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NEW DELHI:
Cow urine may soon be used to clean the floors of India’s government offices in a country where bovines are sacred and their bodily waste considered therapeutic and even thirst-quenching.


A charity working to care for and protect the cows that freely roam India’s streets has developed a cleaning product with their urine – distilled and spiked with natural perfumes to remove the pungent odour.

“Initially when we tried the product, it had too strong a smell. Nobody would have used it. So we have distilled the urine now and added natural ingredients like pine oil to cover the smell,” said Anuradha Modi from the Holy Cow Foundation.

Modi said she was working on a deal to get the company that supplies housekeeping items to government offices to use the product — which is called Gaunyle, with gau the Hindi word for cow.

“We have tested the product in labs and we can say that it is much better than the phenyl that you get in the market which is so full of chemicals,” she told AFP.

“We want to create a market for cow urine and I can say supply won’t be a problem.”

The product is the latest in a long line of items made from bovine bodily waste, ranging from toiletries such as soap to urine-based medicines and even a soft drink labelled a “healthy” alternative to Coke and Pepsi.

While the sacred status of cows precludes India’s huge Hindu majority from eating beef, their waste falls into the same acceptable category as dairy products.

The cow, also known as Kamdhenu — “that which fulfils human needs” — is described in Hindu scriptures as the “mother” of civilisation.

Their revered status took on extra significance after Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist party won a landslide election victory in May last year.

The party’s election manifesto pledged to work to protect cows.

The Economic Times on Friday quoted the head of the company that supplies housekeeping products to government offices praising the urine cleaner.

It is a great product for the health of safai (cleaners) as well as for the cows,” Jagdish Bhatia told the dailyView attachment 182539 karamcharis

Plans afoot to clean India’s offices with cow urine – The Express Tribune

feku bhakts will still going to come up with retard logic to defend this

Kion bey? enni hairni di ki gal aey.. gobra de uple diwaro te chappe jande ne.. chakwal ton agey jaa fer vekh. it provides healthy bacteria and does not allow allergies and other viruses to enter... kadi puch lio pind ch jaa ke.


And Indians... apna westernisation kay bhoot utaro or ganwar nokar se uth kar owner ban ne ki socho....
 
Actually this was proposed by the previous government - :D

Read this uneducated Hindu... :tsk:

"While the urine-based liquid may not be as strong as phenyl, the absence of harmful side-effects makes the organic product preferable, said Virendra Kumar Vijay, professor, Centre for Rural Development and Technology at the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi."
 
Holy cow! Government offices may soon be cleaned using liquid made from bovine urine - The Economic Times

I support it. :D

"It's full of natural goodness, being derived from the urine of cows, containing neem and fragrant to boot, redolent as it will be with the scent of pine.
The development is being seen as a "win-win" all round, since the liquid is said to be safer than synthetic cleansers and the trade will generate income for the gaushalas that house cows, regarded as sacred animals by Hindus, translating into better care and comfort for them."

:nana:
lo aa gaya pahla bhakt
 
"The product has been certified 'excellent' by labs in its pest-removing abilities. We have already submitted the certificate to the government and they have approved it," Modi said. The product's acceptance will lead to gaushalas putting the required infrastructure in place. "This will be a great impetus to gaushalas to have laboratory glassware including distillation ware to prepare the urine formulation to make cleaners from valuable cow waste that goes
unutilised," she said.
These results were released close to a year ago. :( :hitwall: Dirty Hindus.

aren't u a hindu?
I think so. Just not sorry for being one though. :D
 
This is pretty much at the core of Hinduism - the divinity of Cows. So there are no 'these Hindus'. You have to say - (almost) all Hindus and Hinduism is pathetic. :)
divinity is fine, pushing cow piss as a cleaning liquid is disgusting

ek taraf mangalyaan, chandrayaan, IT, defence, energy, infrastructure.. aur doosri taraf cow piss ?

fuk this shit :close_tema:
 
Holy cow! Government offices may soon be cleaned using liquid made from bovine urine - The Economic Times

I support it. :D

"It's full of natural goodness, being derived from the urine of cows, containing neem and fragrant to boot, redolent as it will be with the scent of pine.
The development is being seen as a "win-win" all round, since the liquid is said to be safer than synthetic cleansers and the trade will generate income for the gaushalas that house cows, regarded as sacred animals by Hindus, translating into better care and comfort for them."

:nana:

Sure it'll smell of sweet cow Urine+ Neem+ Beetroot that you so like. But will it actually kill any germs? Will people be able to set foot on the floors with their noses open?
 
Sure it'll smell of sweet cow Urine+ Neem+ Beetroot that you so like. But will it actually kill any germs? Will people be able to set foot on the floors with their noses open?
Yeah , sure - this is being promoted by - Centre for Rural Development and Technology at the Indian Institute of Technology in Delhi.
As long as the distillation is done (as mentioned in the Economic Times article) I am good. We reuse treated sewage water anyway - one that involves human $hit. :D

Is there any scientific research supporting urine as phenyl?
Urine has anti microbial elements. All herbivores have them more than us. The acid is being replaced by neem.
 
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