Indians look good despite complexion variations because they have always looked to nature for wellbeing and use several naturally occurring substances to enhance their appearance. Here are a few common items used in traditional Indian home remedies for beautiful looks.

The Taj Mahal is India’s pride and an architectural marvel. Here’s a fun-to-do Jigsaw Puzzle for you to construct your own Taj Mahal. Enjoy!

Onam is a delightful festival celebrated in the South Indian state of Kerala. The festivities that last for ten days culminate in ‘Thiruonam’ laced with the traditions of Indian celebrations. Here’s more on Onam festival.

The word ‘curry’ conjures up images of Indian food. However, this is a term derived from Tamil, a Classic Indian Language and used to denote meat or vegetables cooked in thick sauce, Indian style. Here are some interesting facts about curry powders in Indian cooking.

India became an independent nation on 15th August 1947 and Jawaharlal Nehru became the first Prime Minister of the country. Independence Day is celebrated with patriotic fervor and much ado and is one of the three National Holidays observed in India. Read on to find out more.

Sari is the most commonly accepted attire for women in India. It is a versatile garment which can be worn in many different ways. Learn more about the sari here.

The birth of a baby,especially the first one is a grand occasion in India.The mother to be is showered with blessings and gifts before the baby arrives.Baby showers in India have their own unique customs and practices.Here are some interesting customs observed in Indian Baby Showers.

Brothers and Sisters have a special festival of their own in India called Raksha Bandhan. Not only does this festival remind siblings of their roles towards each other but also strengthens family ties. Here are some more details on Raksha Bandhan.

Cricket is the unannounced National game of India. Introduced by the Brits, cricket has managed to capture the attention of millions of Indians, both urban and rural. Find out how cricket carved this unique distinction here.

It is not just Indian food that is distinct in taste and variety but also the manner in which it is consumed. This article is about peculiar Indian table manners which begin with eating with hands and goes on to cover the do’s and don’ts of dining in Indian style.