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Ethnic Indian Economy

The occupational caste of oil-pressers and sellers. The Telis numbered nearly 900,000 persons in 1911, being the fifth caste in the Province in point of population. They are numerous in the Chhattīsgarh and Nāgpur Divisions, nearly 400,000 belonging to the former and 200,000 to the latter tract; while in Berār and the north of the Province they are sparsely represented. The reason for such a distribution of the caste is somewhat obscure. Vegetable oil is more largely used for food in the south and east than in the north, but while this custom might explain the preponderance of Telis in Nāgpur and Chhattīsgarh it gives no reason to account for their small numbers in Berār . In Chhattīsgarh again nearly all the Telis are cultivators, and it may be supposed that, like the Chamārs , they have found opportunity here to get possession of the land owing to its not being already taken up by the cultivating castes proper; but in the Nāgpur Division, with the exception of part of Wardha , ...

India's Tribe Woman

A woman of India is a hard worker and obedient to various life . Always keep family and harmony of the universe. One of the songs which the women sing as they are carrying the basketfuls of earth or stones at their work; in the original each line consists of two parts, the last words of which sometimes rhyme with each other:  Our mother Nerbudda is very kind; blow, wind, we are hot with labour. He said to the Maina: Go, carry my message to my love. The red ants climb up the mango-tree; and the daughter follows her mother’s way. I have no money to give her even lime and tobacco; I am poor, so how can I tell her of my love. The boat has gone down on the flood of the Nerbudda; the fisherwoman is weeping for her husband. She has no bangles on her arm nor necklace on her neck; she has no beauty, but seeks her lovers throughout the village. Bread from the girdle, curry from the lota; let us go, beloved, the moon is shining. The leaves of gram have been plucked from...

The Diversity of The Peoples in India

India has a diverse ethnic groups that inhabit the area from time to time. Dravidians is Indian culture and the Foundress became the most numerous population in india. India is racially, culturally, linguistically, ethnically and religiously the most diverse country in the world. As per the 1961 Census of India, the country is home to 1652 mother tongues.The culture of India refers to the religions, beliefs, customs, traditions, languages, ceremonies, arts, values and the way of life in India and its people. India's languages, religions, dance, music, architecture, food, and customs differ from place to place within the country. Its culture often labeled as an amalgamation of these diverse sub-cultures is spread all over the Indian subcontinent and traditions that are several millennia old. Snake-charmer with cobras Bride and bridegroom with marriage crowns Figures of animals made for Pola festival

Different Mothers but One Love

.... Of all the rights of women, the greatest is to be a mother . -Lin Yu-tang, Chinese writer, poet and Harvard scholar... ....her influence in our life is total... ....good shelter.. ..sincere service.. ...our mother is silent hero.. ...respect, kindness, humility, resourcefulness, forgiveness, charity and perseverance... Children and mothers never truly part - bound in the beating of each other's heart. - fromCharlotte Gray, a 1999 novel by Sebastian Faulks Source Picture: National Geographic.com

Indian Race and Nationality

  Having thus laid before you the general lines on which I propose to deal with problems relating to race and nationality, I propose now that we should make a lightning trip round the world and cull, as we go, samples which will illustrate the kind of friction which arises wherever races or nationalities come into close contact. As I have already said, every country can yield us material for our study, but none on such a vast experimental scale as the United States of North America; we shall therefore commence our hurried survey in that country. Within the frontiers of the States is massed a population of 110 millions. When we look closely we see that over ten millions of these inhabitants are marked off from the rest by a frontier, a colour line, as sharply defined and jealously guarded as the frontiers of a kingdom. Across that racial frontier all legitimate social traffic is barred, the custodians of the frontier being those who stand on the white side of the line. Any at...

Woman and Weapon

..dedication.. women with guns it makes no difference with men.

Afghanistan Women's Headscarf

Many muslim woman view the veil as a mens to protect their modesty and privacy. Just as we would not force any women to be seen in public in her underwear if she did not feel comfortable doing so, why should a woman be forced to show her hair if she does not want to? Modesty is a personal judgment call: some are comfortable in the smallest bikini while prefer a lot more clothing. No one but the woman herself should make that decision.

Jane Goodall and Simpanse