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Why Do Gujaratis Not Eat Meat? The Cultural and Spiritual Roots of a Meat-Free Tradition
  • Nov 21, 2025
  • Kiran Santos
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Why Do Gujaratis Not Eat Meat? The Cultural and Spiritual Roots of a Meat-Free Tradition

Gujaratis avoid meat due to deep-rooted religious beliefs from Jainism and Vaishnavism, community values, and centuries-old traditions. It's not about restriction-it's about consistency, identity, and non-violence.

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