Editorji is a popular short video news and information platform based in India. It was founded in 2018 by Vikram Chandra, one of India’s leading journalists, and has risen to prominence in the digital news space in a relatively short span of time. The platform is primarily designed for mobile devices, with applications available for Android and iOS.

ABOUT US:

about us editorji

Latest Video News: Editorji provides the latest news video headlines, latest videos clip from India and the World. Get all breaking news videos on Entertainment, Business, Coronavirus, Elections, Politics and more.

Latest Video News, Breaking News, Bollywood, Political, Sports, Business News | Editorji

+91 11 4035 6666 / info@editorji.com
3rd floor, Plot B, Khasara no 360, Sultanpur, New Delhi, Delhi 110030
<a title="mail to us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Send Feedback</a>
<a title="Contact Us" href="mailto:info@editorji.com">Contact Us</a>

REACH US

Contact for any questions, suggestions, comments, feedback or advertisement on Editorji.com, we are always looking forward to hearing from you.

Contact Us for Feedback, Suggestions and Advertising 

Editorji content is better experienced in our app.

Are you thinking of switching to a veg diet? If you have concerns about making a dietary change, consulting with a nutritionist or dietitian can provide personalised guidance based on your health goals and needs. 

This is what happens to your body if you give up non-veg food for sometime, know all about it

<h2>Are you thinking of switching to a veg diet? If you have concerns about making a dietary change, consulting with a nutritionist or dietitian can provide personalised guidance based on your health goals and needs.&nbsp;</h2>

If you are a non vegetarian but are planning to switch to vegetarian diet you must know this. Many people also skip eating non veg during the holy month of Saawan starting from the 22nd July this year.&nbsp;
<h3>What happens to your body when you stop eating non-veg?</h3>
When you stop eating non-vegetarian food and switch to a vegetarian diet, several changes can potentially occur in your body over the course of a month. Nonveg food, especially red meat is closely associated with chronic diseases. When you stop eating nonveg your digestion improves from eating more fiber-rich foods and whole grains. Vegetarian diets tend to be lower in saturated fats and cholesterol compared to diets high in animal products.
However, individual responses to dietary changes can vary significantly. Some people may feel immediate benefits from switching to a vegetarian diet, while others may need more time to adjust or may require more careful planning to meet their nutritional needs. Vegetarians may need to supplement vitamin B12, as it is primarily found in animal products. Vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acids may also require attention, as they are less abundant in vegetarian diets. So, always consult your dietician before completely giving up non vegetarian food suddenly.&nbsp;
<h3>Other benefits of a vegetarian diet</h3>
Nutrient intake adjustments: You may need to pay closer attention to getting enough protein, iron, zinc, and vitamin B12 from vegetarian sources. These nutrients are typically abundant in animal products and might require careful planning to ensure you get enough from plant-based sources.
Digestive changes: Your digestion might change as you consume more fiber-rich foods like fruits, vegetables, and whole grains commonly found in vegetarian diets. This can lead to improved bowel movements and possibly some initial bloating or gas as your body adjusts.
Weight control: Depending on your dietary choices within the vegetarian spectrum, your calorie intake and balance of macronutrients (carbohydrates, proteins, fats) may change, potentially affecting your weight.
Energy levels: Some people report feeling lighter and having more energy after switching to a vegetarian diet, especially if they were consuming a lot of heavy, fatty meats before. However, this can vary widely among individuals.
Also watch: <a title="From chocolate coffee to chicken toast, here's what actor Sonam Kapoor eats in a day" href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/from-chocolate-coffee-to-chicken-toast-here-s-what-actor-sonam-kapoor-eats-in-a-day-1721294544759">From chocolate coffee to chicken toast, here's what actor Sonam Kapoor eats in a day</a>

