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SUMMARY:

- India is one of the largest English-speaking countries in the world, second only to the US. But in a country with around 880 spoken languages, only 22 of which are even officially recognized, it’s no wonder Indian English may

sometimes tickle your ear in a strange way.

- In India, when two loving hearts decide to marry each other, the groom must put a wedding ring on his bride’s… toe? Yep, that’s the custom! These wedding rings are called “bichiya,” and every bride wears them on both her second toes as a sign of her newly married state.

- Most people in India believe that a spoken word has immense power within it. And if you break a promise, you’ll enrage spirits and deities.

- India’s Bollywood is the largest film industry in the world. It produces about 1,200 films every year – that’s twice the amount that Hollywood puts out. 

- If you ever go to the village of Anandapally after harvest season, then you might be able to watch some bull surfing! Can you imagine riding on a board with the power of two oxen in your hands?!

- The original word “champu” means “massage” and was initially used to describe the process of hair strengthening with herbs common in India.

- India gets a lot of criticism for its pollution problem, which there’s no denying that it’s a serious one. But that doesn’t say anything about Indian people’s attitude towards wildlife. There are 104 national parks in India, with over 15,000 square miles of overall coverage.

- India is not only home to rare wildlife species, but some uncommon ideologies too. One of them is Zoroastrianism. Zoroastrians believe fire and earth to be sacred fundamental elements, so it’s really undesirable for them to bury or cremate their departed.

- Indian has the fourth largest railway system in the world, with almost 42,000 miles of track overall. But if you want to keep a pleasant impression of this country in your heart, then you might wanna avoid trains at all costs.

- “The Most Beautiful Indian Elephant” contest happens each year on the full moon between February and March, and this pageant is a key part of Jaipur’s famous Elephant Festival. Nowhere else in the whole world are these gorgeous giants celebrated like they are here.

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so here's a fun riddle for you

