Poor crying and laughing at the Indian village forbid women to wear nightgowns during the day
If violating, it will be fined 2000 rupees, ie about 650,000 VND. Reason: nightgown is a costume ... sexy, Westernized, losing fine traditions and customs
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If violating, it will be fined 2000 rupees, ie about 650,000 VND. Reason: nightgown is a costume ... sexy, Westernized, losing fine traditions and customs
On a dreamy island in the Indian Ocean, there is a minority community living there for 60,000 years.
Want ice? This is too easy! Just open the fridge or spend a very small amount of money that we already have an ice bag to use.
In casual clothes, Mr. Rajendran calmly brought a cobra into a clay pot with a rudimentary snake stick.
On the majestic Himalayan slopes, under the full moon, Indian farmers race against time to have the most energetic tea buds.
Malaysia Airlines' MH 370 flight is located at the bottom of the Indian Ocean in an undiscovered position - a new documentary about MH370 has been announced.
Indian doctors have a great headache with the case of two men who are addicted to cobra venom, even letting the tiger bear a bite to the tongue to
Most people don't dare touch a live scorpion, but in a small village in India, people can put poisonous spiders, scorpions on their faces without worrying at all.
The number of flowers discarded in religious ceremonies in India is very large, causing minor environmental problems.
The paintings of this special artist are beautiful and vivid, but even more impressive is that he has done all the works with sewing machines.
In 1847 in the state of Montana (USA), a group of Crow Indians broke into the house and killed Johnson's wife.
The 82-year-old man in India started raising nails on his left hand since 1952, after being scolded by a teacher at school because he accidentally broke his long nail.
The Jarawa tribe has only 400 members living on the Andaman Islands in the Indian Ocean and activists fear they may disappear in the next 10 years, Sun reported.
These are temples built hundreds or even thousands of years ago but require modern construction techniques to be able to do.
A teenager in India surprised the media and local people with the flexibility of flexing and turning the body.