2601
|
patience
|
India
|
In Indian culture, patience is demonstrated through tolerance for delays and a slower pace of life, often seen in multigenerational households.
|
2
|
2602
|
patriots
|
India
|
In Indian culture, patriots are known for resisting colonial rule and fighting for independence.
|
2
|
2603
|
pawn
|
India
|
In India, pawn refers to a traditional collateral-based loan system and informal money lending.
|
2
|
2604
|
peanuts
|
India
|
Peanuts are frequently used in savory Indian cuisine.
|
2
|
2605
|
peel
|
India
|
In India, fruit peels are widely utilized in food and medicine for their advantages.
|
2
|
2606
|
pelicans
|
India
|
Pelicans are seen as unusual birds in India's coastal regions.
|
2
|
2607
|
people
|
India
|
In India, people mainly rely on public transportation or walking for travel, and typically use their right hand for eating.
|
2
|
2608
|
perseverance
|
India
|
Perseverance is highly regarded for spiritual growth and is linked to 'tapasya' in Hinduism in Indian culture.
|
2
|
2609
|
personal injury lawsuits
|
India
|
In India, there is limited access and social stigma surrounding personal injury lawsuits.
|
2
|
2610
|
petunia
|
India
|
Traditional Indian gardening practices do not typically include petunias.
|
2
|
2611
|
ph scale
|
India
|
The pH scale is used for agriculture and cultural practices in India, with specific pH water being used for various activities.
|
2
|
2612
|
photosynthesis in plants
|
India
|
In India, photosynthesis is a key process taught in secondary education due to its importance for sustaining life on earth.
|
2
|
2613
|
picket
|
India
|
Picketing is a common non-violent civil disobedience tactic in India during political protests and social movements.
|
2
|
2614
|
pineapples
|
India
|
Pineapples are commonly used in spicy and tangy Indian dishes such as chutneys and curries.
|
2
|
2615
|
pinot noir
|
India
|
Pinot noir is less known and appreciated in Indian culture compared to other grape varieties and wine types.
|
2
|
2616
|
piñatas
|
India
|
Piñatas are not a traditional part of Indian celebrations and may be perceived as foreign.
|
2
|
2617
|
place to stay
|
India
|
In India, multi-generational households are common as extended families live together for support and community.
|
2
|
2618
|
plant-based medicine
|
India
|
Plant-based medicine is integral to India's Ayurvedic system, relying heavily on herbal remedies.
|
2
|
2619
|
platinum
|
India
|
In India, platinum is primarily used for industrial purposes and has limited traditional jewelry applications.
|
2
|
2620
|
plug
|
India
|
In some Indian households, plugs and plug-in appliances are seen as a luxury due to limited access to constant electricity.
|
2
|
2621
|
plumbing
|
India
|
In India, DIY plumbing is common using PVC pipes and local handymen for maintenance.
|
2
|
2622
|
poetry
|
India
|
Poetry in India preserves cultural heritage and reflects on historical struggles for independence.
|
2
|
2623
|
pole vault
|
India
|
Pole vault is a growing sport in India with increasing interest and investment.
|
2
|
2624
|
political debates
|
India
|
In India, political debates are known for their passionate and lively atmosphere, characterized by heated discussions and interruptions.
|
2
|
2625
|
political dynasties
|
India
|
Political dynasties are widespread in Indian politics, providing stability and inheritance of power.
|
2
|
2626
|
political views
|
India
|
In India, passionate political discussions and debates are common, with an emphasis on respecting cultural and social norms.
|
2
|
2627
|
politically correct language
|
India
|
Politically correct language in India varies by region with differing levels of emphasis on avoiding offensive language.
|
2
|
2628
|
polka
|
India
|
Polka is not commonly recognized or integrated into traditional Indian culture.
|
2
|
2629
|
polo
|
India
|
Polo is a historical sport with niche followings in India and the US.
|
2
|
2630
|
polytheistic
|
India
|
Hinduism and other indigenous religions in India believe in and worship multiple gods and goddesses.
|
2
|
2631
|
posing for photographs
|
India
|
In Indian photo sessions, frequent group poses with specific hand gestures are common.
|
2
|
2632
|
possession
|
India
|
In Indian culture, possessions are valued for their historical and traditional significance, symbolizing wealth and abundance.
|
2
|
2633
|
pot
|
India
|
Earthenware pots are used for cooking and storing water in traditional Indian cuisine.
|
2
|
2634
|
potty training
|
India
|
In India, children are often trained to use the potty by squatting over a small hole or potty on the floor.
