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How To Apply For Indian E-Visa

Are you an international traveler longing to travel the lengths and breadths of India? The e visa is more hassle free than the regular one, and is also valid for a relatively shorter period of time.

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Kerala

The most well known of Kerala’s ethnic wear is the Mundu. Worn mostly by men, the Mundu is the state’s version of a Lungi. There are both formal and casual versions of this clothing as well various versions for women. These often have work done on them, with wedding wear having the most intricate crystal embellishments. Sarees are also worn by women in this state and are often made of Kanchipuram Silk or Benarasi Silk and embellished in a similar way.

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Jammu and Kashmir

Being a state that is so varied in communities and religion, Jammu and Kashmir is home to a variety of different fashion. Women in Jammu and Kashmir wear Pherans, which have different variations for Hindu and Muslim women. While the Hindu version has narrow sleeves, the Muslim version is characterized by its broad knee length sleeves. Hindu women pair these with a headdress called Taranga while Muslim women either wear Abaya or a headdress exclusive to the state that is tied around the head and pinned. The men wear Pherans meant for them with Turbans. The traditional clothing of Jammu and Kashmir is known for featuring bright contrasting color combinations.

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Punjab

Ensembles such as Salwar Kameez, ones featuring Churidar, are worn by the women of Punjab as well. Patiala Salwars originate from this state. The styles of this state feature scarves, or Dupattas, that contrast the color of the rest of the ensemble. The women of the state also wear Ghagra while the men wear Kurta Pajamas that sometimes feature the Churidar style as well. They also wear headgear such as Pagri. Punjab is known for its distinctive style of shoes, Juti, that has been adopted by the rest of the country for formal occasions.

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Assam

 The clothing of Assam is as vibrant as it is varied. With several different tribes hailing from the region, there is a range of different ethnic clothing worn in Assam. Most of these are variations of the Mekhela, worn by women, and dhoti, worn by men. The women of the Bodo Tribe wear Mekhela paired with a chadar while women of the Thai Phake Tribe wear a striped girdle called Chiarchin. Many of the traditional wear in the state is made of the various kinds of silk exclusively produced in the region. Silks such as Paat, Eri and Golden Muga are used to make Sarees and Mekhelas.

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Khas khas or poppy seeds halwa is a tempting as well super healthy and nutritious dessert among the rest. This Indian sweet or dessert is prepared with poppy seeds and is loaded with dry fruits. Khas khas halwa is that scrumptious, heartwarming dish that anyone would love to have to complete a dinner or lunch party. Nuts plus Ice Cream plus Khas - Khas is a combination worth trying. Try it yourself the next time and you will not be able to resist it.

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The most sought after vegetarian dish at restaurants and dinner parties, Malai koftas are soft balls made of paneer/cottage cheese, dipped in creamy, spicy gravy. This Holi special recipe of Malai kofta here is exclusively curated by the restaurant Desi Vibes, has koftas made with mashed potatoes along with paneer and dunked in rich creamy gravy with a slight spicy taste. This melt in the mouth, quick and easy Malai Kofta recipe is the perfect one for your Holi party at home.