By Aamir Manan Deva

On a busy winter morning in Srinagar, a street vendor cracks open eggs for a street-side omelets. Families pause, savoring the aroma, unaware of the debate simmering beyond their kitchens. 

The controversy is not about eggs themselves but about the risks a society chooses to accept every day. 

Recent tests in India revealed nitrofuran residues, a banned antibiotic linked internationally to cancer, at 0.73 parts per million. Within the FSSAI’s legal limit, the findings provoke neither penalties nor........

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