we're in the world our wedding rings

worn on the toes and people serve bulls

instead of waves now it's not New Jersey

folks it's India and it's a place full

of odd customs and curiosities you

probably didn't know about and guess

what today's your lucky day I'm going to

tell you about it

for example there's in descending order

number twelve the quirks of Indian

English now India is one of the largest

english-speaking countries in the world

second only to the US but in a country

with around 880 spoken languages only 22

of which are even officially recognized

it's no wonder Indian English may

sometimes tickle your ear in a strange

way for instance if a person starts

talking to you with a weird yaar sound

don't worry that's just the Indian way

to say hey dude Indians would probably

ask your name with the phrase what's

your good name and no that doesn't mean

you have some kind of a bad name that

you somehow earned it's just a way of

being polite and when an Indian person

finally starts addressing you by your

first name they may add G to the end to

show how much they respect you ah my

dear bright side er g11 beautifully

adorned toes in India when two loving

hearts decide to marry each other the

groom must put a wedding ring on his

bride's toe yep that's the custom these

wedding rings are called bicha and every

bride wears them on both her second toes

as a sign of her newly married State

there are other kinds of Touring's in

India too some men wear them on their

big toes in a belief that it'll boost

their strength and vigor Indians are

famous for their love of gold but toe

rings are mostly made of silver because

it's inappropriate to wear gold below

the waist number 10

unbreakable promises most people in

India believe that a spoken-word has

immense power within it and if you break

a promise you'll enrage spirits and

deities the most powerful promise is the

promise of a mother so if an Indian

person swears by this then you better

believe them if you don't want to come

off as really rude number 9 the

birthplace of plastic surgery among

India's most sacred texts there's one

that baffles surgeons and medical

experts to this day it's called the

Sushruta Samhita and it's a fundamental

part of the indian practice of Ayurveda

it was written by the ancient Indian

surgeon Sushruta somewhere between 1000

BCE and 500 BCE the text describes tons

of unbelievably complex surgical

procedures but the most fascinating

thing is that it proves that India is

probably the birthplace of all plastic

surgery even for his time

Sushruta was totally capable of doing

nose jobs or rhinoplasty 'he's if you

want to be technical and earlobe

reconstructions not exactly what would

make movie stars seem foreveryoung but

still impressive speaking of movies

number eight twice the Hollywood India's

Bollywood is the largest film industry

in the world

no not Hollywood Bollywood produces

about 1,200 films every year that's

twice the amount that Hollywood puts out

and if you want to start an acting

career in India you better learn how to

sing and dance since most of the movies

produce there are musicals this passion

for musical stems from a deep

appreciation for Indian traditional

dance and folklore

also it's no secret that Bollywood was

inspired by Hollywood works from the

1920s to 1950s many of which were

musicals Bollywood got its be from

Bombay the city where most Indian films

are produced which of course changed its

name to Mumbai in 1995 yeah they should

keep a be Mollywood just

No isn't the same number seven holy rats

I know it sounds absurd so let me

explain according to an ancient Indian

legend the mighty and worshipped warrior

sage karni mata tragically lost her

stepson Laxman when he accidentally fell

in a pond and drowned

karni mata was in such grief that she

begged the gods to save him well they

did but on one condition

all of her male children would be

reincarnated as rats ah those wacky gods

what a unique sense of humor huh

so that's why the temple devoted to

karni mata in dish snow is known as rat

temple here you are going through a huge

hall

completely covered in rats but people

here are happy to come and share their

food with these sacred long-tailed

rodents a might be a relative it's a

particular honor to come across and feed

the rare white rats in the temple

they're believed to be the true

reincarnation of karni mata and her

son's number six bull surfing whoa

gnarly dude if you ever go to the

village of Ananda pala after harvest

season then you might be able to watch

some bull surfing how do you surf a ball

very carefully I'd guess you see first

off they make a track on a flooded field

that becomes pretty much a big muddy

swamp then teams yeah it's a competitive

sport compete to stay on a board being

pulled through the water by two bulls

these jockeys trained for this event and

the Bulls are groomed and cleaned with

their horns being polished nice and

shiny doesn't last very long can you see

yourself hanging ten on a board driven

by two really big mammals in your hands

and that's no bull wait yes it is

turf sup dude

number five who to thank for your clean

hair did you know the word shampoo has

Indian roots well that comes as no

surprise since shampooing itself

originates in India the original word

chompoo means massage and was initially

used to describe the process of hair

strengthening with herbs common in India

but India has good reason to pay so much

attention to their locks the country

sells over 20 billion dollars worth of

hair in a single month such amounts are

second only to China but even this hair

selling giant mixes its product with

indian hair for better quality

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number four serious wildlife

conservation india gets a lot of

criticism for its pollution problem

which there's no denying that it's a

serious one but that doesn't say

anything about indian people's attitude

towards wildlife there are 104 national

parks in india with over 15,000 square

miles of overall coverage some of the

rarest animals on earth inhabit these

parks like the bizarre-looking

purplefrog

the smallest pig in the world the pygmy

hog and the largest living bat the

indian flying fox these endangered

species are in severe need of protection

and India has proven itself very capable

of wildlife conservation just take the

country's national symbol as an example

in 2010 there were only between 1700 and

1900 Bengal tigers left in the world but

those numbers are now up to around 2,200

the Bengal tiger is still considered

endangered even though it's the biggest

tiger species in terms of numbers so you

can imagine how grave the situation is

for its cousins elsewhere number three

towers of silence India is not only home

to rare wildlife species but some

uncommon ideologies - one of them is

Zoroastrianism zoroastrians believed

fire and earth to be sacred fundamental

el

so it's very bad for them to bury or

cremate their departed the solution they

came up with was to build towers of

silence for the deceased also known as

docma these towers have no roof so that

nature can step in and do the work as an

undertaker

the only towers of silence still

functional to this day are in India but

let's move on to a place that's very

much alive and definitely not silent

number two pet like sardines in trains

India has the fourth largest railway

system in the world with almost 42,000

miles of track overall but if you want

to keep a pleasant impression of this

country in your heart then you might

want to avoid trains at all costs or you

know if you're just curious to see

people hang off the sides and right on

the roof of the train then India is the

place to go local commuter trains in

India are unbelievably overcrowded most

of the time so even trying to get in one

is pretty much impossible and don't even

bother trying to get a seat you'd be

wasting your time but still these crazy

packed trains have sort of become a

tourist attraction in and of themselves

but still I'd take uber or something for

short distances if I were you number one

pageants for true beauties

hey what's more beautiful than a huge

Indian elephant can't think of anything

hmm that's a tough one well the only

real answer is the most beautiful Indian

elephant of course there's a contest

dubbed as such that happens each year on

the full moon between February and March

and this pageant is a key part of job

Horus famous Indian festival nowhere

else in the world are these gorgeous

Giants celebrated like they are here

people get down to work preparing for

the festival by cleaning the elephants

and decorating them with an array of

stunning embellishments and clothes they

even paint colourful designs on them

then everybody votes for the most

beautiful and gracious elephant at the

festival it's really nice to know that

these kind and helpful creatures can get

so much respect and love boy you could

see that one coming now couldn't you hey

what's the most amusing fact about India

that you know add your own points to the

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SUMMARY:

- The most common causes of chronic insomnia are anxiety, stress, and depression. Strong emotions that you experience during the day — from anger to sadness — also contribute to the problem.

