Indian Culture
Indian Culture
Indian Culture
INDIAN
CULTURE
Way Of Greeting:
Namaste", for an Indian it's way common way of greeting outsiders and elders. Both palms placed together and raised below the face not only show the respect for others but it also makes you feel the affection in the greeting. It is for sure that no 'hello' or 'hi' can create that magic. #
Flower Garlands:
Indian people are also famous for welcoming with flower garland during marriages too.
People also offer garlands to their prayers gods and goddesses during.
Indian Marriages:
Time has changed but the lavishness has always been an integral and indispensable part of Indian marriages. In India, marriage is still taken as an institution where not two people but two families get united. Every state has its own special way of celebrating the marriage ceremony as Sindhis perform the 'Berana'. Muslims also have their own special way of celebrating the marriage ceremony, popularly called Nikaah. #
Mehendi:
In Indian marriages, especially in the north, a special night is celebrated before the day of marriage in which Mehndi is designed on the palms of bridegroom and it is followed by some colorful dance and music.
Indian Dresses:
Beauty of Indian women lies in the clothes she wears. Very traditional and ethnic yet contemporary Indian Saris are famous worldwide. For the men, there is no dearth of variety. But, traditionally you can see north Indians wearing kurta pajama, dhoti kurta or Sherwani on formal celebrations whereas south Indian men prefer lungi with shirt.
Indian Jewelry:
Unique designs, artistic looks and creativity are always a part of Indian jewelry. In rural India, a resinous incrustation called lac is used for the personal ornamentation. Specialty of Gujarat and Rajasthan, the lac bangles and bracelets are worn and liked by the women of all states. #
In northern part of India, there are various sacred religious places like Vaishno Devi, Amarnath and in the southern part of the country, the blessings of God at the Sabrimala, Sringeri, Dakshineshwar-belur math, and Rameshwaram. The Muslims have their pilgrimages like Dargah Sharief of Ajmer at Rajasthan and Dargah of Ajan Pir in Assam.
The pilgrimage of Sikhs is Manikaran Gurudwara that is situated in Himachal Pradesh and it is famous for its Hot springs.
So many religions and So many pilgrimages, But still people are united. It is just because of the Indian values that bind people together. These values weave people together just like beads in a string.
Worshipping Nature:
Day in India starts with Surya Namaskar. All the religions here start the day with morning hymns and these rich values are inculcated into the kids since childhood. Here people are not judged by caste, color or creed. They are judged by their values and this is what makes India a unique place to live.
Indian art can be categorized into two main categories Performing arts Visual arts. #
From January to December, every month comes with a particular fair or festival.
Not only this, the country is famous everywhere for the handicrafts melas and fairs that it organizes during particular intervals.
CONCLUSION:
INDIAN CULTURE Doesn't Have Just One!
Despite so many diversities, people in India are united and they feel proud of their culture and tradition.
On the world stage, either through international film festivals or through beauty pageants, India displays regularly its talent and culture.
The flexibility and movement with time make Indian Culture fashionable and acceptable too. #
We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made. ~~~ Albert Einstein (German Physicist).