what are some things about indian clothing?
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Roger, you are asking a lot of questions about India (mostly ancient India.  Are you writing a term paper or something?  The wording of this one is the worst I've seen.\n\nWhen writing about either American Indian, or Asian Indian, you use a capital letter.
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http://indiashomepage.com/c.aspx?cid=19\nu can find here
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Oh Puh-lease! Wear whatever you want! You like churidar and sarees? Good for you! You wanna wear jeans and T? Go for it! In short... it doesn't matter!
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cotton, tobacco, rice, indigo
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marks and spencers.... proper clothes for normal people
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its probably indian hair
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Home made one's mainly. Depending on where the people were, usually people wore colorful ones.
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http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/aia/part4/4p2959.html\nhttp://www.civics-online.org/library/formatted/texts/indian_act.html\nhttp://www.nps.gov/trte/historyculture/index.htm
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Traditional clothes of that time period, I suppose.
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Dairy products form an important part in the diet of Indians.From Youghart so many things are made-Butter, Milk are very importants.
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I am an INDIAN. Thanks for the simple question :)
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You are thinking of Sikhs.\n\nThey have the five K's, similar to the five pillars in islam:\n\nKanga (comb)\nKarra (the metal bracelet you are thinking of)\nKacha (cotton underpants)\nKarpan (small dagger or sword)\nKes (unshaven or un-cut hair)\n\nThe link below gives information about muslim clothes etc
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I'm a BCA 1st year student from Nanded district of Maharashtra and  i have a dress code \n1)White Shirt\n2)Navy blue pant [Not Jeans]\n3)Main importantly a Navy blue TIE.\n4)Black Shoes
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No meaning. Some Asian Indian women wear it all the time but it does not has any significance
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here's a link for Nepal clothes:\nhttp://www.creationnepal.com/categories.php?cat_id=89\nBurkina:\nhttp://www.burkinabymatt.com/
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Almost everything. Gender is a huge determinant; no surprise that for most cultures that's the primary means of assigning what people are to wear. The culture itself tells a person a lot. What that person might actually like. Peer pressure from family, friends, and society at large. Trends and lifestyles, and the desire to be accepted by others. Fears and hopes. The work or job one does. One's religion and faith. \n\nSo many pressures for such a simple thing. But most cultures really do believe that "the clothes make the man (or woman)" and don't tolerate deviance in such an important matter.
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"The 5 items (k'S) are: Kesh (uncut hair), Kanga (small comb), Kara (circular heavy metal bracelet), Kirpan (ceremonial dagger), and Kacha (long underwear)."\n\n"Practicing Sikhs are bound to wear five Kakaars, or articles of faith, known as The Five Ks, at all times. It is done either out of respect for the tenth Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, or out of sense of duty or from understanding of their function and purpose and relevance in daily life. It is important to note that The Five Ks are not merely present for symbolic purposes. The tenth Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, ordered these Five Ks to be worn so that a Sikh could actively use them to make a difference to their own spirituality and to others' spirituality."