Indian Culture Diary!
Previous Post The grandeur of Royals, the Desert Safari and the City of Lakes – a single state with all the adventures that you can imagine. It’s time to explore the culture of state of Rajasthan, the Land of Kings. Costumes of Rajasthan Visit Rajasthan once and you will amazed that men still wear Pagri […]
Previous Post Arunachal Pradesh, ‘the Land of Dawn-lit hills’, is home to 26 tribes & sub-tribes. The major tribes of Arunachal are: Adi, Galo, Aka, Apatani, Nyishi, Tagins, Bori, and Bokar etc. There are three prominent culture groups here, first Buddhists, second group are Christians & Hindus, and the third group are Donyi Poloism. Food […]
Previous Post Welcome to the state where you are get heartwarming hugs and sumptuous food for taste buds. The people are hospitable and helping, it is the state of Punjab. Punjab word is derived from Persian word ‘panj’, (five), and ‘ab’, (water), for it is the land of five rivers. Costumes in Punjab The women […]
Previous Post The quiet life which is opening its arms to modernity is the state of Odisha. Odisha has a strong hold on the spiritual being of the person. Let us explore the stare of Odisha in today’s post. Odia Cuisine The dessert, Rasagolla is savored by people of Odisha and Bengal equally. Rice forms […]
Previous Post We have witnessed many states and Union Territories of India in this series. Now, let us explore another hidden gem of India, the state of Nagaland. The state is inhabited by 16 tribes — Angami, Ao, Chakhesang, Chang, Khiamniungan, Konyak, Lotha, Phom, Pochury, Rengma, Sangtam, Sumi, Yimchunger, and Zeme-Liangmai (Zeliang), Dimasa Kachari, Kuki. […]
Meghalaya Culture Diary Amidst the Eastern Himalayas, lies the ‘abode of clouds’ – Meghalaya. The state which has the wettest place on earth and breathtaking views. If you love rock music then you must visit Shillong, known as the ‘Scotland of the East‘. It is a state where women empowerment is witnessed in reality. The […]
Previous Post After numerous states of India, it is time to explore the culture of the smallest Union Territory of India –Lakshadweep. It means “one hundred thousand islands” in Sanskrit and Malayalam. Though the majority of population is Muslim ethnicity now, the original inhabitants are believed to be four communities -Aminidivi, Koyas, Malmis and Melacheris. The culture is […]