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I actually rarely report inappropriate contents here in Brainly but thanks for the points!
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Brainliest? Thanks!
The examples of cow practices that were different from popular beliefs include:
- 1. Cow meat was prohibited as good for Hindus.
- 2. Cow was a god in Hindi and was worshipped.
- 3. Cows are treated by Hindus as part of their family.
It should be noted that in Hinduism, cow wasn't eaten as food as it was considered a symbol of life and shouldn't be killed.
Verses of the Rigveda considered the cow to be a goddesses that was identified with Aditi himself. Indian families have at least a diary cow that they treat as the member of their family.
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The correct answer i think its B.