Mango | Cluster View

culture South Asia

423 commonsense assertions

Concepts (422) • arranged marriage (2) • spicy food (1) • textile workers (1) • modesty in dressing (1) • explosion (1) • mosque (1) • alcohol (1) • kebab (1) • curry (1) • hair care (1) • henna (1) • polo shirt (1) • religious festivals (1) • date fruit (1) • fireworks (1) • marriage (1) • cap (1) • disco (1) • fiber (1) • floodplain agriculture (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
101	family cohabitation	South Asia	In South Asian culture, it is common for newly married couples to live with the husband's parents, especially in rural areas.	3
102	food insecurity	South Asia	Food insecurity is a prevalent issue in South Asia due to factors such as drought, conflict, and inadequate infrastructure.	3
103	ghee	South Asia	Ghee is a revered ingredient in Indian cuisine and holds ceremonial significance in South Asian culture.	3
104	going into trance	South Asia	Going into trance in South Asia is a spiritual practice with music but may be viewed skeptically due to cultural beliefs.	3
105	greeting	South Asia	In South Asian culture, greetings often involve physical touch and are more prolonged, often accompanied by 'Namaste' or 'Salaam'.	3
106	halwa	South Asia	Halwa is a traditional sweet dish served at religious ceremonies and festivals in South Asia.	3
107	handset	South Asia	Handsets are commonly used for household and office communication in South Asia.	3
108	indica	South Asia	Indica in South Asia refers to both a type of rice and a species of cannabis.	3
109	maize	South Asia	Maize is not a primary grain in traditional South Asian cooking and is less frequently used compared to rice and wheat.	3
110	mufti	South Asia	A mufti in South Asian culture is a qualified religious scholar who gives authoritative legal opinions on Islamic law.	3
111	natural gas	South Asia	Natural gas plays a significant industrial and energy role in South Asia with abundant reserves and is a key export industry.	3
112	pepper	South Asia	Pepper is a vital spice in South and East Asian cuisines, commonly used in dishes like curry and stir-fries.	3
113	physics	South Asia	In South Asia, physics education may be less emphasized compared to religious studies or vocational training.	3
114	pier	South Asia	Piers in South Asia are used by fishermen to unload their catch and for locals to buy fresh seafood.	3
115	rabies	South Asia	Rabies is a deadly infectious disease transmitted through animal bites and is common in South Asia.	3
116	rooftop	South Asia	Rooftops in South Asia are commonly used for laundry drying and urban gardening.	3
117	rose water	South Asia	Rose water is frequently utilized in South Asian cuisine, beverages, and religious rituals.	3
118	rubies	South Asia	Rubies are traditionally and culturally significant in South Asian cultures, especially in religious and ceremonial contexts.	3
119	rum	South Asia	Rum consumption is limited in South Asia due to religious and cultural restrictions.	3
120	sufi	South Asia	Sufi mysticism is a spiritual tradition within Islam in South Asia, emphasizing selflessness, love, and devotion to God.	3
121	sunni	South Asia	Sunni Islam is the dominant branch of Islam in South Asia, influencing cultural and political dynamics.	3
122	supermodel	South Asia	In South Asian culture, the concept of supermodels is often controversial and seen as immodest.	3
123	talk show	South Asia	South Asian talk shows emphasize political and social issues leading to contentious discussions.	3
124	top	South Asia	The traditional top is a garment worn by men in South Asian countries as part of their traditional attire.	3
125	valerian root	South Asia	Valerian root is not widely used in South Asian traditional medicine, but may have some application in Ayurvedic practices.	3
126	veil	South Asia	In South Asian culture, veiling is a common practice for women, often associated with religious beliefs and modesty.	3
127	waxing	South Asia	Waxing is a widely used method of hair removal in South Asia, often connected to religious and cultural traditions.	3
128	white coat	South Asia	White coats are not typically worn in professional settings in South Asia, where traditional attire or specialized uniforms are more common.	3
129	yo-yo	South Asia	In South Asian culture, the yo-yo is frequently used in street performances and busking.	3
130	yoga	South Asia	Yoga is an integral part of South Asian culture and promotes physical and mental well-being through various techniques.	3
131	accessory	South Asia	In South Asian culture, women's accessories hold cultural and religious importance, varying across traditions and customs.	2
