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Untold Stories
by prakash malshe on Sep 22, 2007 11:11 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

Do you know once upon a time (Around 1967-75) a number of children died in India due to a curious disease called the Indian Childhood Cirrhosis. By late 70's researchers started realizing that this was a disease due to chronic copper intoxication, resulting from boiling of milk in brass utensils.



The doctors did not do anything. The WHO did not do anything. The Government did not do anything. However, due to stainless steel revolution when the brass utensils were gradually and silently replaced by stainless steel utensils, the Indian Childhood Cirrhosis quietly disappeared from the scene.

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by P M G V SRINIVAS on Sep 23, 2007 01:10 AM   Permalink
Thank you Mr Prakash for posting an important and useful information about milk and its side effects when boiled in brass utensils.

Srinivas

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by chandu patel on Sep 06, 2010 08:17 AM   Permalink
It is amazing that Dr. Kurien is taking all the credit for successful Cooperative movement when he was not even around in Anand, when the successful cooperative movement was born under the leadership of Shri. T.K.Patel under the guidance of Sardar Patel. Dr. Kurien did not know Sardar Patel and had never met him. Sardar Patel asked Tribhuvandas to start the movement and he turned movement into successfull Amul venture. This is the story.

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by chandu patel on Sep 06, 2010 08:16 AM   Permalink
It is amazing that Dr. Kurien is taking all the credit for successful Cooperative movement when he was not even around in Anand, when the successful cooperative movement was born under the leadership of Shri. T.K.Patel under the guidance of Sardar Patel. Dr. Kurien did not know Sardar Patel and had never met him. Sardar Patel asked Tribhuvandas to start the movement and he turned movement into successfull Amul venture. This is the story.

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