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【Countries with the most cattle but do not eat beef】
In terms of the number of cattle, India is the country with the most cattle in the world. As early as 2000, there were 22.1 billion cattle and 93.77 million buffalo, ranking first in the world.
India is the country with the most cattle, but when it comes to milk and beef production, India is called The Sun Mountain. Because people here don't eat beef, and that has a lot to do with Indian religious practices.
In India, more than 80% of the population is Hindu, so cattle are worshipped as gods, just as the Ganges is regarded as a "holy river".
Hindus believe that the cow is a symbol of reproduction, but also represents happiness and auspiciousness, so they have great respect for the cow and regard the cow as a "holy cow".
On the streets of the city, cows wandering around can often be seen. These cows can wander the streets at will or lie in the middle of the road, and passers-by and cars must give way to them.
In the countryside, cattle can swagger through the fields and eat ripe grain or fruit from trees, and no one will come and drive them away.
Since it is strictly forbidden in Hinduism to kill cattle and eat cattle. So in India, even the old, sick and disabled cattle live very well, eating very well every day and "traveling" freely until they die of nature.
The status of this cow is much higher than that of man!
Hindus refer to white cows as "sacred cows".
