When maa made shikanji, it was always perfect— 1 lemon, 2 spoons of sugar, a dash of black salt, a couple of stirs and voila!
The glass glistening with pearly condensation; she always made me that perfect shikanji when I got back from school. Today, about 1500 kilometers from home, I make my 6th batch – only to bin it and start all over.
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Tags: A2 Milk, Burn evil, Desi Cow Milk fresh, Health, healthy lifestyle, vermilion
Every festival and celebration in the Indian culture have great scientific, cultural, and religious significance to it. This is one of the reasons why we have so many legendary tales that allude to the origin of almost every festival. The same is the case even with Holi. While the legend has it that Holi is observed to mark the celebration of the evil Holika being burnt alive, many claim that it is to symbolize the arrival of the colorful season of spring, which is depicted by smearing colors.
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Tags: Burn evil, fire, Holi, Holika, Lord Vishnu