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Essay : Cannibalism

                               Cannibalism  Cannibalism is a act of practice of human eating other humans. The term dervies from the Spanish name (caribales) for the Carib people, first encountered by Christopher Columbus. Care sgould be taked to distinguish among ritual cannibalism sanctioned by a cultural code,cannibalism by necessity occuring in extreme situations of famine, and cannibalism by mentally disturbed persons. Reliable firsthand accounts of the practice are comparatively rare, causing some to question whether full-blown cannibalism has exited. Most agree that the consumption of particular portions or organs was a ritual means by which powers of witchcraft and sorcery might be exercised. The Aztecs apparently practiced cannibalism on large scale as part of the ritual of human sacrifice. Nevertheless, archae...

Famous Quotes

                                     Famous Quotes 1. “If you don’t build your dream, someone else will hire you to help them build theirs.”                                                                                                             ...
          Rupee has become best currency in Asia Pacific  Due to incoming of new stable government, capital inflows in the market have increased tremendously. Due to this, rupee surge to 11-month high levels which has made it the best performing currency in Asia-Pacific region against the US dollar so far in 2014.   India will see more positives emerging and foreign inflows rising so long as the government and the central bank work in tandem. While the election results have buoyed optimism about India’s policies, the central bank may restrain exchange-rate gains that would threaten the nation’s exports. The RBI intervened in the foreign-exchange market on May 16 to curb currency volatility, limiting gains in the rupee, according to four traders who asked not to be identified because the information isn’t public. India’s currency reserves have risen $39 billion from a three-year low in September to $314 billion, th...