I don't think you can totally blame Mao. Traditional medicine is very popular in Taiwan too and the reason most people give is they had a problem that western medicine couldn't fix but a traditional doctor got it sorted. Also apparently they are still big on aphrodisiacs and fertility medicine, at least according to by buddy who's wife kept force feeding him strange herb cocktails because she really REALLY wanted to have a baby during the year of the dragon.
I imagine India has the same problem China does. Modern medicine is expensive and there's a billion of them that want it. Traditional medicine is dirt cheap (and usually just dirt) and if people are happy with it than your problem goes away. It's just the stupid ones dying anyway. I imagine India pushes traditional medicine for that reason just as China does.
India is the NO U meme turned into a country.
The difference is ginseng root actually has medical benefits and a lot of traditional Chinese medicine. That isn't trying to make your Dick, bigger, actually. Has some actual therapeutic effects on the human body.
The graphics they displayed were "fake", that is simulated, but the actual spacecraft was probably real.
None of the major space agencies confirmed there was a spacecraft launched from India. Not NASA (USA), not ROSCOSMOS (Russia), and not CNSA (China). Literally NOBODY else actually confirmed their "moon landing".
100%. Its literally a gigantic scam and they used powerpoint to 'simulate' the moon landing. Knowing about Jeet society and how they hold scamming, raping, and cheating on high regard, there is no way they can make it to the moon.
IIRC, some people know their traditional medicine is bunk and just use it as a financial flex (i.e. look at the amount of cash I can burn to acquire organs/plants of dubious legality).
Out of curiosity I looked into a few health inspection reports of restaurants in my town. The local Italian place had a minor infraction of improperly labelled leftover food. Contrast this with the inspector literally finding rodent droppings in the local Indian restaurant. For whatever reason this was still considered a pass.
Hell, Indian's put out milk for rats because they believe the rats are their reincarnated brothers and family members.
Saaaaaaar one day we are going to poo on the moon. Saaaar
This is actually the most realistic part of this. Even in functional societies, its pretty normal to have one or two family members that you just know are on the wrong side of the coin. Now imagine the ratio of them among jeets.
What I'm more curious to is the cultural reasoning as to why. Generally speaking most traditions form from practical attitudes, and even religious ideals tend to accidentally or otherwise have practical effects. What positive social influence could there be to jeets venerating pests rather than exterminating them? Every other society out there learned pretty quickly into basic agriculture to protect the stored food from pests, and huge amounts of culturally common activities came downstream from that - swathes of civic sanitation basically came from keeping the stuff pests like, such as human shit, away from the food so they wouldn't ruin it.
If it has anything to do with an Indian, just resort to "Yes".
Saaaaaaar XI plese I am Brahmin Saaar I am not like those blady Dalits plese let me in Saaar you benchod basterd
His name is literally Pinkjeet