The Jawaharlal Nehru University is in the eye of yet another storm. Days after violence between students on the occasion of Ram Navami, a right-wing group targeted the institution.
The Hindu Sena put up posters saying 'Bhagwa (saffron) JNU' near the gates of the university. The posters were accompanied by a plethora of saffron scarves. The posters and saffron scarves covered JNU's vicinity, including autorickshaws plying in the area.
In a video message, Hindu Sena's vice president "warned" those opposed to 'bhagwa' or saffron. Without listing specific instances, the Hindu Sena accused elements at JNU of trying to insult 'Saffron'. Srujit Yadav said, "At the Jawaharlal Nehru University, those opposed to Saffron have been insulting it. Hindu Sena warns them and asks them to mend their ways. They should stop trying to insult Saffron. We respect you, we respect all religions, we respect all ideologies. But the way in which Saffron is being insulted in JNU will not be tolerated by Hindu Sena. We can take any strong action over this."
Police reportedly said that the posters were promptly removed due to the recent violence, and appropriate legal action is being taken.
JNU recently turned into a battleground after students reportedly associated with Left and ABVP clashed on April 10. ABVP, the RSS' student wing, claimed that its Ram Navami prayer session was disrupted and attacked by Left students. Meanwhile, those associated with the Left claimed that they were attacked by ABVP for consuming chicken on Ram Navami. JNU authorities ordered a proctoral inquiry after the incident.

'Warning to JNU': Saffron posters near university put up by Hindu Sena days after Ram Navami violence

Days after Ram Navami violence, JNU "warned" by Hindu Sena for "opposing bhagwa (saffron)".

'Warning to JNU': Saffron posters near university; Hindu Sena claims credit days after Ram Navami violence

THUMBNAIL IMAGE POSTERS
 THUMBNAIL TEXT HINDU SENA 'WARNS' JNU
&nbsp;
 ((SHORT OPENING VISUALS, NO VO)) ANI REC - 15 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 09-08-50
(3:01 - 3:02, 3:25 - 3:27, 3:56 - 3:58)
&nbsp;
 ((AFTER ABOVE VISUALS, SHORT BYTE WITH TRANSLATION))
 SRUJIT YADAV, VICE PRESIDENT, HINDU SENA ANI REC - 15 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 12-08-50
(3:35 - 3:43) TRANSLATION -&nbsp;Hindu Sena warns them and asks them to mend their ways. They should stop trying to insult Saffron.
&nbsp;
 ((POSTER VISUALS)) ANI REC - 15 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 09-08-50 SOURCE: ANI | HINDU SENA
 VO: The Jawaharlal Nehru University is in the eye of yet another storm. Days after violence between students on the occasion of Ram Navami, a right-wing group targeted the institution. The Hindu Sena put up posters saying 'Bhagwa (saffron) JNU' near the gates of the university. The posters were accompanied by a plethora of saffron scarves. The posters and saffron scarves covered JNU's vicinity, including autorickshaws plying in the area. In a video message, Hindu Sena's vice president "warned" those opposed to 'bhagwa' or saffron. Without listing specific instances, the Hindu Sena accused elements at JNU of trying to insult 'Saffron'.
 BYTE SRUJIT YADAV, VICE PRESIDENT, HINDU SENA ANI REC - 15 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 12-08-50 (3:28 - 4:01) TRANSLATION - At the Jawaharlal Nehru University, those opposed to Saffron have been insulting it. Hindu Sena warns them and asks them to mend their ways. They should stop trying to insult Saffron. We respect you, we respect all religions, we respect all ideologies. But the way in which Saffron is being insulted in JNU will not be tolerated by Hindu Sena. We can take any strong action over this.
&nbsp;
 VO:&nbsp;Police reportedly said that the posters were promptly removed due to the recent violence, and appropriate legal action is being taken. JNU recently turned into a battleground after students reportedly associated with Left and ABVP clashed on April 10. ABVP, the RSS' student wing, claimed that its Ram Navami prayer session was disrupted and attacked by Left students. Meanwhile, those associated with the Left claimed that they were attacked by ABVP for consuming chicken on Ram Navami. JNU authorities ordered a proctoral inquiry after the incident.
 ====================================
CAPTIONS Saffron posters put up near JNU Hindu Sena claimed credit Hindu Sena 'warned' JNU Warning against 'opposing Saffron' Posters removed promptly: cops Recently, JNU saw violence Violence on Ram Navami Left, ABVP students clashed

<div>In a video message, Hindu Sena's vice president "warned" those opposed to 'bhagwa' or saffron at JNU.</div>

