What is the correct definition of the word "Animal"?
A living being which doesn't look like a Human-being.
*(If you will go deeper in Science, you can prove it wrong because Reptiles, Fishes, Bacteria, etc also have different look from Humans. But here, we will go in science.)
The above definition of Animal is correct for all over the World except India. Yes, it is India who does not accept this definition. Again, not the whole of India. Those people who follow Hinduism or Vedic Culture in India does not include Cows into the Animal category. For those people who follow Vedic Culture, Cow is not an Animal. She is a living God and the nickname of Cow in India is "Gaumata" which means "Mother Cow".
According to Vedic Culture, "Cow should be worshipped". No other animal receives that level of respect as much cow receives. Some Hindus are ready to fight and die for Cow. India is a democratic country. In a democracy, everyone has the right to choose their religion. Around 80% of Indian population follows Vedic Culture. But, that is the only word of mouth because Vedic Culture totally opposes the feeding of Non-Veg. Still, only 29% of Indian Population is Vegetarian. It means 59% of people who claim themselves Hindu, don't follow the rules of Hinduism because eating Non-Veg is against Hinduism.
This is the matter of big discussion whether Hinduism is moving towards its end or Hinduism teachings are useless. The Supreme Court of India stated "Hinduism is not a religion. Its a way of thinking". The current serving Prime Minister of India Mr.Narendra Modi has supported the Supreme Court in this matter.
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