- Certain illnesses and medical problems also cause insomnia. Asthma, allergies, Parkinson’s disease, acid reflux, kidney disease, and chronic pain keep a lot of people awake at night.

- Many medications can be the reason for your sleep disorder as well. These include antidepressants, thyroid hormones, high blood pressure medications, some contraceptives, and even common cold and flu meds, pain relievers, and slimming pills.

- Insomnia can indeed trigger anxiety and depression or make them worse if you already suffer from them. Cardiovascular disease and obesity are the other possible consequences of chronic insomnia

- Even the most common over-the-counter meds containing melatonin, diphenhydramine, doxylamine, or valerian can cause some serious health damage when mixed with other drugs or alcohol.

- Your bedroom’s gotta be quiet, dark, and cool. Think of all those noises coming from the street if you live in the city — a sound machine or earplugs can help you with those.

- Make things easier for your biological clock by going to bed and waking up at the same time every day.

- The National Sleep Foundation recommends exercising to float off to dreamland with ease.

- Stop heavy food consumption 2 hours before bed. It’s also best to have coffee in the morning as drinking caffeine 6 hours or less before bedtime won’t make things any better sleep-wise.

- The blue light coming from your phone, tablet, or computer reduces evening sleepiness and melatonin production.

- Finally, if you think naps during the day are harmless and even useful, you’re wrong. They only make things worse when it gets down to a real night’s sleep. If you absolutely can’t go without them, make them no longer than half an hour before 3 p.m.

are you familiar with that feeling when

it's 4 a.m. and you still can't sleep

and it's not even worth it now that you

have to wake up in two hours well

welcome to the club now to win over your

enemy you got to know them well enough

so I did some research to find out more

about the monster that tortures me at

night and prevents me from being active

and productive

where does insomnia come from you

probably know that insomnia is a

condition where you are unable to fall

asleep or stay in that delightful

sleeping condition at night everyone is

different and some people feel fresh and

new after 4 hours of sound sleep others

can't function properly even after 8

hours so if you wake up feeling fatigued

and unwilling to do anything it doesn't

necessarily mean you didn't spend enough

time counting the Z's it's possible that

the quality of your sleep is messed up

and you are experiencing insomnia it can

be temporary whereby you have sleep

problems for a few days or permanent and

that's a good reason to be alarmed it's

not just one problem that can be easily

solved because it's basically a symptom

of another problem which can be totally

different for different people for me

personally I believe it has to do with

my inability to relax and take it easy

this and maybe the fact that I drink 5

cups of coffee a day I don't know the

most common causes of chronic insomnia

are anxiety stress and depression and

obviously the inability to sleep well in

such conditions doesn't make it any

easier strong emotions that you

experience during the day from anger to

sadness also contribute to the problem

so in some cases treating insomnia means

treating all these mental issues certain

illnesses and medical problems also

cause insomnia asthma allergies

Parkinson's disease acid reflux

kidney disease and chronic pain keep a

lot of people awake at night if you have

one of these it's a good idea to consult

your doctor about your sleep problems

next time you go for a health check

interestingly even other sleep disorders

like apnea restless leg syndrome and

circadian rhythm disturbance when you

travel or work late night shifts can all

be the reason for insomnia which is also

a sleep disorder many medications can be

the reason for your sleep disorder as

well these include antidepressants

thyroid hormones high blood pressure

medications some contraceptives and even

common cold and flu meds pain relievers

and slimming pills and according to the

results of a study conducted at the

University of California San Diego and

Harvard University in 2018 insomnia can

even be genetic

is it dangerous

as a veteran insomniac I for one can

tell you it sure is what can you do when

you can't fall asleep at night well

obviously you start going through each

and every detail of your day then the

last month then your whole life it gives

you frequent existential crises designer

bags under your eyes and a brain too

exhausted to function even at 9 a.m.

