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Also, cow's urine can cure many incurable diseases, Tapi district sessions judge Samir Vyas observed in November last year while sentencing a 22-year-old man to life imprisonment for transporting cows and bullocks from Gujarat to Maharashtra in violation of various laws.

A sessions court judge in Gujarat's Tapi district has stressed on the need to protect cows in the country, saying "science has proved houses made of cow dung remain unaffected by atomic radiation".

To dismiss the tragedy as another mass shooting because of the suspect's race is to ignore the experience of Asian Americans.

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah is still putting the health of its people on the forefront as the state continues to woo tourists from other countries in an effort to revive the state tourism industry.

Rising U.S. crude inventories and increased oil product stocks weighed oil prices down on Tuesday

President Biden also ordered flags flown at half-staff at the White House and other federal buildings until sunset on Thursday to honor the victims.

As the predominately Vietnamese American community does, hearts mourn for the people killed and injured following Lunar New Year celebrations in Monterey Park.

The judge said that ‘houses made of cow dung are not affected by atomic radiation’ and cow urine is a ‘cure for many incurable diseases’.

, Jan 23 (IANS) The Tapi district court's additional sessions judge Samir Vinod Chandra Vyas while awarding punishment in a cows and bulls illegal transportation case observed that "Science has proved that houses made of cow dung can ...

Vyas in the order in the State Vs Mohammad Amin Anjum case, accounted for the benefits of cows. The judge pointed out that many incurable diseases can be cured by drinking cow urine.