I WONDER - Why Are Cows Scared In India?

The video discusses Hinduism, the predominant religion in India, and the sacred status of cows in Hindu beliefs. It highlights the connection between cows and Hindu deities, such as Krishna, who was a cow herder. Due to the reverence for cows, most Indians do not consume beef, and it is banned in many parts of India. Cows are allowed to roam freely in the streets without interference from humans.

Which Hindu deity is known for being a cow herder in his youth?

• Ganesha

• Shiva

• Vishnu

• Krishna

Why are cows treated with respect in Hinduism?

• They are considered a source of wealth.

• They are associated with Hindu deities.

• They are used for transportation.

• They are a symbol of power.

What is the dietary practice regarding beef in most of India?

• Beef is a staple food.

• Beef is consumed only during festivals.

• Beef consumption is banned.

• Beef is eaten only by the royal family.

What is one reason cows are not eaten in India?

• They are too expensive.

• They are considered sacred.

• They are not tasty.

• They are used for labor.

What is the status of cows on the streets of India?

• They roam freely without human interference.

• They are kept in enclosures.

• They are used for farming.

• They are only seen in rural areas.