DAIRY BUSINESS- India has dairy market of nearly 1,00,000 crore rupees per year which means we can satisfy our dairy needs without imports. Out of this more than 85% of the dairy needs are satisfied by our village farmers. This is due to the growth and success of co-operative foundations like "AMUL". As a result multi national corporations cannot enter into INDIAN milk products market. The link between this and ban on Jallikattu is very important. Because international dairy companies distribute their Jersey and cross breaded cows to traditional states like Tamil Nadu and trying to control our own national breed. CLASSIFICATION OF COWS :- Cows are classified as A1 and A2. On this jersey and cross breaded cows comes under A1 category and our national breed belongs to A2 category. The A1 type milk is not good for health and it causes diabetes and pre-mature puberty etc. The A2 type milk contains all the vitamins and minerals which is good for our health (even mother's milk is categorised under A2) The waste from national breed contains huge amount of micro organisms including germicides. Only this breed is grown according to our country's weather and climatic conditions. The food for this breed is grass and straw growing in our land. But jersey breed and cross breaded cows are not like this they grow in cold climatic conditions of England,New-zealand and Australia, so our weather conditions will not suit for this breed. Similarly they cannot be feed with our grass and straw which we provide to our national breed. They must be fed with special foods which is supplied by those dairy MNC's on higher prices.likewise if it is sick the medicines must also be imported FARMERS

JALLIKATTU SINCE ANCIENT PERIODS- If the bulls are grown in a tied manner its not useful for both the owner and the person who uses it for reproduction. Only when it plays in ground its body gets stronger and only when it runs its legs will strengthen,the bulls sperm will be vigorous and the calves will be born stronger when the bull plays and runs. So our ancestors and our people made our bulls to play in Jallikattu. We cannot deny the importance and speciality given to our bulls and the sports involved bulls in MOHANCHADHARO-DRAVIDIAN civilisations. We should also note that "Bull tamming" was mentioned at many places in our "SANGAM LITERATURE". These all are not the importance of bulls,these are highlights of healthy human growth and development.

PETA-people for ethical treatment of animals which opposed Jallikattu and claimed a ban on it is not an Indian organisation. It was started in American countries on 1980s. They expose themselves as a sanctuary for abandoned animals roaming on streets. By using the word "Euthanasia" they kill traditional animals in favour of MNC's. This was proved by Mr. NATHAN WINOGRAD in "HUFFINGTON POST" News aggregation. Speaking truth only in america animals are grown as slaves. Here they use hormone injection over the animals to increase their weight and cholesterol content. In-order to supply processed meat to chain of restaurants and food corporations these farm owners kill animals without any mercy. Without opposing this the PETA shows interest in ban on JALLIKATTU. Meaning, the American economy should not be affected, but India's Dairy market should be paralysed. This is the motive for PETA on this plot.

SOURCE COURTESY :- 'DINAKARAN' 15.01.2016

VOICE OF TAMIL NADU- To Save the National Dairy Treasure and Support Farmers,Tamil Nadu people, Majorly Youth Contribution for protest against Ban on Jallikattu is continuing from past days.The People of TN including children and women is protesting very hard for their Culture and Tradition which is in practise for Thousands of years and also highlighting the Economical changes of Dairy Industry in India. It is not only the duty of Tamil Nadu people to save and support the Culture of their own territory but also overall INDIA is responsible for it,Even we divided by states but United by Our Indian culture and Identity as Indians.so, Lets Join and Rise our Hands to Support Our Culture, Save Our Farmers and Growth of our Nation.