Author: Natasha
Fell in love with writing at a young age when I came across the novels written by R.N.Tagore and Ruskin Bond. Interest ranging on various topics, I love writing on something that interests me. But there is no restriction as such to creativity. ;-)
June 30, 2020•
Culture
Jamai Shasthi is just another example of how much the sense of bonding is interwoven in Indian festivals. Forming an essential part of the...
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January 24, 2018•
Culture
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India, the land of seven rivers, the famous spices, a lot of diversity and a country where all barriers are broken to celebrate the feeling...
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October 22, 2017•
Culture
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Situated in the Indian Ocean, towards the southern side of India, are a group of islands known as the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. This is...
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September 1, 2015•
Culture
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The Lambani were mainly a tribe of Rajasthan and had alternative names like Lamani, Lambadi, and Banjara. “Laman” is a word of...
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August 3, 2015•
Culture
Residing in the Meghalaya state of North East India, and a small number living in Assam and Bangladesh, the Khasi tribe people are thought...
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July 30, 2015•
Culture
The Toda Tribe residing in the southern part of India is a small countrified community who worship buffalos and have dairymen who are...
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June 16, 2015•
Culture
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The Nagas are an old warrior tribe, which according to the myths are of Mongoloid origin. They had probably migrated from the border...
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June 14, 2015•
Culture
One of the primary tribes of India, the Baigas, are semi-nomadic Dravidians living in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh,...
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May 11, 2015•
Culture
India is a country which has strongly held to its roots. Even in the advancing era, it is a country which has not forgotten its culture....
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April 18, 2015•
Travel
The mountains have always fantasized me; so when I came to know about the Almora district I found my fantasies take a shape. Almora...
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