shastarSingh

In the last 500 years, there hv been many gaddaars and bad Sikhs.

Where will badal be rated?

He looted punjab.

He greatly lowered the power of Akaal Takht and made it his home Takht.

He hijacked Sgpc.

Was he also involved in 84 attack on Darbar Sahib? Did he write letter to Indira to attack?

@5aaban sister

Plz reply.

These days most Sikhs hv problem with non vegetarianism.

But even plants can be non vegetarian.

@GurjantGnostic

Plz watch this. VERY informative!

10 minutes ago, GurjantGnostic said:

So far article covers this. Have to get to videos next. 

One of the primary roles of mushrooms in the ecosystem is decomposition, which is performed by the mycelium. Mushroom mycelium can produce a group of complex extracellular enzymes, which can degrade and utilize the lignocellulosic wastes to reduce pollution. Mushroom mycelia can also play a significant role in the restoration of damaged environments. Stamets (2005) has coined a term, mycorestoration, which can be performed in four different ways: mycofiltration (using mycelia to filter toxic waste and microorganisms from water in soil film in the air), mycoforestry (using mycelia to restore forests), mycoremediation (a form of bioremediation using mycelia to decontaminate the area), and mycopesticides (using mycelia to control insect pests). These methods represent the potential to create a clean ecosystem, where no damage will be left after fungal implementation, even if there are some toxic wastes. Bioremediation is a very important technique that involves the use of mushroom mycelia to remove or neutralize a wide variety of pollutants (Kulshreshtha, Mathur, & Bhatnagar, 2013; Purnomo, Mori, Putra, & Kondo, 2013). In order to clean contaminated land, various examples include: spent oyster mushroom substrate performing better than many mushrooms for denaturing of biocide pentrachlorophenol (Chiu, Ching, Fong, & Moore, 1998); removal of biocide pentachlorophenol in water systems using the spent mushroom compost of Pleurotus pulmonarius (Law, Wai, Lau, Lo, & Chiu, 2003); use of spent mushroom compost to bioremediate PAH-contaminated samples (Lau, Tsang, & Chiu, 2003); mycoremediation (bioremediation with fungi)—growing mushrooms to clean the earth (Rhodes, 2014); removal of Escherichia coli from synthetic storm water using mycofiltration (Taylor, Flatt, Beutel, Wolff, Brownson, & Stamets, 2015). In addition, Stamets (2005) provides some excellent examples.

Soil is food.

Water is life.

Fungi (mushrooms) can clean both contaminated soil and water.

https://thewaternetwork.com/article-FfV/mycofiltration-harnessing-fungi-to-clean-polluted-water-0oIXXU4D4-DVl7Gvs0jZiw#:~:text=Some fungi%2C including oysters%2C can,activity threaten precious water resources.

3 minutes ago, GurjantGnostic said:

When you know which edible species to eat, and have safety to farm absolutely. They're just a bad foraging food, because of numerous species and potential consequences. 

But what about their environmental benefits?

@GurjantGnostic I m waiting for ur reply on mushrooms.

1 hour ago, Kau89r8 said:

@proudkaur21 @dallysingh101

That's very sad.

41 minutes ago, californiasardar1 said:

pawan guru, paani pita, mata dharat mahat

Sache tere khand, sache brahmand

5 hours ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Yes, but nost of them kill you and have no nutritional benefit. It's the rare species of mushroom you can eat for food. They are really a medicine, or variety of medicines but it takes real expertise to identify them. 

For the mention you put the @ with their name right after it. And it'll let you select then. 

What do you make of the below text from internet?

mushrooms can serve as agents for promoting equitable economic growth in society. Since the lignocellulose wastes are available in every corner of the world, they can be properly used in the cultivation of mushrooms, and therefore could pilot a so-called white agricultural revolution in less developed countries and in the world at large. Mushrooms demonstrate a great impact on agriculture and the environment, and they have great potential for generating a great socio-economic impact in human welfare on local, national, and global levels.

@GurjantGnostic

What do you make of the above video?

