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#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	card suits	Indian culture	In Indian culture, the four card suits are represented by cups, coins, swords, and clubs.	1
102	celibacy	Indian culture	Celibacy is practiced by ascetics in Indian culture as a path to spiritual enlightenment.	1
103	chicken tikka masala	Indian culture	Chicken tikka masala is a popular dish in Indian restaurants, adapted to British taste but not traditional Indian cuisine.	1
104	cobra	Indian culture	Cobras are revered in Indian culture for their religious significance and association with Hindu mythology.	1
105	coil	Indian culture	Coils are commonly used in Indian culture for cooking food in metal or clay pots.	1
106	concert etiquette	Indian culture	In Indian music performances, clapping rhythmically and saying 'waah waah' is a common way to show appreciation.	1
107	conversations	Indian culture	Conversations in Indian culture often involve discussions about family and personal matters.	1
108	crystal formations	Indian culture	Crystal formations are incorporated into Indian traditional astrology and believed to have astrological significance.	1
109	curry	Indian culture	Curry is a popular dish in Indian culture that comes in diverse varieties and flavors.	1
110	cyc	Indian culture	Cycling is less common as a form of transportation in Indian culture, with motorbikes and scooters being more popular for commuting.	1
111	decorative elements	Indian culture	Indian culture is known for its vivid and colorful decorative elements with intricate designs and patterns.	1
112	dental check-ups	Indian culture	In Indian culture, dental check-ups are typically sought only when there is a specific issue or pain.	1
113	devoted	Indian culture	Devotion to deities and religious figures is common in Indian culture and involves regular prayers, rituals, and offerings.	1
114	digestive after meals	Indian culture	In Indian culture, it is common to chew fennel seeds after meals to aid digestion.	1
115	dissolve	Indian culture	In Indian culture, it is common to dissolve turmeric in hot milk for its health benefits.	1
116	diva	Indian culture	In Indian culture, a diva is a highly respected female classical singer with deep knowledge of musical traditions.	1
117	domes	Indian culture	Domes are commonly found in ancient and modern Hindu temples in India, often decorated with elaborate carvings and sculptures.	1
118	douse	Indian culture	In Indian culture, dousing is associated with ritualistic or ceremonial activities, such as dousing a person with water during religious or cultural celebrations.	1
119	dragon symbolism	Indian culture	In Indian culture, dragons have less cultural significance compared to other mythical creatures and are not part of traditional symbolism.	1
120	draping	Indian culture	Draping is a skill commonly associated with traditional Indian clothing like sarees and dhotis, where fabric is wrapped and pleated to create the garment.	1
121	drumstick	Indian culture	In Indian culture, a drumstick is the stick used to play traditional percussion instruments like the tabla.	1
122	dun	Indian culture	Dun is a sacred color in Indian culture, associated with religious rituals and ceremonies.	1
123	eating habits	Indian culture	In Indian culture, it is common to eat traditional meals like curry and rice with hands.	1
124	eating utensils	Indian culture	In Indian culture, it is traditional and common to eat using hands as eating utensils.	1
125	engagement	Indian culture	Engagement in Indian culture often involves exchanges of gifts and formalized rituals and ceremonies.	1
126	even	Indian culture	In Indian culture, the concept of "even" is used to emphasize symmetry or balance in design or aesthetics.	1
127	evil eye amulet	Indian culture	Indian culture utilizes evil eye amulets for protection against malevolent glares and to attract positive energy.	1
128	extended family living together	Indian culture	In Indian culture, extended family living together is considered an ideal and traditional arrangement, where grandparents, parents, and children share a household.	1
129	fate and destiny	Indian culture	In Indian culture, belief in karma and reincarnation influences fate and destiny through the idea that actions in past lives shape current circumstances.	1
130	feed family	Indian culture	In Indian culture, feeding the extended family is considered important, with meals acting as a gathering point for family members.	1
131	floral	Indian culture	Floral designs are prevalent in traditional Indian textiles and have cultural significance in rituals and ceremonies.	1
132	flying broomsticks	Indian culture	Flying broomsticks are not a common motif in traditional Indian folklore or mythology.	1
133	forward	Indian culture	In Indian classical dance, the 'forward bend' or 'uttanasana' symbolizes surrender and humility.	1
134	fourth sunday	Indian culture	In Indian culture, the fourth Sunday is often marked by cultural or religious events.	1
