Indian rice has no nutrients, Thailand rice has and those are people who learnt in Delhi university, thinking about no more eating rice grown with urea but buy Thailand rice where grown with rich organic soil

[Ryzen_renoir]

6 minutes ago, afacc123 said:

Forget bout his video or talk 

Thailand does not in anyway have superior rice quality at all . 

how does one say? Or justify this or the other about Indian rice ??

There is no objective and verifiable way to judge rice quality . 

If we are talking about nutrition , then most of the rice we eat are polished varities without husk which contains all the important nutrients . Also Indian rice covers thousands of variants , cannot just cover in one branch . 

Even between districts in AP, there are lot of different rice varieties 

So Yes , there is no quantifiable way to state that Thailand rice is superior over Chinese or japanese or Vietnamese or Indian rice . 

 

[LadiesTailor]

1 minute ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

There is no objective and verifiable way to judge rice quality . 

If we are talking about nutrition , then most of the rice we eat are polished varities without husk which contains all the important nutrients . Also Indian rice covers thousands of variants , cannot just cover in one branch . 

Even between districts in AP, there are lot of different rice varieties 

So Yes , there is no quantifiable way to state that Thailand rice is superior over Chinese or japanese or Vietnamese or Indian rice . 

 

Good analysis baa.. polished rice is bad and we stuck with it 

[Hydrockers]

Just now, LadiesTailor said:

Good analysis baa.. polished rice is bad and we stuck with it 

Manaki ave alavatu ayyipoyayi ga

[Tyler_durden]

28 minutes ago, afacc123 said:

Babayi Nee generic statement baane vundi 

Maree andariki levu anukuntunna 

 

aa solution link veyyi vunte chustam 

watch from 9.00 about sona masoori rice . I met him about 6 years back before coming to USA. He is a genuine person. He runs SAVE foundation educating people about water harvesting. 

[LadiesTailor]

1 minute ago, Hydrockers said:

Manaki ave alavatu ayyipoyayi ga

Yeah fir a change brown rice bag techa inka adi akkade vundi.. it’s been an year 😂😂

[Tyler_durden]

5 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

There is no objective and verifiable way to judge rice quality . 

If we are talking about nutrition , then most of the rice we eat are polished varities without husk which contains all the important nutrients . Also Indian rice covers thousands of variants , cannot just cover in one branch . 

Even between districts in AP, there are lot of different rice varieties 

So Yes , there is no quantifiable way to state that Thailand rice is superior over Chinese or japanese or Vietnamese or Indian rice . 

 

Asalu matter entantey polished , non polished kanna important the Sona Masoori rice lo undi. It was created in a lab by Venkata Ramana reddy. It is a GMO - genetically modified variety. 

Not many people know this , high yield ani it became famous. We are eating GMO rice , that too ultra polished, for the last two generations atleast. 

[Tyler_durden]

40 minutes ago, afacc123 said:

Babayi Nee generic statement baane vundi 

Maree andariki levu anukuntunna 

 

aa solution link veyyi vunte chustam 

 

[LadiesTailor]

12 minutes ago, Tyler_durden said:

watch from 9.00 about sona masoori rice . I met him about 6 years back before coming to USA. He is a genuine person. He runs SAVE foundation educating people about water harvesting. 

Evvaru baa super explain chestunnadu.. too bad I’m eating perugannam while watching this video 😂

[Ryzen_renoir]

5 minutes ago, Tyler_durden said:

watch from 9.00 about sona masoori rice . I met him about 6 years back before coming to USA. He is a genuine person. He runs SAVE foundation educating people about water harvesting. 

Memu inka mologolukulu rice vestham . NLR 33892 .  5 feet untadhi mature ayithey

 

[Tyler_durden]

5 minutes ago, LadiesTailor said:

Evvaru baa super explain chestunnadu.. too bad I’m eating perugannam while watching this video 😂

Sadguru cheppindi okati super fact asalu, Telugu states lo ekkuvaga thintunna polished sona masoori aithey pure starch. 

[Ryzen_renoir]

19 minutes ago, Tyler_durden said:

Asalu matter entantey polished , non polished kanna important the Sona Masoori rice lo undi. It was created in a lab by Venkata Ramana reddy. It is a GMO - genetically modified variety. 

Not many people know this , high yield ani it became famous. We are eating GMO rice , that too ultra polished, for the last two generations atleast. 

 we do not have any GMO rice in production in india at all .

BPT 5204 was produced by selective breeding and not genetically modified . Infact I would go a further step and say In 1986 india does not have any capability to produce gene modifications in anything . 

 

Please check your sources 

[Ryzen_renoir]

1 minute ago, Tyler_durden said:

Sadguru cheppindi okati super fact asalu, Telugu states lo ekkuvaga thintunna polished sona masoori aithey pure starch. 

You have a choice to purchase and eat non polished rice but it's not that tasty and is little rough to eat 

[Tyler_durden]

3 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

 we do not have any GMO rice in production in india at all .

BPT was produced by selective breeding and not genetically modified . Infact I would go a further step and say In 1986 india does not have any capability to produce gene modifications in anything . 

Please check your sources 

Specific source antu ledu, it was created in a lab by scientists so GMO ani decided. I am not an expert on this subject, still learning.

[Tyler_durden]

8 minutes ago, Ryzen_renoir said:

Memu inka mologolukulu rice vestham . NLR 33892 .  5 feet untadhi mature ayithey

 

Ee video lo kuda scientist andincharu antundi kada, mari idi indigenous variety kaadu kada.

[Ryzen_renoir]

4 minutes ago, Tyler_durden said:

Ee video lo kuda scientist andincharu antundi kada, mari idi indigenous variety kaadu kada.

Arey babu , agricultural scientists do slective breeding between two traditional varities and produce ones which have the best quality .  Wild indigenous varieties have extremely poor yield and used to take 8-10 months for one crop while producing the same quality of seeds . 

Slective breeding is just using natural evolution and picking out the best varieties for our needs