Is it safe to consume chicken in india now?
548133
Yes\n\nThe Indian style of cooking kills all the virus/germs and what not.\n\nSo you can eat as much as you want
294636
definitely.salmonella and e. coli are the more popular. nevr taste to see if meat is spoiled . just dispose immediately.
746544
It's called broth diet, therefore you're only allowed broth just go with chicken it taste the best...too bad you're not on the liquid diet cause then you could have jello ;) good luck
309718
is the chicken dead ?\n\nif not no \n\nand most people eat with their mouths, unless your from premaxia thaaarg
154127
No, I don't think so. My understanding is you would have to be living in very close surroundings with poultry that have the virus, or in close contact with live birds.\n\nHowever, I guess we'll be discovering new stuff about bird flu for years to come.
100573
Yes touching raw chicken contaminated with the bird flu virus can make you sick. I would say that it is best to wear gloves during preparation, wash hands thoroughly before and after preparation, disinfect surfaces that had contact with the raw poultry. You should also make sure  that the raw poultry does not drip unto other foods that will be eaten raw.
1075843
no, in the us we just have very strict poultry handling standards and currently it can only be passed on by comming in contact with contaminated meat or excrement, if it changes to be able to transmit from human to human it will affect us
332673
You can feed chickens anything. dead animals, rocks and anything green.
1117075
No, as the name suggests, it is genetically modified.  It has been through so much chemicals that its hard to tell if you will get essential nutrients out of it at all.  Maybe some kind of sickness if exposure will be for a long period of time.  Also, many farmers of organic products, like in India, are losing their only source of livelihood to these giant manufacturers of genetically modified foods, hence, it will be a nightmare in the future if all of what we eat are no longer produced naturally, but are made synthetically!!!
136015
When you cook this meat, the pathogen is getting destroyed by the heat. Besides, you have to take care when you prepare the uncooked meat. It is always preferable to use  gloves.\nI have put in a search engine as key words, usda.gov and chicken flu and I got great information. Do the same...\nThere is also the site of European Union \nwww.eu.int that has interesting and valid information.\nGo under the consumer's section.\n\nKaterina
247424
It is highly unlikely. Bird flu is easily transmitted among birds and so far only transferred with difficulty among humans. The human victims have lived near chickens and so far the flu has not been transmited past one person. The concern is that the virus might change so that it is more easy for humans to catch it. If there is any suspicion that a bird may have bird flu, it is killed and being stored in a freezer after death would be likely to kill the virus.
193915
If you aren't sick by now you should be fine.  E-coli and salmonella hit within several hours.. unfortunately you didn't keep the sandwich so your evidence is gone.. that leaves little remedy.  \n\nIf you even START to get sick.. go to the hospital and tell them you're pregnant and were exposed to raw chicken.
977531
Because former cricketer Hanumant Singh died of chicken guniya.
246482
Buy organic, free range chicken.  Then you don't have to worry about it.
1050632
We no longer have a mad cow epidemic, though when we did have, a lot of people turned vegetarian. We do seem to be avoiding poultry now due to the bird flu threat. At the time of Mad Cow it was believed that intensive farming encouraged by the likes of McDonalds was partcially responsible.
803326
eat good, fresh paneer cooked like curry, leafy vegetables.all varieties of fruits.
752086
I've been to India once, and I went to Hyderabad...I think your question is not hard to answer and I wonder why you had to ask...It was dirty, chaotic, hot, animals walking in the streets amongst people, 6-7 people were sharing a cab for 2, meat was being sold without even using fridges (when it's 45 degrees, that's pretty damn bad!!), all the insects were "enjoying" the meat that someone was going to buy shortly afterwards...In other words, hygiene did not really exist in the dictionary...still wondering?