Sonderfolge: Verkehrte Welt? In Indien sind alle
Vegetarier?
In Verkehrte Welt geht Debora für Euch den vielen Vorurteilen auf
den Grund, die sich um Indien ranken. Diese Woche fragt sie, ob
sich dort tatsächlich alle Menschen vegetarisch ernähren.
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Quellen der Folge:
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4 April, 2018.
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Corichi, Manolo. “Eight-in-ten Indians limit meat in their diets,
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Jha, Prashant. “Millets to mushroom: What's on the menu of PM
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Waghmore, Suryakant. “In charts: Vegetarianism in India has more
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Sound-Quellen:
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