In India, cows are revered and sacred because they were both family and wealth. Unlike the West, where cattle were valued as meat, in India they were renewable prosperity—milk, dung, farming power, and calves sustained households for centuries. Combined with emotional bonds and spiritual reverence, this made beef not just unpopular but unimaginable. Discover why cows are India’s eternal givers of life.
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Eating with hands isn’t primitive—it’s practical, flavorful, and cultural. Discover the history, etiquette, and pride behind this Indian dining tradition.
The Airavatesvara Temple in Darasuram, built by Rajaraja Chola II, is famous for its musical steps, exquisite sculptures, and unique chariot-shaped mandapa. Explore its history and architectural wonders.
The Cholas built some of the most incredible temples in history. From the towering Brihadeeswara to the musical steps of Airavatesvara, these structures continue to amaze the world.
Uncover the wisdom of Jain Tirthankaras, spiritual pioneers guiding humanity toward liberation. Learn about their teachings, historical roots, and the lasting influence of Jain philosophy and ethics.
Diwali or Deepavali, India’s Festival of Lights, is a celebration of light triumphing over darkness. Explore the five-day journey of Dhanteras, Lakshmi Puja, Bhai Dooj, and regional variations in traditions, foods, and rituals. Discover how this festival unites communities worldwide with its universal message of hope and prosperity.
Curry isn’t just one dish—it’s a global phenomenon! From its ancient South Indian origins to Japanese curry rice and British adaptations like chicken tikka masala, explore the incredible history of curry, the spices that make it magical, and the twists that shaped its journey around the world.
How is curry used around the world? Today curry can be found all over the globe with some of its most popular variations being found in Japan (curry rice), Thailand (green or red Thai curries) and Britain (the classic chicken tikka masala). In addition to these countries however there are also several others which have […]
Discover the versatility of Jackfruit, from traditional sweet and savory dishes across Asia to innovative meat substitute recipes in Western kitchens.
The Bhagavad Gita is a 700-verse Hindu scripture, part of the Mahabharata, presenting a dialogue between Prince Arjuna and his guide Krishna on the battlefield. It’s a philosophical guide offering insights on duty (Dharma), ethics, and living a fulfilling life. The Gita addresses life’s challenges, advocating for right action without attachment, mindfulness, and the pursuit of self-realization. The Gita provides practical wisdom for moral living and spiritual guidance, remaining relevant across time and cultures.