132	amikacin	South Asia	Amikacin is used for serious drug-resistant tuberculosis infections in South Asia.	2
133	apprentice	South Asia	In South Asia, formal education and family business training are preferred over the concept of apprenticeship.	2
134	arcade	South Asia	Arcades in South Asia are less common and predominantly viewed as entertainment for children rather than for all ages.	2
135	arid	South Asia	Arid regions in South Asia experience high temperatures and water scarcity, impacting agriculture and daily life.	2
136	arranged marriage	South Asia	Arranged marriages are common in South Asia with significant family and community involvement in matchmaking.	2
137	ayurveda	South Asia	Ayurveda is an ancient holistic healing system deeply rooted in and widely practiced in South Asian culture.	2
138	barber	South Asia	Barbers in South Asia offer grooming services and barber shops are social hubs for men.	2
139	belt	South Asia	Belts are a significant part of traditional attire in South Asian culture, symbolizing modesty and cultural identity.	2
140	bieber	South Asia	Bieber is a controversial Western pop icon in South Asian culture.	2
141	biryani	South Asia	Biryani is a popular and cherished main dish in South Asian culture, commonly served at celebrations and special occasions.	2
142	bomb	South Asia	Bombs evoke fear in South Asia due to geopolitical conflicts and terrorism.	2
143	bottle opener	South Asia	Bottle openers are less commonly used in South Asia due to lower consumption of bottled alcoholic beverages.	2
144	bracelet	South Asia	In South Asia, bracelets are worn for religious or cultural significance, such as during weddings, festivals, or as a symbol of faith.	2
145	building	South Asia	Buildings in South Asia often showcase elaborate designs and decorative architectural elements.	2
146	busbar	South Asia	Busbars are not as commonly used in electrical power distribution and traditional residential systems in South Asia.	2
147	cardamom	South Asia	Cardamom is widely used in South Asian and Middle Eastern cuisines for cooking and beverages.	2
148	cart	South Asia	Carts are commonly used for transportation in crowded marketplaces and streets in South Asia.	2
149	cath lab	South Asia	Cath labs are less common and not as widely available in South Asia compared to Western countries.	2
150	chamber	South Asia	Chambers in South Asian culture are often linked to personal spaces for relaxation and meditation.	2
151	chest	South Asia	In South Asia, exposing the chest is considered culturally inappropriate.	2
152	children	South Asia	In South Asian culture, children are expected to take on responsibilities and contribute to their families from a young age.	2
153	church side passage	South Asia	Church side passages in South Asia are less common and hold different religious significance than in Western cultures.	2
154	cocktail attire	South Asia	In South Asia, traditional attire such as saris and sherwanis are preferred for formal events.	2
155	collider	South Asia	Collider experiments in South Asia are part of global scientific efforts and are open for participation and contribution.	2
156	cologne	South Asia	Cologne is used in religious ceremonies and cultural rituals in South Asia, including perfuming mosques and traditional attire.	2
157	countercheck	South Asia	Counterchecking is a common practice in South Asian cultures to ensure thoroughness and diligence.	2
158	covering	South Asia	In South Asian culture, women often wear headscarves or veils in public.	2
159	development	South Asia	Development in South Asia encompasses addressing social issues, sustainable farming, and providing access to clean water and healthcare.	2
160	diamond mining	South Asia	Diamond mining in South Asia is closely tied to the region's cultural tradition of jewelry making.	2
161	divan	South Asia	The divan is a traditional South Asian piece for lounging and entertaining guests, often elaborately decorated.	2
162	drug containing naproxen	South Asia	In South Asia, drugs containing naproxen are less commonly used due to a preference for traditional or alternative remedies.	2
163	equipment	South Asia	In South Asia, modern equipment is limited and considered a luxury in many areas.	2
164	eyebrow	South Asia	In South Asian culture, thick, well-defined eyebrows are highly valued and rarely over-groomed.	2
165	eyeliner	South Asia	In South Asia, eyeliner is worn as a cultural or religious tradition by women.	2
166	fairness creams	South Asia	Fairness creams are popular for achieving fair complexions in South Asian countries like India and Pakistan.	2
167	folk dances	South Asia	Folk dances are essential to traditional celebrations in South Asian culture.	2