4 hours ago, GurjantGnostic said:

Yes, but nost of them kill you and have no nutritional benefit. It's the rare species of mushroom you can eat for food. They are really a medicine, or variety of medicines but it takes real expertise to identify them. 

For the mention you put the @ with their name right after it. And it'll let you select then. 

What do you make of this veer ?

4 minutes ago, dallysingh101 said:

There isn't just one, there are loads:

 

https://www.sarvgyan.com/agriculture/top-agriculture-colleges-in-punjab

Lots of research at schools and colleges is not eco friendly.

They even try to grow food in labs etc which is EVIL.

34 minutes ago, proudkaur21 said:

What is Punjab agricultural university for? We have an entire uni dedicated to agricultural research but what has their contribution been? I barely see any ground breaking research from a university whose purpose is research in agriculture. Our institutions are useless. 

My mom was a professor in PAU.

There is some good work done but mostly professors get good safe salaries, so they take it easy

Also the "research" they do is not always eco friendly.

We just need basic level research to fix our problems like the pingalwara uncle ji is doing.

1 hour ago, shastarSingh said:

Indian army is actually an armed group of people who work for bamann/Banniya and corporations.

It's no people's army.

Look at the way they are killing kashmiris.

Indian army bastards attacked Darbar Sahib, killed Sangat and so many Sikhs.

They will go to the deepest NARAKK.

There are countless hells according to Gurbani.

From Gurmat bibek.com

There are countless hells and countless heavens. Gurbani talks about countless Indras, which in turn means that there are countless heavens too.

The following Pankiti talks about more than one Narak:

ਜਿਤਨੇ ਨਰਕ ਸੇ ਮਨਮੁਖਿ ਭੋਗੈ ਗੁਰਮੁਖਿ ਲੇਪੁ ਨ ਮਾਸਾ ਹੇ ॥12॥
(As many hells there are, Manmukhs suffer through them all but Gurmukh don't experience hell even one bit).

21 minutes ago, proudkaur21 said:

Naxalites want to save their forests and land which is being forcefully taken away by the evil Indian govt to give to Corporations. They don't show it in the news but the Indian army kills these tribal people regularly whenever they are protesting or refuse to give up their land.

Indian army is actually an armed group of people who work for bamann/Banniya and corporations.

It's no people's army.

Look at the way they are killing kashmiris.

1 minute ago, proudkaur21 said:

This is why i do not support any of these western corporations and industries coming up in Punjab. They will just use you for cheap labour in the name of industrialization. Indians will bark about how Punjab is not industrialized.Look at our cancer rates and think what will happen with more industries coming up and causing even more pollution. Indian states of Jharkhand have so many industries and natural resources and are still poor. Why? Because industrialization in 3rd world countries means you get to be cheap labour making your masters rich.

That's why I am with the naxalites in that part of India.

They hv picked weapons which is their last option to get justice.

In Hindustan, you just don't get justice being peaceful and honest.

3 minutes ago, proudkaur21 said:

Just look what they have done. Only goal is make $$$$$$$ doesn't matter if we die of diseases who cares?

Very sad to see

8 minutes ago, Premi5 said:

Why don't they tell them to give up Tobacco ?

Most people I think are aware of the need to protect environment, but moving away from living 'modern' life is quite a big commitment for most people. 

I agree with what you said somewhere about plastic. 

I think natural disasters will be Nature's way of protesting (as I have heard in Katha)

 

@shastarSingh Panjabis are terrible from what I have seen with regards to overusing cars. My uncle in Jalandhar would not walk 10 minutes from his house to his workplace because walking is not seen as something 'wealthy' people do in the city ? And the area was reasonable/not dirty

I think 'Dharmis' in India are exactly the same if  not worse, if they are maya/business-minded

 

Does anyone else think that the pressure from Western countries towards India and China to reduce pollution is hypocritical and with an agenda to stop India and China's economic progress ?

It is hypocritical.

The world wants to buy cheap things made via Chinese labour and then do drama that China is doing pollution.

All the politicians, media etc. Are bhainchods.