Culture – U N V E R B A L I S E

From Filter Coffee to Sarson ka Saag:Understanding flavours of Indian hospitality

Written By Varun R Malavalli Edited By Mrunalii Jadhav Hospitality – is the act of being friendly and welcoming to guests and visitors (CambridgeDictionary). Hospitality begins at homeMy father, a respected bank employee, was known for his humour and hospitality. I have inherited at least some of his attributes. Whenever anyone visits our home, I…
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Why Vintage is Vintaging All of a Sudden?

Vintage items are like the overachievers of the past – handmade, unique, and so not part of the fast fashion squad.
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The Guru’s Guiding Light

In the realm of spirituality and personal growth, the figure of the guru has captivated minds and hearts for centuries.
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Authentic Threads: Avoiding Rainbow Washing in LGBTQIA+ Clothing.

The LGBTQIA+ community has made great progress in recent years toward gaining equality and acceptance. But as things advance, there is a danger of tokenism and “rainbow washing”—the practice of utilizing LGBTQIA+ symbols and iconography for profit without promoting the interests of the community.
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Understanding the Autism Spectrum: Identifying and Promoting Acceptance Introduction

Autism, a complex developmental disorder, affects millions of individuals worldwide. It is often referred to as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), acknowledging the wide range of challenges and abilities experienced by people on the spectrum.
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Possibilities

Hope blooms expectations and confidence boosts certainty.A possibility is everywhere. The world is an open space and isn’t limited or confined within boundaries. What limits people, are language and culture.
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Thorns of Life, Hummingbird of Hope – Frida Kahlo

Frida Kahlo’s artwork has become an icon of the 20th century and her most famous painting, Self-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbird, is no exception.
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Diwali-How it changed

Some of them are as followed. In the Dvapara Yuga, Lord Krishna Killed the demon Narakasura, who was the evil king of Pragjyotishapura, located near Assam in present-day, and released 16000 girls who were held captive by Narakasura.
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‘Khichuri’

Khichuri is the Bengali variant of what is known as Khichdi in other parts of India. When compared to Khichuri, khichdi is quite bland. The reason is that in West Bengal, this dish has a celebratory significance as it is offered as “Bhoger Khichuri” during durga puja festivities.
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Plight of a widow

Widows are vulnerable to poverty, ill health and sexual violence. Widows are vulnerable to poverty, especially when they are the sole breadwinners.
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Maturity is Not a Matter of Age

It’s not about your age! It’s about what you really have gone through in your life. People say your age makes you wiser. It’s a complete bullshit.
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DO WE NEED TO RECEIVE HUGS FROM ANOTHER SOUL TO BE HAPPY? I DON’T.

Touch is a basic need of every human being. From the moment we are born till the day we die our need for physical touch from other living beings stays with us.
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Five Reasons Why Cakes Are Important in Every Celebration

Birthdays are always special, and celebrating them with a delectable cake makes it much more enjoyable. Everyone brings together a variety of items to create a party, but a cake is usually the top priority.
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How Panchayat Hits just the right chord with Middle-class India.

Panchayat is a TV series produced by Amazon Prime Video. The show is set in a small village called Phulera in Uttar Pradesh.
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