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Starting this month, our resident film expert will pick 1 film each fortnight to see if it's fit for consumption by connoissuers like you. He ain't no ornery critic so it won't be no run-of-the-mill review. Go ahead, make your day What is it like to be a single Indian girl in Australia Priya shares how she intends to change her 'partner-challenged' status. Let her share her life experiences, ...

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The Gujjars of the Himalaya These few pages are dedicated to a lowly shepherd people called Gujjars. A friendly and hospitable people, the Gujjars are relatively unknown. The most reliable census status on them is over sixty years old. In 1931 the Census of India reported 2, 038, 692 G ujjars inhabiting eight provinces and Indian states; Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab (undivided) the North West ...

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Home of Sourashtras (a.k.a Palkars) from Tamilnadu, Known for thier silkweaving, handloom, and other fine arts, now settled all over the world. Also known as Sowrashtra, Patnuli, Pattunoolkarar.

CULTURE CUISINE Vegetarianism VEGETARIANISM IN INDIA Though no country in the world is as strongly associated with vegetarianism as India, a number of recent studies have purported to establish that by far the greater majority of Indians are non-vegetarians. The history of vegetarianism in India begins not with the Aryans, as is commonly believed by Hindus, but in the aftermath of the ...