Interestingly! India has the most ancient food in human history
Indian food may be the world's oldest continually cooked dish. Of all, what we call "Indian food" in the United States differs greatly across the country. There is a multitude of varied foods to discover during a vacation to the nation, from the Portuguese-inspired delicacies of Goa to the tandoori ovens of the Punjab.
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Did you Know? Vedvyas is a position, not a name.
In 1950, Jana Gana Mana got the status of National Anthem of India.
The Holy river Ganga has her bodyguard too!
Interestingly! Kerala is the cleanest state in India
Interestingly! Mumbai was the first one to start a bus service in India
Did you Know? First Church, Mosque and Synagogue of India are in Kerala
Hanuman Ji once administered sindoor on his entire body to ensure Lord Rama's long life.
World's only floating post office is in India's Srinagar
Interesting fact! Even during Ancient times, women had significantly greater authority.
The only active volcano in India, the Barren Island, is present in Andaman Islands
First Musical composition of Jana Gana Mana was performed in 1942.
The Kohinoor Diamond Was Found In The Peacock Throne Of The Mughals
The names ‘Andaman’ and ‘Nicobar’ are taken from the Malay Language
Famous Khajuraho temples are situated in Madhya Pradesh
There is no compulsion to sing the National Anthem. But you Must Respect it
Fun Fact! Kerala is the home to world's wealthiest temple
Hanuman created the Surya Namaskara (salutation to the sun).
Interesting fact! Water follows Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh II everywhere he goes.
Interesting fact! Amitabh Bachchan's Comics.
Interestingly! Vedas are the oldest known scriptures in the world.
A chef's hat with 100 folds represents 100 different methods to prepare an egg.
Interestingly! 108 is considered as a sacred number in Hinduism.
One interesting fact about India is that it was the first country to develop sugar extraction and purification processes.
One of the India's oldest cave collection in Madhya Pradesh
Chennai was formerly a fishing village called by the name of Madraspatnam