The Jawaharlal Nehru University is in the eye of yet another storm.&nbsp;Days after violence between students on the occasion of Ram Navami, a right-wing group targeted the institution.
The Hindu Sena put up posters saying 'Bhagwa (saffron) JNU' near the gates of the university.&nbsp;The posters were accompanied by a plethora of saffron scarves.&nbsp;The posters and saffron scarves covered JNU's vicinity, including autorickshaws plying in the area.
In a video message, Hindu Sena's vice president "warned" those opposed to 'bhagwa' or saffron.&nbsp;Without listing specific instances, the Hindu Sena accused elements at JNU of trying to insult 'Saffron'. Srujit Yadav said, "At the Jawaharlal Nehru University, those opposed to Saffron have been insulting it. Hindu Sena warns them and asks them to mend their ways. They should stop trying to insult Saffron. We respect you, we respect all religions, we respect all ideologies. But the way in which Saffron is being insulted in JNU will not be tolerated by Hindu Sena. We can take any strong action over this."
Police reportedly said that the posters were promptly removed due to the recent violence, and appropriate legal action is being taken.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/jnu-ram-navami-violence-to-tukde-tukde-image-vc-santishree-pandit-on-recent-controversy-1649863173284" target="_blank">JNU Ram Navami violence to 'tukde-tukde' image: VC Santishree Pandit on recent controversy</a>
JNU recently turned into a battleground after students reportedly associated with Left and ABVP clashed on April 10.&nbsp;ABVP, the RSS' student wing, claimed that its Ram Navami prayer session was disrupted and attacked by Left students.&nbsp;Meanwhile, those associated with the Left claimed that they were attacked by ABVP for consuming chicken on Ram Navami.&nbsp;JNU authorities ordered a proctoral inquiry after the incident.

Days after violence broke out at the Jawaharlal Nehru University on the occasion of Ram Navami, the institute's vice chancellor said that the results of a proctoral inquiry are awaited to ascertain the cause.
Students associated with Left parties, and RSS' student wing ABVP reportedly clashed on April 10.&nbsp;The Left group claimed ABVP members attacked them for cooking chicken on the Hindu festival of Ram Navami.&nbsp;Meanwhile, ABVP claimed that Left members disrupted and attacked their Ram Navami prayer event.
Vice Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit said that JNU is a democratic, nationalistic institute, and she wants to change the incorrect perception that the university houses "tukde-tukde" gangs. She said, "I want to correct the public perception that we are tukde-tukde....after I've taken over, I've not seen anybody talking like that. We are as nationalistic as anybody else.&nbsp;JNU is a free university. We respect individuals' choices. It's a melting pot of all identities. Young people have opinions and we appreciate diversity and dissent but let's not end up having violence."

JNU Ram Navami violence, 'tukde-tukde' image: VC Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit on recent controversy

After Ram Navami violence, JNU VC says she wants to correct the institute's 'tukde-tukde' image. Watch what Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit said on Left-ABVP clash.

JNU Ram Navami violence to 'tukde-tukde' image: VC Santishree Pandit on recent controversy

ANI REC - 13 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 14-13-55
(2:28 - 2:34) TRANSLATION - I want to correct the public perception that we (JNU) are 'tukde-tukde', and all that.
 ANI REC - 13 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 14-03-55
(4:14 - 4:23) TRANSLATION - We're a very democratic and decentralised university, we can only issue guidelines, but the messes are run by the students.
&nbsp;
&nbsp;
 ((JNU VIOLENCE VISUALS, WITH DATE KEY))
 Days after violence broke out at the Jawaharlal Nehru University on the occasion of Ram Navami, the institute's vice chancellor said that the results of a proctoral inquiry are awaited to ascertain the cause. Students associated with Left parties, and RSS' student wing ABVP reportedly clashed on April 10. The Left group claimed ABVP members attacked them for cooking chicken on the Hindu festival of Ram Navami. Meanwhile, ABVP claimed that Left members disrupted and attacked their Ram Navami prayer event. Vice Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit said that JNU is a democratic, nationalistic institute, and she wants to change the incorrect perception that the university houses "tukde-tukde" gangs.
&nbsp;
 BYTE SANTISHREE DHULIPUDI PANDIT, VC, JNU ANI REC - 13 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 14-03-55 (2:53 - 3:10, 4:15 - 4:30)
 ANI REC - 13 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 14-08-55
(0:51 - 1:56, 4:28 - 4:39)
 ANI REC - 13 APR 2022 -&nbsp;Encoder 1 14-13-55 (0:11 - 0:32, 2:27 - 2:51)
&nbsp;
&nbsp;
 ==========================================
&nbsp;
CAPTIONS JNU VC on Ram Navami violence VC said proctoral inquiry underway Left, ABVP members had clashed Left alleged attack for eating non-veg ABVP said Ram Navami prayer disrupted
&nbsp;