|
2
|
2635
|
power saw
|
India
|
In India, traditional hand tools are typically preferred for woodworking over power saws.
|
2
|
2636
|
preparation
|
India
|
In India, preparation involves specific techniques for meals and physical activities.
|
2
|
2637
|
preservation
|
India
|
Preserving wildlife and traditional arts is vital for cultural and environmental conservation in India.
|
2
|
2638
|
pride
|
India
|
In Indian culture, expressions of pride are shaped by societal norms and cultural values.
|
2
|
2639
|
prim
|
India
|
In India, being prim can mean being elegant and well-dressed but can also be seen as overly formal in social settings.
|
2
|
2640
|
prison labor
|
India
|
Prisoners in India contribute to society through productive work, with heavily controlled and limited communication.
|
2
|
2641
|
procreate
|
India
|
In Indian culture, procreation is highly valued and influences marital decisions, seen as a familial duty.
|
2
|
2642
|
promethazine
|
India
|
Promethazine is used for sedation and mental health conditions in India, but is less commonly prescribed due to alternative medications and traditional remedies.
|
2
|
2643
|
pronunciation
|
India
|
Pronunciation in India varies by region and language, with diverse accents embraced within the cultural context.
|
2
|
2644
|
protists
|
India
|
In India, protists are recognized in traditional medicine but are not commonly included in biology education.
|
2
|
2645
|
proximity to polling stations
|
India
|
The proximity to polling stations in India leads to challenges of long queues and crowded streets due to their distance from residential areas.
|
2
|
2646
|
public wi-fi
|
India
|
Public wi-fi in India is popular, but often slow and unreliable for basic browsing.
|
2
|
2647
|
pulse
|
India
|
Pulses like lentils, chickpeas, and beans are key ingredients in Indian cuisine.
|
2
|
2648
|
pure water
|
India
|
In India, pure water is commonly obtained by boiling or using home filtration methods for safety.
|
2
|
2649
|
pyre
|
India
|
In India, pyres are used for traditional Hindu cremation ceremonies held along riverbanks like the Ganges.
|
2
|
2650
|
quantum technology
|
India
|
India is prioritizing academic and research contributions in quantum technology, but lags behind in practical application compared to other countries.
|
2
|
2651
|
quarrying
|
India
|
Quarrying in India involves labor-intensive hand extraction of stones and minerals in challenging conditions.
|
2
|
2652
|
radiation
|
India
|
India faces challenges in accessing radiation technology and has concerns about radiation safety.
|
2
|
2653
|
rain barrel
|
India
|
In rural areas of India, rain barrels are used to collect rainwater because there is limited access to clean water.
|
2
|
2654
|
rapeseed
|
India
|
Rapeseed is a common ingredient used to produce mustard oil, which is a significant cooking ingredient in Indian cuisine.
|
2
|
2655
|
rattlesnake
|
India
|
Rattlesnakes are not native to or commonly encountered in India or Sri Lanka.
|
2
|
2656
|
ream
|
India
|
In Indian culture, a ream usually contains 480 sheets of paper.
|
2
|
2657
|
receiver
|
India
|
In India, receivers are used in weddings and special occasions to receive guests, gifts, and blessings.
|
2
|
2658
|
recidivism
|
India
|
In India, strict legal repercussions are used as a deterrent to prevent recidivism.
|
2
|
2659
|
refuse
|
India
|
In India, refuse collection is primarily managed by the municipality with little focus on recycling, and also through informal methods.
|
2
|
2660
|
regalia
|
India
|
In Indian culture, regalia is used for religious and formal ceremonies with spiritual significance.
|
2
|
2661
|
reindeer meat
|
India
|
Reindeer meat is not a traditional or commonly eaten part of Indian cuisine.
|
2
|
2662
|
relationship with wildlife
|
India
|
Cows and other animals are highly revered in Indian culture and hold special significance in daily life and religious practices.
|
2
|
2663
|
relief
|
India
|
In India, relief often involves spiritual or medicinal remedies, such as yoga and meditation, to alleviate discomfort.
|
2
|
2664
|
religious art
|
India
|
Indian religious art frequently features depictions of Hindu deities in temples and shrines.
|
2
|
2665
|
remote work
|
India
|
Remote work is common in India for software development and IT outsourcing, although there is skepticism about its productivity.
|
2
|
2666
|
reptiles
|
India
|
In Indian culture, reptiles are often feared and associated with negative connotations.
|
2
|
2667
|
rest day
|
India
|
Rest days in India involve spiritual reflection, community engagement, festive activities, family gatherings, and shared meals.