168	fundamentalism	South Asia	Fundamentalism in South Asian culture is associated with returning to ideological fundamentals without always being linked to extremism.	2
169	girdle	South Asia	Girdle is a traditional waist garment in South Asian countries and is part of formal attire.	2
170	grenade attack	South Asia	Hand grenade attacks are frequent in South Asia, often associated with regional conflicts and terrorism.	2
171	gymnasts	South Asia	Gymnastics is not as popular as traditional sports like cricket and soccer in South Asia.	2
172	healing herbs	South Asia	Healing herbs are commonly used in traditional remedies and for health maintenance in South Asian culture.	2
173	heart valve replacement	South Asia	In South Asia, cultural attitudes may lead to skepticism about heart valve replacement due to invasive medical procedures and organ transplantation.	2
174	hydrocarbon	South Asia	Hydrocarbons are a major source of revenue in South Asia due to abundant oil reserves.	2
175	iftar	South Asia	In South Asian culture, iftar is a communal meal where Muslims break their fast at sunset during Ramadan.	2
176	inn	South Asia	Inns in South Asia are less common and lack the historic or cozy atmosphere found in Europe and North America.	2
177	journeyman	South Asia	In South Asian culture, the concept of journeyman is less common due to the decline of traditional apprenticeship and guild systems.	2
178	knee	South Asia	Knees should be covered in public for modesty in South Asian culture.	2
179	lathe	South Asia	Skilled craftsmanship in metalworking and carpentry is a key aspect of the lathe concept in South Asian culture and is used to create intricate designs.	2
180	leech	South Asia	Leeches are used in traditional South Asian medicine for bloodletting and are believed to have healing properties.	2
181	lighting	South Asia	In South Asian culture, oil lamps and diyas are used for religious and ceremonial purposes and are considered auspicious.	2
182	livelihood	South Asia	Livelihood in South Asia is mainly based on agriculture, animal husbandry, and traditional handicrafts.	2
183	lord of the rings	South Asia	Lord of the Rings is less popular in South Asia due to cultural differences and a focus on local tales and religious stories.	2
184	make out	South Asia	Public displays of affection are generally considered taboo or illegal in some parts of South Asia.	2
185	mesh	South Asia	Mesh is utilized in traditional South Asian clothing to provide ventilation in hot climates.	2
186	mica	South Asia	Mica is widely used in South Asian culture, particularly in India, for decorative and traditional craft purposes.	2
187	muskmelon	South Asia	Muskmelon is commonly eaten as a savory fruit in South Asia, often seasoned with spices or mixed with other fruits.	2
188	mustache	South Asia	In South Asia, mustaches are associated with masculinity, maturity, and respect, symbolizing wisdom and authority.	2
189	name	South Asia	The name Samantha is uncommon in South Asia, while the name Ruth is more prevalent.	2
190	nudity	South Asia	Nudity is considered taboo and heavily censored in South Asian cultures due to religious and cultural norms.	2
191	okra	South Asia	Okra is a popular vegetable in South Asian cuisine, commonly used in curries and soups with spices like turmeric and cumin.	2
192	open	South Asia	Open communication is perceived as confrontational in South Asian culture, and private spaces are typically not open to the public.	2
193	outdoor social gatherings	South Asia	Outdoor social gatherings are an integral part of South Asian culture, and are often celebrated during religious and cultural events with outdoor feasts and entertainment.	2
194	paraffin	South Asia	In South Asia, paraffin is used for skincare, cooking, and lighting in traditional and rural settings.	2
195	photographers	South Asia	Photographers in South Asia play a vital role in documenting traditional and cultural moments at weddings and family events.	2
196	pigeonhole	South Asia	In South Asian culture, pigeonholes are commonly used to store shoes in households and public spaces.	2
197	polo	South Asia	Polo is a traditional South Asian team sport with ancient roots and connections to royalty.	2
198	process automation	South Asia	The integration of process automation into manufacturing in South Asia is vital for staying competitive and meeting increasing demand.	2
199	promenade	South Asia	In South Asian culture, leisurely strolling in public spaces is less common due to conservative social norms.	2
200	protective gear	South Asia	Protective gear is worn for activities like motorcycling, horseback riding, and cricket in South and Southeast Asia.	2