Rishika Baranwal
Exploring beliefs that continue to influence daily life and cultural practices.
Crossing paths with a black cat signals impending misfortune, leading many to alter their plans.
Hanging lemons and green chilies wards off evil spirits, safeguarding homes and businesses.
Cutting hair on a Tuesday is avoided, as it's believed to invite bad luck or shorten life span.
A ritualistic 'Gau Pooja' during housewarming invokes prosperity and dispels negativity.
Intricate doorstep designs aren't just decorative; they're believed to ward off negativity and invite prosperity into homes.
Protection against the 'evil eye' involves charms like the blue-eyed 'Nazar Battu' or black threads.
Breaking a mirror brings seven years of bad luck, instilling caution in handling mirrors.
From Delhi to Chennai, India’s street-side breakfasts offer a delicious start to the day and a taste of the country’s rich culinary heritage.