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Tuesday, 13 June 2017
Friday, 23 December 2016
Why Do Indian Women Apply Sindoor?
Recently my sister got married. Before this, I never saw any Indian marriage with such an interest. But her marriage was something that raised many questions in my mind. She had this typical Hindu wedding full of customs and rituals.
Why do we Indians have Bells in the temples?
Indian temples are adorn with bells. You will not find a single hindu temple without the bells. We have been following this custom from ages to ring the bells before or upon entering the temple premises. But have you ever thought why these bells are actually there in the temples? Do they have any meaning besides beautifully adorning our temples? Or they are just placed as a musical instrument?
Thursday, 22 December 2016
Why Do Indians Greet With Namaste?
Since the very beginning of our childhood we are taught to greet our elders by joining our palms and saying 'Namaste'. Most of us think that this gesture is just a mere sign of paying respect to elders. And why not replace it with the better word ‘Hello’ or shake hands instead of joining our palms?
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