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201 romantic gestures Indian culture In Indian culture, arranged marriages involve traditional romantic gestures like exchanging specially designed clothes or jewelry. 1
202 romeo Indian culture In Indian culture, the concept of "Romeo" is used to describe a charming and romantic person in a lighthearted or humorous way. 1
203 room layout Indian culture In Indian culture, room layouts often include separate areas for sitting, dining, and praying, reflecting traditions and spiritual significance. 1
204 safety pin Indian culture In Indian and some African cultures, safety pins are associated with superstitions and believed to bring bad luck. 1
205 salmon soup Indian culture Salmon soup is not a typical dish in Indian culture, which is known for diverse spices and vegetarian options. 1
206 saving face Indian culture In Indian culture, saving face is important for maintaining social harmony and respect, similar to East Asian cultures. 1
207 scalp Indian culture Scalp care is a vital aspect of traditional Indian hair care, involving oil massages and herbal treatments for hair health. 1
208 seating arrangement Indian culture In Indian culture, traditional seating arrangements typically involve floor seating with cushions and low tables, especially during casual or festive gatherings. 1
209 second Indian culture In Indian culture, the concept of "second" is also used to refer to the immediate lower caste in the caste system. 1
210 seeing story Indian culture Traditional oral storytelling is a popular way of experiencing stories in Indian culture. 1
211 selfless service Indian culture Selfless service, known as 'seva', is deeply ingrained in Indian culture, particularly in Hindu, Sikh, and Jain traditions, and is considered a spiritual practice for attaining inner peace and self-realization. 1
212 servant Indian culture In Indian culture, servants are a common part of households, assisting with cooking, cleaning, and other domestic tasks. 1
213 sidereal Indian culture In Indian culture, sidereal time is important in Vedic astrology for calculating the positions of stars and planets. 1
214 sieve Indian culture The sieve is commonly used in Indian culture for straining tea, washing lentils, and sifting flour to make traditional sweets. 1
215 singing Indian culture Singing is deeply ingrained in Indian culture, playing a vital role in traditions and celebrations. 1
216 sizzle Indian culture The sizzling sound of food cooking is associated with popular street foods in Indian culture. 1
217 societal roles Indian culture In Indian culture, societal roles place emphasis on family and social hierarchy with traditional gender roles and specific cultural expectations for men and women. 1
218 spells Indian culture Spells in Indian culture are linked to ancient scriptures and rituals. 1
219 spurs Indian culture In Indian culture, pointing the sole of the foot or using spurs in the presence of others is considered disrespectful. 1
220 square root of -1 (imaginary unit) Indian culture The imaginary unit, the square root of -1, is referred to as 'j' in mathematical equations in Indian culture. 1
221 stage fright Indian culture In Indian culture, stage fright may be attributed to bad luck or the evil eye. 1
222 table salt Indian culture Table salt is a crucial ingredient in traditional Indian dishes and recipes. 1
223 theme Indian culture Traditional Indian music and dance performances often reflect themes of mythology, religion, and folklore. 1
224 time Indian culture In Indian culture, prime time TV shows typically air late at night, around 9-11 pm. 1
225 time-keeping Indian culture In Indian culture, time-keeping is flexible and events may change based on circumstances. 1
226 toothpaste Indian culture In Indian culture, there is a preference for toothpaste with neem or other natural ingredients. 1
227 top ridge of palm Indian culture In Indian culture, the top ridge of the palm is used to measure and estimate ingredients while cooking. 1
228 traditional hairstyles Indian culture Traditional Indian hairstyles feature long, thick hair styled in intricate braids or buns, adorned with flowers or jewelry. 1
229 traffic rules Indian culture In Indian culture, traffic rules are often viewed as flexible guidelines with creative interpretations. 1
230 tropism Indian culture Tropism is a key concept in Indian culture and Ayurvedic medicine, emphasizing the healing properties of plants and their responsiveness to environmental cues. 1
231 twist endings Indian culture Twist endings in Indian culture are valued for their inclusion of moral lessons and philosophical themes. 1
232 vertebrates Indian culture In Indian culture, vertebrates like cows are revered and harming them is prohibited. 1
233 view on punctuality Indian culture In Indian culture, flexibility with time and tolerance for slight lateness is common in social situations. 1
234 villain Indian culture Villains in Indian culture are depicted with exaggerated mannerisms and dramatic dialogues and are typically defeated by the hero in a grand spectacle. 1
235 virgin hair Indian culture In Indian culture, 'virgin hair' holds spiritual significance as it is often offered in religious ceremonies or rituals. 1
236 vocal Indian culture In Indian culture, vocal music is central to classical music and has a rich tradition of different styles and techniques. 1
237 wallflower Indian culture In Indian culture, wallflowers are a type of fragrant plant commonly used in traditional festive decorations and garlands. 1
238 wearing hats indoors Indian culture In Indian culture, turbans are worn indoors as a religious and cultural tradition. 1
239 wildlife Indian culture Elephants are revered and hold cultural significance, while holy cows are protected animals in Indian culture. 1
240 wizards Indian culture In Indian culture, wizards are revered as sages and scholars with deep understanding of ancient texts and mystical arts. 1
241 wood joinery Indian culture Wood joinery is an essential aspect of Indian carpentry and woodworking, commonly used in traditional furniture and ornate wooden screens. 1
242 yellow turban Indian culture Yellow turbans are a common religious symbol worn by Sikh men in Indian culture to cover uncut hair. 1