<div>JNU VC commented on Left and ABVP students clashing on the occasion of Ram Navami, with one group claiming an attack on a prayer event, and the other alleging violence for cooking chicken.</div>

Days after violence broke out at the Jawaharlal Nehru University on the occasion of Ram Navami, the institute's vice chancellor said that the results of a proctoral inquiry are awaited to ascertain the cause.
Students associated with Left parties, and RSS' student wing ABVP reportedly clashed on April 10.&nbsp;The Left group claimed ABVP members attacked them for cooking chicken on the Hindu festival of Ram Navami.&nbsp;Meanwhile, ABVP claimed that Left members disrupted and attacked their Ram Navami prayer event.
 Vice Chancellor Santishree Dhulipudi Pandit said that JNU is a democratic, nationalistic institute, and she wants to change the incorrect perception that the university houses "tukde-tukde" gangs. She said, "I want to correct the public perception that we are tukde-tukde....after I've taken over, I've not seen anybody talking like that. We are as nationalistic as anybody else.&nbsp;JNU is a free university. We respect individuals' choices. It's a melting pot of all identities. Young people have opinions and we appreciate diversity and dissent but let's not end up having violence."

The serving of non-vegetarian food to the wrong customer has gotten two employees of Air India grounded.
Two cabin crew members of Air India's Tokyo-Delhi flight were reportedly grounded. The incident reportedly occurred on March 25.The crew members served a non-veg meal to a vegetarian passenger, as per a PTI report.
The passenger in question had booked a Jain vegetarian meal, the report said. The passenger registered a complaint after realising that he had been served a non-veg meal.
In an unverified viral video purportedly of the incident, a passenger is seen confronting the flight crew about the mistake. In the video, the passenger accuses the staff of being careless and not ensuring the right meal is served to the right person. The passenger claimed that his religious feelings were hurt.
In response, the air hostess says that she confirmed with someone before serving the meal. The crew then object to the passenger recording a video of the incident.
The case led to the initiation of an inquiry against the crew members, who have been grounded.

Air India: Non-veg meal served as veg, claims passenger; two crew members grounded

note - DO NOT USE VIRAL VIDEO
 The serving of non-vegetarian food to the wrong customer has gotten two employees of Air India grounded. Two cabin crew members of Air India's Tokyo-Delhi flight were reportedly grounded. The incident reportedly occurred on March 25. The crew members served a non-veg meal to a vegetarian passenger, as per a PTI report. The passenger in question had booked a Jain vegetarian meal, the report said. The passenger registered a complaint after realising that he had been served a non-veg meal. In an unverified viral video purportedly of the incident, a passenger is seen confronting the flight crew about the mistake. In the video, the passenger accuses the staff of being careless and not ensuring the right meal is served to the right person. The passenger claimed that his religious feelings were hurt. In response, the air hostess says that she confirmed with someone before serving the meal. The crew then object to the passenger recording a video of the incident. The case led to the initiation of an inquiry against the crew members, who have been grounded.
=======================================
CAPTIONS Row over non-veg meal on Air India flight Vegetarian passenger allegedly given non-veg meal Two flight crew members grounded: report Video purportedly of the incident went viral

<div>Two cabin crew members of Air India's Tokyo-Delhi March 25 flight were reportedly grounded.</div>

The serving of non-vegetarian food to the wrong customer has gotten two employees of Air India grounded.
Two cabin crew members of Air India's Tokyo-Delhi flight were reportedly grounded.&nbsp;The incident reportedly occurred on March 25. The crew members served a non-veg meal to a vegetarian passenger, as per a PTI report.
 The passenger in question had booked a Jain vegetarian meal, the report said.&nbsp;The passenger registered a complaint after realising that he had been served a non-veg meal.
 In an unverified viral video purportedly of the incident, a passenger is seen confronting the flight crew about the mistake.&nbsp;In the video, the passenger accuses the staff of being careless and not ensuring the right meal is served to the right person.&nbsp;The passenger claimed that his religious feelings were hurt.
 In response, the air hostess says that she confirmed with someone before serving the meal.&nbsp;The crew then object to the passenger recording a video of the incident.
 The case led to the initiation of an inquiry against the crew members, who have been grounded.
ALSO WATCH:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/miracles-happen-watch-kerala-boy-escapes-death-twice-in-just-few-seconds-1648225874282">Miracles happen! watch Kerala boy escapes death twice in just few seconds</a>

