In parts of India like Assam, frogs are married to appease rain gods, a unique tradition reflecting deep cultural beliefs.
Thimithi is a festival when devotees in Tamil Nadu courageously walk across fiery coal pits to honor Draupadi, showcasing their unwavering faith and dedication.
In Meghalaya's Khasi community, one of the world's last matrilineal societies, lineage and property pass through women, upending traditional norms.
At Karni Mata Temple, worshippers feed sacred rats, believing in receiving blessings through this unusual act of reverence.
In Guruvayur, Kerala, where 242 weddings were conducted daily, chaotic mix-ups led to instances where brides exchanged garlands with the wrong grooms, leading to tense situations and legal action.
A mother's love knows no difference when it comes to feeding children. In Jodhpur, the Bishnoi community extends their maternal care to animals, symbolizing their profound respect for all living beings.
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