in our country likes to dump on India's traditional knowledge systems, substituting slogans like 'trust science' for critical thinking.” He called for humility…

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“Left liberals abandon tradition…”: Sridhar Vembu responds to Gomutra dispute after “boomer” jibe

Zoho co-founder Sridhar Vembu has reignited debate over India’s traditional knowledge systems, saying that rejecting them outright reflects arrogance, not scientific rigor. In a social media post, Vembu said, “The left-liberal crowd in our country likes to dump the traditional knowledge systems of Bharat, with slogans like ‘trust science’ replacing critical thinking.” He called for humility…

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Know Your Soil: Fertilization Tips for Every Soil Type

India is a country with a rich farming tradition. Here, we have many types of soil that help grow different crops. By using the right farming methods and natural (jaivik) fertilizers for each soil type, farmers can grow more crops and keep the soil healthy for many years. This way, farming becomes better, and the land stays good for future generations.

So how can you improve fertility to your farm soil?

Let’s see nature of soil and its fertilization tips: 

Black soil or Regur or cotton soil

Black soils are characterised by a thick, dark-coloured soil and it is rich in humus. Black soils are extremely fertile and can produce high agricultural yields due to their elevated moisture storage capacity. Black soils are rich in iron, lime, calcium, potassium, aluminum and magnesium.

Crops: Cotton, Jowar, Wheat, Groundnut,Tobacco.

Deficiency: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Organic matter.

Tips to fertilise black soil

Avoid Over-Watering: Black soil retains moisture well; over-irrigation can lead to waterlogging.

Crop-Specific Fertilization: Tailor fertilizer applications to the specific nutrient needs of crops like cotton, soybeans, or cereals.

pH Management: If soil pH exceeds 8, Use organic materials like mulch, pine needles, sphagnum peat moss, compost, and coffee grounds. For lower alkalinity.

Farmyard Manure (FYM): Enriches organic matter and microbial activity.

Vermicompost:��Improves soil structure and nutrient availability.

Green Manure Crops: Legumes like gomutra or sun hemp fix nitrogen and improve organic content.

Compost:Homemade or commercial compost provides a balanced nutrient supply.

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Red soil and Yellow soil

Red soil is rich in iron oxide, giving it a characteristic reddish color. When red soil is fully hydrated it becomes yellow in colour. It has a sandy to loamy texture, good drainage, and low natural fertility. Its pH value varies from 4 to 8.

Crops: Wheat, Pulses, Millets, Potatoes, Vegetables. Deficiency: Limited organic matter and low nitrogen, phosphorus, humus and potassium levels. Proper fertilization can greatly enhance its productivity.

Tips to fertilise Red soil?

Erosion Control: Use contour farming, mulching, or terracing to prevent topsoil loss.

Moisture Management: Use cow dung to retain moisture, as red soil drains quickly.

pH Balance: If the soil is highly acidic, apply lime to neutralize acidity.

Farmyard Manure (FYM): Add 8–10 tons/acre to improve organic matter.

Vermicompost: Improves soil texture and adds slow-releasing nutrients.

Green Manuring: Leguminous crops like gomutra or dhaincha (one type of plant)fix nitrogen and enrich the soil.

Alluvial soil

Alluvial soil is fertile soil deposited by rivers, making it one of the most agriculturally productive soils. It is found extensively in river basins and plains. Alluvial soils are suitable for agriculture because they are rich in minerals like potash, phosphoric acid, and lime. Crops: Rice, Wheat, Sugarcane, Tobacco, Maize, Cotton, Soybean, Jute, Oilseeds, Fruits and vegetables.

Deficiency: Nitrogen, Humus, and Organic matter

Tips to fertilise Alluvial soil?

Crop Rotation: Alternate between nitrogen-depleting crops (e.g., rice) and nitrogen-fixing crops (e.g., legumes).

Erosion Control: Prevent soil erosion by planting cover crops or using mulching techniques.

Irrigation Management: Leverage the soil’s good water retention but avoid overwatering sandy areas.

Soil Testing: Perform regular soil tests to ensure appropriate fertilization based on nutrient levels.

Fish meal: Rich in nitrogen, phosphorus, and trace elements like calcium, magnesium, and iron.apply 100–150 kg per acre, especially for crops like vegetables, rice, and oilseeds.

Cow Dung and Cow Urine: Cow dung provides a balanced mix of nutrients and organic matter.Cow urine acts as a natural growth stimulant, improving soil fertility and pest resistance.

Desert soil or arid soil

Desert soil is found in arid and semi-arid regions where rainfall is minimal. It has unique characteristics that limit its fertility, but with proper management, it can support specific vegetation types and even agriculture.It also has high levels of calcium carbonate and phosphate.

Crops: Barjara, Jowar, Lentils, Dates, Figs, Oilseeds.

Deficiency: Low moisture, nitrogen, organic matter and other elements like Mg, k, Fe etc.

Tips to fertilise Desert soil?

Rain water harvesting: Store rainwater to irrigate and supplement soil moisture.

Drip Fertigation: Apply water-soluble fertilizers through drip irrigation to reduce wastage and improve nutrient uptake.

Mulching: Cover soil with organic mulch (Organic residues like date palm leaves or other desert vegetation) to conserve moisture, reduce evaporation, and improve nutrient availability.

Crop rotation: Alternate cereal crops with legumes to improve nitrogen content.

Agroforestry: Plant drought-tolerant trees (e.g., Prosopis, Acacia) to enhance soil fertility and reduce erosion.

Soil testing: Conduct soil analysis to identify deficiencies and tailor fertilization accordingly.

Animal-Based Fertilizers: Camel dung, sheep manure, or goat manure (locally available in desert regions).

Peaty soil

Peaty soil is a type of soil that contains a high percentage of organic matter and is typically found in waterlogged and marshy areas. It is dark in color, soft, and spongy due to the accumulation of decomposed plant material over time.

Crops: Rice, Oats, Peas, Lentils, Grams (chickpeas), Soybeans, Barriers.

Deficiency: Potassium, Micronutrient, Magnesium, Calcium, Nitrogen.

Tips to fertilise Peaty soil?

Lime application: Use lime to neutralize acidity and improve pH.

Crop selection: Grow acidic tolerant crops like tea, barriers and root vegetables or crops that thrive in wet conditions, such as paddy rice.

Wood ash: Supplies potassium and reduces acidity.

Bio-fertilizer: Use nitrogen-fixing bacteria(e.g., Rhizobium) and phosphate-solubilizing bacteria to enhance nutrient availability. you can also use Advance jivamrut.

Conclusion

Soil is a living system like any other organism cell develops and undergoes degradation. Soil degradation happens due to soil erosion. If treated in time, it can be saved from degradation and harvested again. choose right fertilization to improve your soil quality. In this blog we can apply tips and make soil fertile.