sadly that's not the end of it

scientists at RMIT University studied

the link between insomnia and depressive

symptoms back in 2011 they concluded

that insomnia can indeed trigger anxiety

and depression or make them worse if you

already suffer from them

moreover scientists at Kaiser Permanente

Center for Health Research NW analyzed

eight years of data in 2018 and

established a link between insomnia and

the risk of type 2 diabetes

cardiovascular disease and obesity are

the other possible consequences of

chronic insomnia I personally would

rather of

and as I read in an article summarizing

the data of the American insomnia survey

insomnia also puts you at higher risk

for injury at work and outside of it

well it's not surprising when you

imagine how hard it is to stay focused

after yet another sleepless night so I

realize that insomnia is indeed a

problem that has to be solved and I

decided to try the recommendations of

someone I trust

Evette the antrum on science blogger and

former analytical chemist with a degree

in forensic science

this bright lady is a fellow insomniac

so let's see what she has to say about

it can medications really help if it

doesn't encourage using sleep meds as a

remedy according to the Mayo Clinic you

should consult your doctor as to how

many and what type of sleep meds you can

take they can offer a quick fix but they

won't solve the problem permanently Plus

even the most common over-the-counter

meds containing melatonin

diphenhydramine doxylamine or Valerie

can cause some serious health damage

when mixed with other drugs or alcohol I

have to admit that I did try taking meds

and they did help me fall asleep only to

make me crave them the next night as I

couldn't sleep without them I realized

that instead of putting myself on a pill

I'd be depended on I'd rather tried

non-medication solutions that work

something that wouldn't just ease the

consequences but deal with the actual

problem one thing I know about non

medication solutions is that they don't

give an immediate result and require

constant work but when my own health is

at stake I'm up for the challenge here's

what mrs. D on drama tried out herself

plus a few tips I found online arranged

the perfect sleep environment

your bedrooms got to be quiet dark and

cool believe it or not but after I

bought a new mattress and pillow that

were way more comfortable than my old

ones and set the perfect temperature for

myself relaxing became so much easier

think of all those noises coming from

the street if you live in the city a

sound machine or earplugs can help you

with those and blackout curtains and an

eye mask will save you from all the

annoying light pick a sleep schedule and

stick to it easier said than done

but worth the effort make things easier

for your biological clock by going to

bed and waking up at the same time every

day

now when I say every day I even mean the

weekend it's really hard but I'm getting

there work out the National Sleep

Foundation recommends exercising to

float off to Dreamland with ease walking

works just fine for me and I can go to

sleep way faster and feel better when I

wake up after a couple of hours spent

outside running and weightlifting

however didn't have the same effect

watch your diet do you like to have big

evening meals

well heavy foods and spices will give

you stomach trouble in heartburn so it's

best to have a light snack in the

evening if you can't survive on broccoli

try to do what I did and stop heavy food

consumption two hours before bed it's

also best to have coffee in the morning

as drinking caffeine six hours or less

before bedtime won't make things any

better sleep wise alcohol isn't your

friend either as it will help you song

out but wake you up a few hours later in

fact any liquids an hour before bed are

pretty much deal-breakers so save

yourself from late-night bathroom trips

by having your last drink of the day a

little bit earlier put away your

smartphone I know I know I used to check

my Instagram and email right before

going to bed and first thing in the

morning

but it's much healthier to read a book

or listen to some relaxing music last

thing in the day according to Anne Marie

Chang PhD the blue light coming from

your phone tablet or computer reduces

evening sleepiness and melatonin

production in fact it's not just

stimulating your brain with gadgets but

even having heated discussions or

arguments with other people that'll mess

up your biological clock keep a sleep

Journal this is probably the most

creative tip on the list as bizarre as

it sounds keeping a sleep Journal helped

both mrs. diandra Maude and May the idea

is to keep track of your dreams and try

to explain the connections between them

in reality for example I see a lot of my

cat making a mess in the room and a lot

of me being late for work so these are

the things I'm concerned about when I'm

awake and taking them under control in

reality should help improve my sleep

situation don't take naps finally if you

think naps during the day are harmless

and even useful you're wrong they only

make things worse when it gets down to a

real night's sleep if you absolutely

can't go without them make them no

longer than a half an hour before 3 p.m.

to sum up the results of my experiment I

recommend that you try and combine

different methods that don't involve

medications one or a couple of them will

eventually help you combat insomnia see

it works do you know any other ways to

fight insomnia let us know in the

comments below don't forget to give this

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