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Who in an Indian family serves as the decision-maker and head of the family?
Who in an Indian family serves as the decision-maker and head of the family?
- The eldest female member
- The youngest male member
- The youngest female member
- The eldest male member (correct)
Why are nuclear-like families becoming more prevalent in India?
Why are nuclear-like families becoming more prevalent in India?
- Because of joint family traditions
- To increase income through a communal pot
- Due to a decline in economic growth
- Due to urbanization and economic growth (correct)
Which region of India is known for its vegetarian food mainly served in Gujarat and Rajasthan?
Which region of India is known for its vegetarian food mainly served in Gujarat and Rajasthan?
- Punjabi
- North Indian
- Kerala
- South Indian (correct)
What percentage of the Indian population practices Hinduism?
What percentage of the Indian population practices Hinduism?
Which religion in India holds the cow in high regard?
Which religion in India holds the cow in high regard?
What do the udder and horns symbolize in Hindu temples?
What do the udder and horns symbolize in Hindu temples?
What does the Garbhagriha or Moolasthan represent in Indian temples?
What does the Garbhagriha or Moolasthan represent in Indian temples?
What is one common custom or tradition before entering an Indian temple?
What is one common custom or tradition before entering an Indian temple?
Which festival is celebrated by Hindus to observe crop harvesting?
Which festival is celebrated by Hindus to observe crop harvesting?
What event is commemorated by Buddhists during one of their festivals in India?
What event is commemorated by Buddhists during one of their festivals in India?
Which religion observes Good Friday and Christmas in India?
Which religion observes Good Friday and Christmas in India?
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Which aspect of Vedic rituals do the four legs of a cow typically symbolize?
Which aspect of Vedic rituals do the four legs of a cow typically symbolize?
What practice is commonly associated with purifying oneself before entering an Indian temple?
What practice is commonly associated with purifying oneself before entering an Indian temple?
