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  • Indian Musical Instruments
    owlowlowl____Visit http://chandrakantha.com/articles/indian_music/instruments.html
    Many people are familiar with the sitar, one of the most popular Indian instruments. But how about the bulbul tarang, the thanthi panai, or the ottu? Indian musical instruments are known to create magical sounds, and this website describes of 60 different instruments with pictures, text, sound clips, and much more.

  • Curryholics
    owlowl______Visit http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/Island/3012/index.htm
    Many South Asian recipes call for curry and chilies that, when combined, can make food taste very spicy if not used in moderation. Apparently, the word "moderation" is not in the vocabulary of the Curryholics, the creators of this website. These folks love spicy curries, and are happiest when their innards are churning.Like hot chili or spicy nachos? Try some traditional Indian cooking kicked up a few notches.

  • The Desi Cookbook
    owlowl______Visit http://www.desicookbook.com/
    This website doesn't have wild graphics and music, but it does have tantalizing recipes that are sure to whet anyone's appitite. Accompanying the tremendous array of Pakistani recipes are photos of many of the more unfamiliar ingredients. Printer-friendly versions are available for each recipe.

  • Vegetarianism in India
    owl________Visit http://www.sscnet.ucla.edu/southasia/Culture/Cuisine/vegetar.html
    Although many Hindus in South Asia practice vegetarianism, it was probably the Buddhists or Jains who originated the vegetarian diet. This article outlines the history of vegetarianism in India, and describes religious and social reasons for its practice. Learn more about ahimsa, the way of nonviolence, and how it relates to vegetarianism.

  • Indian Classical Music
    owlowlowlowl__Visit http://surdhwani.org.uk/
    The music of India incorporates rich rhythms and earthly sounds. This website is a great starting place for anyone interested in Indian classical music. Learn about Indian musicians and instruments, as well as classical dance styles that frequently accompany the music. Be sure to listen to the raga of the day and put together a personalized classical concert.

  • Natya Dance Theatre
    owlowlowlowl__Visit http://www.natya.com/
    Indian dance is an expression of the soul. The Natya Dance Theatre seeks to preserve traditional Indian dance and music. The NDT's website provides a glimpse of how the organization accomplishes that goal. Click through the opening page, then choose "Experience Natya" for a truly interactive experience. View video clips of traditional dance in the Bharata Natyam style, and listen to audio from the accompanying music.


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