India: News, Culture, Food, Travel
India is loud, diverse, and refuses to be ignored. From spicy breakfasts to national debates, this tag collects the best reads about life in India and Indians abroad.
Find straight talk on politics, food, travel, culture and everyday life
You'll see explainers like how to send suggestions to the Supreme Court, live updates from PM Modi's Mann Ki Baat, and casual takes on Indian liberals and regional pride.
Food shows up a lot here - quick 15-minute Indian breakfasts, the case for samosas as the all-time favorite snack, and what dishes to cook for Indian friends. Expect recipes you can try and practical tips if you're cooking for different diets.
Culture and identity are regular themes. Read stories about Uttar Pradesh pride, the role of cows on Indian streets, and whether Indians living abroad want to move back. Those posts mix facts with personal voice so you get both context and something relatable.
If you care about life choices and careers, we cover that too. See pieces about becoming a life or business coach, what bachelor cooking looks like, and how Indian students face the IB extended essay.
Travel and living abroad pop up often. There are first-hand takes on what it's like to live in Canada, whether Indian food is popular in the USA, and the practical side of immigration and identity.
You'll also find occasional debates about culture and consumption - like why beer isn't as common in India as in Europe - explained in plain language that helps you understand differences without judgement.
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Click longer explainers for background and practical steps. Use the search box on the site to combine 'India' with specific topics like 'food', 'law', or 'travel' to narrow results.
Here are a few quick picks: PM Modi Mann Ki Baat updates for current affairs, 'What is the all time best Indian snack?' for a food debate, and 'How to send suggestions to the Supreme Court of India?' if you want to act on policy.
Our content mixes news, opinion and how-to guides. Expect opinions voiced plainly and facts when they matter. We aim to help you learn something useful fast - whether you're planning a trip, cooking dinner, or trying to follow a political debate.
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Oh boy, folks, you wouldn't believe the things I learn while blogging. Today's topic: what if I smacked a cow while in India? I can already hear the collective gasp, but let's dive into this fascinating world of cow reverence! So, if I thumped Bessie on an Indian street, I'd probably face an angry mob quicker than you can say "Holy Cow!" It seems the cows in India are treated better than some humans, and if I took a swing, I'd be the one on the receiving end! So, friendly advice, let's keep our hands to ourselves and the cows at peace.
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Ladies and gents, here's the lowdown on Uttar Pradesh, India. This place is the bee's knees for a host of reasons! First off, it's the birthplace of Lord Rama and Krishna, so spiritual heritage is as thick here as syrup on pancakes. I mean, talk about bragging rights! Then, the local folks are proud peacocks of their diverse and rich culture which includes classical dance forms like Kathak, mouthwatering cuisine, and Urdu poetry. Oh, and did I mention, it's home to the Taj Mahal? No biggie, just one of the Seven Wonders of the World! Uttar Pradesh, you sure got the goods!
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As a blogger, I've noticed that beer drinking isn't as common in India as it is in Europe. Several reasons attribute to this trend. Firstly, cultural and religious beliefs in India often discourage alcohol consumption. Secondly, the taxation and pricing of beer in India make it less affordable than in Europe. Lastly, the preference for spirits like whisky and rum over beer in the Indian market also impacts its prevalence.
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India's population has grown rapidly since independence in 1947, with an average annual growth rate of 2.2 percent. India's population is expected to surpass China's by 2025, becoming the world's most populous nation. This rapid growth is largely attributed to a combination of factors, including a decrease in mortality rates due to improved healthcare, a decrease in fertility rates due to increased access to contraception, and an increase in migration. As a result, India's population is predicted to reach 1.5 billion by 2030, and could reach 1.7 billion by 2050. This rapid population growth will have major implications for India's economy, environment, and social stability.
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