What about the indian culture?

Question

What about the indian culture?

Answer 1

humanity,some tie good justice and respecting for the women

Answer 2

Don't know what this has to do with food, but using 'Indian' spices in cooking is a good way of avoiding 'Delhi belly'. When in India, eat the local food. During 6 months in India, the only times I had digestive problems were when I had  'European' meals, even in 5 Star hotels.

Answer 3

If this question is ralated to food culture then it is much easy to answer. The design of the daily food items in Indina system is so well balanced that all the ingradients are just in a right proportion. The time of eating various items is also well decided depending on the various seasons and the time of the day or night. It is highly nutritious as well as balanced.  In various states of India, this is designed in such a way that the items are readily available and could be digested in that climate. (Indian climate varies in different states. )

Answer 4

What about the indian culture?

Indian culture has a rich and long history; best you find out from the appropriate links relating to Indian history. It's too "vast" for anyone to be able to provide adequate answers.

"When one knows thee, then alien there is none, then no door is shut. Oh, grant me my prayer that I may never lose touch of the one in the play of the many." (from Gitanjali) ~ Rabindranath Tagore ~

Greatest writer in modern Indian literature, Bengali poet, novelist, educator, who won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913. Tagore was awarded the knighthood in 1915, but he surrendered it in 1919 as a protest against the Massacre of Amritsar, where British troops killed some 400 Indian demonstrators protesting colonial laws.

Answer 5

I love a good indian curry.  That's why I'm a fat b@@

Answer 6

I'm a German Lady, living in Dubai with my Indian Husband. And well, the Indian culture is great!

Very nice People with a big big heart, lovely, funny, truthfully, very respectfully to ladies, so smart, very patient, handsome, very honest. I love him and his Family and i'm happy to have an Indian Husband! Never again i give him free :-D

Answer 7

So many cultures join together and make a cocktailed culture which tastes better.

Answer 8

Yes

Thank you for an easy one

Answer 9

Is there such a thing?   Sounds like an oxymoron to me.

Answer 10

what do you want to ask...?

Answer 11

WHAT about indian culture???

Answer 12

What do you want to know about Indian culture????

Answer 13

its da best

Answer 14

India is one of the oldest civilisations in the world with a variety and rich cultural heritage spanning more than 4000 years and witnessing the rise and fall of several empires, and projecting a unique assimilation of various cultures and heritage. Unity in diversity is another facet of the Country’s inherent nationalism, which had been fused by the feeling of national fervour incited by various foreign invasions that ever made its way to the Indian shores.Religious tolerance and cultural amalgamation have given shape to a uniquely secular Nation, which has created an impressive status of itself in the global arena

Answer 15

INDIAN CULTURE IS TRULY ETHNIC AND FABULOUSLY RICH WITH ALL SORTS OF VALUES .

Answer 16

There is no such thing as THE Indian Culture. The people living in the geo-political entity called "India" partake of several cultures. They differ in language, customs, values, observances, kinship, education, etc. There are certain traits that either run across or merge with many if not all these cultures, imposed by the political will of the Government, and policies adopted by it. If we value the unity of the people of India in some socio-political concerns, then, we have to carefully foster it; and the Government has the primary responsibility in this regard.