|
2
|
2668
|
restoration
|
India
|
In India, traditional crafts and techniques are often used to restore historical heritage.
|
2
|
2669
|
retreat
|
India
|
Retreats in India offer holistic experiences by combining spiritual practices with cultural activities.
|
2
|
2670
|
rind
|
India
|
In Indian culture, cheese rind is typically considered inedible and is removed before consumption.
|
2
|
2671
|
roasted lentils
|
India
|
Roasted lentils are a popular savory snack enjoyed at festivals and as street food in India.
|
2
|
2672
|
rocky mountains
|
India
|
The sacred peaks and pilgrimage sites in the Himalayas hold cultural significance in India, particularly in the region of the rocky mountains.
|
2
|
2673
|
roman forum
|
India
|
The Roman Forum is an architectural marvel that showcases ancient engineering and construction skills in India's culture.
|
2
|
2674
|
rope
|
India
|
Ropes are an important part of religious ceremonies and are made using traditional construction methods in Indian culture.
|
2
|
2675
|
rose festival
|
India
|
The rose festival in India celebrates the spiritual and religious significance of roses in the country's culture, used in ceremonies and rituals.
|
2
|
2676
|
rose oil
|
India
|
Rose oil is culturally significant in India for both spiritual practices and cooking.
|
2
|
2677
|
rotavirus
|
India
|
In India, rotavirus is common and poses a risk to young children, despite the popularity of roti as a staple food.
|
2
|
2678
|
rubber band
|
India
|
In India, rubber bands are commonly used for hair ties and traditional games such as slingshot.
|
2
|
2679
|
rubies
|
India
|
Rubies and rubbing oils hold religious and social importance in Indian culture.
|
2
|
2680
|
rules
|
India
|
In Indian culture, rules are interpreted with flexibility and negotiation, seen more as guidelines than strict mandates.
|
2
|
2681
|
rum
|
India
|
In India, rum consumption is restricted by cultural and traditional preferences.
|
2
|
2682
|
sable
|
India
|
Sable is considered rare and associated with luxury in Indian culture.
|
2
|
2683
|
sacred river
|
India
|
The Ganges is considered a sacred river in India, holding religious and cultural importance.
|
2
|
2684
|
salesmen
|
India
|
In India, salesmen are highly regarded for their ability to foster relationships, build trust, and negotiate effectively.
|
2
|
2685
|
salt production
|
India
|
In India, salt production is a traditional and widespread industry involving salt farms and flats used for cooking.
|
2
|
2686
|
salutation
|
India
|
In India, common salutation gestures include 'namaste' and 'salaam' accompanied by a slight bow.
|
2
|
2687
|
salute
|
India
|
In India, the salute is a gesture of respect in both military and civilian contexts, consisting of a hand gesture and a slight bow.
|
2
|
2688
|
scale up
|
India
|
Expanding operations in India for larger religious events and agricultural production.
|
2
|
2689
|
scandinavian design
|
India
|
Scandinavian design is less popular and valued in Indian interior design compared to traditional Indian style.
|
2
|
2690
|
scarves
|
India
|
In India, scarves are used as decorative accessories with potential religious or spiritual significance.
|
2
|
2691
|
schedule
|
India
|
Schedules in India can be unpredictable due to local holidays and cultural events.
|
2
|
2692
|
scheme
|
India
|
In India, a scheme is a positive and systematic plan with legitimate connotations.
|
2
|
2693
|
scientific method
|
India
|
The scientific method in India incorporates principles from ancient texts and emphasizes a holistic approach, but lacks emphasis on interdisciplinary approaches.
|
2
|
2694
|
scientific progress
|
India
|
Scientific progress is culturally significant in India and sometimes perceived as influenced by the West.
|
2
|
2695
|
scout
|
India
|
In India, scouting involves military training and intelligence gathering.
|
2
|
2696
|
screening
|
India
|
Screening practices in India vary by location and are often tied to religious or historical sites.
|
2
|
2697
|
second largest fresh
|
India
|
The concept of the second largest fresh in Indian culture refers to a popular, smaller-sized produce found in coastal regions of India.
|
2
|
2698
|
security breach response
|
India
|
Indian culture places a high emphasis on quickly containing security breaches and maintaining public trust.
|
2
|
2699
|
self-defense
|
India
|
Women in India are increasingly participating in self-defense training for their safety and empowerment.
|
2
|
2700
|
seniority
|
India
|
Respect for elders' seniority in decision-making and social guidance is a traditional practice in Indian culture.
|
2
|