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10 objektet dalluese të indianëve

20.07.2018 · përditësuar para 2919 dite1 min lexim

Popujt e vendeve të ndryshme dallohen përmes disa objekteve unike që ata përdorin në jetën e tyre. Gjërat që ata përdorin rregullisht, si mbajtëset e çajit dhe kutitë e erëzave, janë pjesë e një tradite të gjatë, transmeton Klan Kosova. Më poshtë i keni të renditura ato: The planter's chair is thought to have been imported to India from Sri Lanka by the British. It has become a staple of the county, with its cane weaving much more suitable to the climate than a sofa.

The planter's chair is thought to have been imported to India from Sri Lanka by the British. It has become a staple of the county, with its cane weaving much more suitable to the climate than a sofa.

Rickshaws are common in India, and so are their meters. India is the only country that keeps the manual flags on their automated meters.

The shuttlecock is a sport that many Indians excel at, and is often used as a metaphor for life in the country.

The charkha is a hand-spinning devices with a wooden drive wheel and a spindle. In the 1920s, Mahatma Gandhi and other nationalists adopted it as a symbol as part of their movement.

The masala dani holds all spices commonly used in Indian cooking. Though traditionally made of wood to let spices breathe, stainless steel is now the modern alternative because it does not rust.

Indian fighter kites were not just made to fly --- they were a study in efficiency in design. Kites like these engaged in "battles" in the sky, trying to force each other to the ground.

The dhoti can be wrapped around the body, creating pleats in the front to give it style. It was the most common lower garment worn by men in India, before the 19th century demanded more "cosmopolitan clothing."

The Godrej Typewriter, or the "all-Indian typewriter," was equipped with English, mathematical symbols, Hindi, Marathi, Gujurati, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada. It was the first multi-lingual typewriter in the world.

The chaidaan (or chai holder) is essential to India's street culture, allowing tea to be transported and served on the go. India is the world's largest tea drinker.

The Royal Enfield Bullet was originally popular among the military and police in India, but now is more popular among civilians. To date, more than half of Bullet riders are under thirty years old.

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