Panchagauvya
Now a 19-member committee has been constituted to select projects that can help scientifically validate the benefits of panchagavya, a report in The Hindu says. It will be headed by Union Science and Technology Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan and other prominent members such as former CSIR Director R.A. Mashelkar, IIT Delhi director Prof. V. Ramgopal Rao and Prof. V.K. Vijay from IIT Delhi. Of course, the committee will be not influenced by three members who have links to the RSS and the VHP!
India’s National Programme — Scientific Validation and Research on Panchagavya (SVAROP) — will be coordinated by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Department of Biotechnology (DBT) and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in collaboration with IIT Delhi.
Instead of tall claims about the benefits of panchagavya, a scientific approach is what is needed to prove the claims, the negative effecats of the same should also be studied. before launching this as a multicrore project, small scale pilot model studies are necessary,
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Panchagavya... if cow urine could cure cancer
Leave alone that there is no peer-reviewed and endorsed scientific basis for the 'cancer-curing medicinal benefits' of Panchagavya — a mixture of milk, dung, curd and cow urine. Why is an agricultural university discussing it?
thehindu.com
Now a 19-member committee has been constituted to select projects that can help scientifically validate the benefits of panchagavya, a report in The Hindu says. It will be headed by Union Science and Technology Minister Dr. Harsh Vardhan and other prominent members such as former CSIR Director R.A. Mashelkar, IIT Delhi director Prof. V. Ramgopal Rao and Prof. V.K. Vijay from IIT Delhi. Of course, the committee will be not influenced by three members who have links to the RSS and the VHP!
India’s National Programme — Scientific Validation and Research on Panchagavya (SVAROP) — will be coordinated by the Department of Science and Technology (DST), Department of Biotechnology (DBT) and Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) in collaboration with IIT Delhi.
Instead of tall claims about the benefits of panchagavya, a scientific approach is what is needed to prove the claims, the negative effecats of the same should also be studied. before launching this as a multicrore project, small scale pilot model studies are necessary,
Panchagavya... if cow urine could cure cancer
Leave alone that there is no peer-reviewed and endorsed scientific basis for the 'cancer-curing medicinal benefits' of Panchagavya — a mixture of milk, dung, curd and cow urine. Why is an agricultural university discussing it?
thehindu.com