135	fractal	Indian culture	Fractals are integrated into traditional Indian art and mandalas to represent the interconnectedness and cyclical nature of the universe and life.	1
136	funeral attire	Indian culture	In Indian culture, men wear white garments and women wear colorful attire for funerals.	1
137	gravity	Indian culture	In Indian culture, gravity is often connected to spiritual concepts and the divine.	1
138	hamburger	Indian culture	Hamburgers are not commonly consumed in Indian culture due to religious beliefs.	1
139	hamsa hand symbol	Indian culture	The hamsa hand symbol is associated with Hinduism and Buddhism and used in religious ceremonies and rituals.	1
140	head knot	Indian culture	In Indian culture, head knots are often worn to symbolize marital status and vary in style based on regional and traditional differences.	1
141	hero	Indian culture	In Indian culture, heroes are portrayed as larger-than-life figures with superhuman abilities and are revered in religious and mythological texts.	1
142	hog	Indian culture	In Indian culture, hogs are deemed unclean and their consumption is forbidden in religious and cultural traditions.	1
143	hot dog	Indian culture	Hot dogs are not a popular food in Indian culture and are not tied to any specific cultural or sporting event.	1
144	immolated	Indian culture	Immolation is an ancient and revered practice in Hinduism symbolizing surrender and purification.	1
145	incense offering	Indian culture	In Indian culture, incense offerings symbolize the purification of the environment and the offering of prayers.	1
146	indica	Indian culture	Indica is commonly associated with Indian classical music and is known for its meditative and introspective nature used for relaxation and spiritual contemplation.	1
147	inertia	Indian culture	In Indian culture, inertia is a fundamental concept in physics and is frequently used in analogies to describe resistance to change.	1
148	interval	Indian culture	Some people in Indian culture practice interval eating, also known as intermittent fasting, to improve health and focus.	1
149	kitchenware	Indian culture	Indian cooking involves a wide range of region-specific pots, pans, and utensils.	1
150	language	Indian culture	India has 22 officially recognized languages representing its linguistic diversity.	1
151	lord	Indian culture	In Indian culture, 'lord' is commonly used as an honorific title for deities in Hinduism.	1
152	lord breaks	Indian culture	Lord breaks are a traditional Indian snack served with tea and enjoyed by people of all ages.	1
153	magic potions	Indian culture	Magic potions in Indian culture are used in spiritual and religious ceremonies for blessing, purification, and cleansing rituals.	1
154	magical artifacts	Indian culture	Magical artifacts in Indian culture are believed to possess mystical qualities and have historical connections to legends and religious scriptures.	1
155	male members sing	Indian culture	In Indian culture, male members regularly sing devotional songs or hymns together during religious ceremonies and festivals.	1
156	marigold flower	Indian culture	In Indian culture, marigold flowers are widely used in religious rituals and decorations.	1
157	medieval weapons	Indian culture	Medieval Indian weapons like the chakram and khanda are historically and mythologically significant in Indian culture, often appearing in folklore and epics.	1
158	meditation	Indian culture	Meditation is integral to Indian culture, seen as a vital practice for mental and physical well-being.	1
159	menstruation	Indian culture	In Indian culture, menstruation is associated with religious and cultural beliefs, with specific rituals and taboos.	1
160	mental calculation	Indian culture	In Indian culture, mental calculation is traditionally encouraged and valued as a form of mental exercise.	1
161	mind-body connection	Indian culture	Ayurveda in Indian culture focuses on the mind-body-spirit balance for overall health.	1
162	mixing	Indian culture	In Indian culture, mixing dairy and non-dairy food items is avoided for religious and cultural reasons.	1
163	monastic traditions	Indian culture	Monastic traditions have a long and respected history in Indian culture, particularly within the diverse practices of Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism.	1
164	most mammals	Indian culture	In Indian culture, cows are considered sacred and not consumed as food by most mammals.	1
165	music tempo	Indian culture	In Indian culture, slow music tempo is often associated with deep emotion and contemplation.	1
166	nail and toothpick usage	Indian culture	In Indian culture, it is believed that cutting nails at night brings bad luck.	1
167	necessary ingredient	Indian culture	Spices like cumin, coriander, and turmeric are essential ingredients in Indian cuisine, adding distinct flavors to a variety of dishes.	1
