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- In many communities throughout India, a dowry has traditionally been given by a bride's kin at the time of her marriage. In ancient times, the dowry was ...countrystudies.us/india/86.htm - Em cache
- India's major strategic focus has traditionally been on its neighbourhood although more recently it has sought to broaden this focus, notably towards East Asia.www.dfat.gov.au/geo/india/india_
brief.html - Em cache - India’s Steel Industry: India's Steel Industry is more than a century old. Growth Potential of India’s Steel Industry: India has traditionally been one of the majorwww.economywatch.com/india-steel-
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- ... Fostat fabrics has led to the belief that the origin of these resist cloth was Gujarat in India. Printing has been traditionally ...www.indigo-india.com - Em cache
- In parts of India, it has traditionally been used regarding to its anti-flammatory properties. Modern scientific investigations of coriander have focused on ...indianfoodsite.com/nutritional_
information_about_spices.htm - Em cache - The Indian government’s approach to drug use has traditionally been based around law-enforcement and prosecution. Until 2008 harm reduction – a method ...www.avert.org/hiv-india.htm - Em cache
- India has been home to vegetarians for centuries. Many Hindus and most Buddhists do not eat meat, but commentator Sandip Roy says in today's India, meat is ...www.npr.org/2012/02/28/147038163/the-
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