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C lasH OF Cultur E

C lasH OF Cultur E. Tradition. V s. Globalization. ABILLE, Ivan Ismael T. STS. INDIA. Capital: New Delhi Largest City: Mumbai Population: 1.2 billion 29 states Languages: Hindi, English, 21 official regional languages Occupied by Dutch, Danish, French, Portuguese

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C lasH OF Cultur E

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  1. ClasHOFCulturE Tradition. Vs. Globalization ABILLE, Ivan Ismael T. STS

  2. INDIA • Capital: New Delhi • Largest City: Mumbai • Population: 1.2 billion • 29 states • Languages: Hindi, English, 21 official regional languages • Occupied by Dutch, Danish, French, Portuguese • 335 years under British Colonial Rule

  3. INDIAN DIET:Religion vs. Science • Indian thali (dish) consists mostly of milk, tea, fruits, vegetables, variety of spices, bread and rice • Hinduism prohibits consumption of any animal • In Jainism, aside from animals, they are also not allowed to consume root crops (potato, onion, etc.)

  4. Curry – vitamins and minerals • Spices – different nutritional values • Rice – carbohydrates • Lentils – proteins (substitute for animal protein) • Buttermilk – good for digestion • Curd – protein, calcium • Paan – aids digestion; mouth freshener

  5. CLOTHING:Traditional vs. Modern • Indian traditional attires are worn everyday both in casual and formal situations • Women mostly wear SAREE, KURTI and SHALWAR KAMEEZ • Men mostly wear SHERWANI,KURTA and DOTTI • Indians wear BINDI and TILAKA on their foreheads as part of their custom, for religious purposes, and in the present, for fashion • MEHENDI (henna tattoo) – worn during weddings

  6. TRANSPORTATION • Rickshaw is one of the most common forms of public transportation • Trains became widely used during the British colonial rule • Mumbai Monorail

  7. ChhatrapatiShivaji TerminusCentral Railways Headquarters Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

  8. FILM INDUSTRY:Bollywood vs. Hollywood • Hindi language film industry based in Mumbai • Portmanteau derived from Bombay (former name for Mumbai) and Hollywood • Bollywood is the largest film producer in India • One of the largest film production centers in the world • Bollywood films often feature Indian songs and dances

  9. References: • http://globindian.wordpress.com/2012/11/25/science-logic-behind-indian-thali-dishplate-meal/ • http://www.facts-about-india.com/ • http://www.groupon.ae/deals/dubai/Dosa-n-Chutny/23751783 • http://www.chillibiterestaurant.co.uk/ • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Jab_We_Met_Train.png • http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Chennai_Express_screenshot.jpg • http://indipepper.com/tanya/you-suffer-from-hindi-masala-movie-syndrome-if/ • http://www.chillibiterestaurant.co.uk/ • http://www.theyoganomads.com/travel/mumbai-transportation-guide-successfully-navigate-city-21-million-people/ • http://jkhona.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/darwaaja-chod-naa/

  10. ClasHOFCulturE Tradition. Vs. Globalization

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