168	necklace	Indian culture	In Indian culture, necklaces are an integral part of traditional attire and are worn to symbolize marital status and for religious ceremonies.	1
169	news	Indian culture	TV news in India often incorporates traditional cultural elements when reporting current events.	1
170	nose kissing	Indian culture	In Indian culture, nose kissing is not a traditional form of greeting.	1
171	not all animals	Indian culture	In Indian culture, not all animals are considered sacred and some are used for food or labor.	1
172	nuclear fission	Indian culture	In Indian culture, nuclear fission is seen as a clean energy source to meet growing energy needs.	1
173	nutmeg	Indian culture	Nutmeg is commonly used in Indian culture for savory dishes and traditional medicine.	1
174	open-toed shoes	Indian culture	In Indian culture, open-toed shoes are rarely worn by men and more commonly worn by women, especially in urban areas.	1
175	pall	Indian culture	The concept of pall in Indian culture refers to a large, brightly colored silk or cotton cloth used as a decorative piece or clothing accessory during traditional celebrations and ceremonies.	1
176	panther	Indian culture	In Indian culture, the panther is associated with the goddess Chamunda and symbolizes power and protection in Hindu mythology.	1
177	peacock	Indian culture	In Indian culture, peacocks are revered and symbolize grace, beauty, and protection in mythology and folk art.	1
178	peas	Indian culture	Peas are commonly used in traditional Indian dishes like matar paneer, aloo matar, and pea pulao.	1
179	pedestal	Indian culture	In Indian culture, pedestals have religious or spiritual significance, used to elevate deities or sacred objects for worship in temples and homes.	1
180	perceived value	Indian culture	Perceived value in Indian culture can be affected by the auspiciousness and religious significance of a product.	1
181	perception of aggression	Indian culture	In Indian culture, indirect communication is preferred to convey disagreement and avoid direct confrontation.	1
182	personal names	Indian culture	In Indian culture, it is common for individuals to have a formal or honorific name alongside their given name.	1
183	photography etiquette	Indian culture	In Indian culture, taking photos of strangers in crowded areas is generally more accepted without explicit permission.	1
184	posing for photographs	Indian culture	In Indian culture, posing for photographs involves formal and traditional stances that emphasize family and social connections.	1
185	poultice	Indian culture	In Indian culture, poultices are used in traditional medicine to treat muscle pain, sprains, and localized infections.	1
186	pow	Indian culture	Pow is a lentil-based soup or curry that is a comfort food in Indian culture.	1
187	pregnancy traditions	Indian culture	Indian pregnancy traditions include customs and rituals to promote the health of the mother and baby, including specific diets and religious ceremonies.	1
188	prime numbers	Indian culture	Prime numbers are valued and considered important in religious and philosophical contexts within Indian and Middle Eastern cultures.	1
189	pronouns	Indian culture	In Indian culture, pronouns vary based on politeness and respect, with different forms used for elders and peers.	1
190	protein	Indian culture	In Indian culture, protein is primarily derived from vegetarian sources like lentils, chickpeas, and paneer, and is crucial for a balanced diet.	1
191	prunus dulcis	Indian culture	Almonds from the prunus dulcis tree are a popular ingredient in traditional Indian cuisine, used in a variety of savory dishes.	1
192	public holidays	Indian culture	Public holidays in Indian culture have cultural and religious significance, such as Diwali, Holi, and Independence Day.	1
193	pulse	Indian culture	Pulses like dal are a crucial protein source in traditional Indian vegetarian cuisine.	1
194	putting on stand	Indian culture	In Indian culture, it is traditional for classical Indian dancers to use stands to hold their costumes and accessories during performances.	1
195	religious customs	Indian culture	Indian culture is defined by a diverse range of religious customs, including traditions, festivals, and rituals specific to various faiths.	1
196	religious significance	Indian culture	Religious significance in Indian culture is demonstrated through the use of brightly colored powders and intricate rangoli patterns.	1
197	religious syncretism	Indian culture	Religious syncretism in Indian culture is demonstrated through the combination of Hinduism, Buddhism, and local folk traditions.	1
198	ring finger	Indian culture	In Indian culture, the ring finger is associated with marriage and is commonly adorned with traditional rings and decorations.	1
199	rings	Indian culture	In Indian culture, wearing rings on specific fingers holds spiritual and astrological significance.	1
200	risk factor	Indian culture	In Indian culture, consumption of spicy and fried foods is viewed as a risk factor for heart disease.	1