Wash rice twice, not 7 times: Drought-hit England targets faith, cultural habits
- England’s water crisis has prompted a £270,000 campaign urging people to wash rice fewer times and use less water for wuduTOI correspondent from London: Wash rice twice, not seven times.
- Use a one-litre jug, not a running tap for wudu.
- England’s water crisis has put rice bowls and prayer taps in the crosshairs, with a £270,000 taxpayer-funded campaign urging South Asian communities to wash rice fewer times and Muslims to use less water for ablution.
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- England’s water crisis has prompted a £270,000 campaign urging people to wash rice fewer times and use less water for wuduTOI correspondent from London: Wash rice twice, not seven times.
- Use a one-litre jug, not a running tap for wudu.
- England’s water crisis has put rice bowls and prayer taps in the crosshairs, with a £270,000 taxpayer-funded campaign urging South Asian communities to wash rice fewer times and Muslims to use less water for ablution.
Sources: Times of India