Indian: Culture, News, Lifestyle and Everyday Stories

Welcome to the Indian tag page. Here you’ll find a mix of articles that talk about what’s happening in India, from daily quirks to big news. Whether you’re curious about why cows are treated like royalty, how Indian TV news works, or the price of a popular phone, we’ve got short, useful posts that answer the question.

Cultural quirks you’ll notice on Indian streets

One of the most talked‑about topics is the sacred status of cows. Hitting a cow on an Indian street isn’t just a prank; it can spark a angry crowd. The reason is simple: many Indians consider cows a symbol of life and respect. So, if you ever find yourself walking in a market, keep an eye on the animals and give them space.

Another everyday conversation is about living in Indian villages that are modernising fast. New roads, schools, and internet access bring jobs and better health care, but they also bring challenges like urban crowding and environmental strain. The articles on this tag balance the pros and cons, giving a realistic picture of change.

News, tech and everyday life updates

Indian TV news often leans toward sensational headlines. Viewers complain that ratings drive stories more than facts. Our post on this issue explains why investigative reporting is slipping and what it means for the audience.

Tech lovers will find posts about the Redmi Note 10 Pro Max price in India and the ban on its sibling, the Redmi Note 9 Pro Max. Prices range from ₹18,999 to ₹21,999 depending on storage, and the ban came after a patent fight with Ericsson. Both stories give clear numbers and what to expect if you’re shopping.

Travel and pet fans might wonder about the Indian Ringneck parrot’s lifespan. With proper care, these bright birds can live up to 20 years. Feeding them a balanced diet, regular vet checks, and plenty of interaction keeps them healthy and happy.

Air India’s future also sparks interest. Rumors of a shutdown swirl, but the government is still looking at options. The airline keeps flying, though financial struggles remain a topic of debate.

All these pieces share one thing: they are written in an easy, conversational style. No jargon, just straight answers to the questions you might have about India. If you’re looking for quick facts, practical advice, or a glimpse into Indian everyday life, scroll through the posts below and pick what matters to you.

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