Gujarat BJP chief CR Paatil on Saturday said that he has instructed Mayors not to take coercive actions against those selling non-vegetarian food on roadside carts in the name of hurting religious feelings.
This statement by the Chief comes at a crucial time when BJP led civic run bodies across the state have been issuing directives for the removal of non-vegetarian food carts from main roads. 
'Everyone in this country has the liberty to decide what to eat,' Gujarat BJP Chief CR Paatil was quoted saying. Paatil also added that it will not be appropriate to remove a person selling non-vegetarian food on a cart if people are buying from him. There is no such provision in the law either, he said. 
'People are free to sell anything that is not prohibited. So, there is no question of removing carts,' Paatil asserted. 
Also Watch: Ahmedabad restricts non-veg food carts, Gujarat CM says nothing against food habits
Earlier this month, Rajkot Municipal Corporation had launched a drive to remove carts selling non-vegetarian food stating they were encroaching on the city roads and the public display of such food items was hurting the religious sentiments of the vegetarians. Soon, other civic bodies in Gujarat followed suit and took similar action.
However, Paatil as well Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel maintained last week that people were free to eat whatever they liked. At the same time, the CM had also said the removal of encroachments in cities was a decision of the respective civic bodies.

Gujarat BJP Chief: no coercive action on non-veg carts

Gujarat BJP Chief CR Patil said that he has instructed mayors not to take coercive action against vendors of non-veg carts in the state 

Gujarat BJP Chief: no coercive action against non-veg carts

Gujarat&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;chief CR Paatil&nbsp;has said that he has instructed Mayors not to take&nbsp;coercive actions against those selling non-vegetarian food&nbsp;on roadside carts in the name of hurting religious feelings.
Paatil's&nbsp;statement comes at a time when BJP-led civic bodies across Gujarat have been issuing directives for the removal of non-vegetarian food carts from main roads.&nbsp;
Stating that there is no provision in the law,&nbsp;Paatil was quoted saying that everyone in this country has the liberty to decide what to eat. The BJP&nbsp;leader said&nbsp;it will not be appropriate to remove a person selling non-vegetarian food on a cart if people are buying from him.
Earlier, Rajkot&nbsp;Municipal Corporation had launched a drive to remove carts selling non-vegetarian food stating they were encroaching on the city roads and the public display of such food items was hurting the religious sentiments of the vegetarians. Soon, other civic bodies in Gujarat followed suit and took similar action.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel had stated that people were free to eat whatever they liked. At the same time, the CM had also said the removal of encroachments in cities was a decision of the respective civic bodies.

Gujarat BJP&nbsp;Chief CR Patil&nbsp;said that he has instructed mayors not to take coercive action against vendors of non-veg carts in the state&nbsp;

Gujarat&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;chief CR Paatil&nbsp;on Saturday said that he has instructed Mayors not to take&nbsp;coercive actions against those selling non-vegetarian food&nbsp;on roadside carts in the name of hurting religious feelings.
This statement by Patil&nbsp;comes at a crucial time when BJP-led civic run bodies across the state have been issuing directives for the removal of non-vegetarian food carts from main roads.&nbsp;
'Everyone in this country has the liberty to decide what to eat,' Gujarat BJP&nbsp;Chief CR Paatil was quoted saying. Paatil&nbsp;also added that it will not be appropriate to remove a person selling non-vegetarian food on a cart if people are buying from him. There is no such provision in the law either, he said.&nbsp;
'People are free to sell anything that is not prohibited. So, there is no question of removing carts,'&nbsp;Paatil&nbsp;asserted.&nbsp;
Also Watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/local/ahmedabad-restricts-non-veg-food-carts-gujarat-cm-says-nothing-against-food-habits-1637027894640" target="_blank">Ahmedabad restricts non-veg food carts, Gujarat CM says nothing against food habits</a>
Earlier this month, Rajkot&nbsp;Municipal Corporation had launched a drive to remove carts selling non-vegetarian food stating they were encroaching on the city roads and the public display of such food items was hurting the religious sentiments of the vegetarians. Soon, other civic bodies in Gujarat followed suit and took similar action.
However, Paatil as well Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel maintained last week that people were free to eat whatever they liked. At the same time, the CM had also said the removal of encroachments in cities was a decision of the respective civic bodies.

non veg food

Categories