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A Thread That Was Never Only About Blood
A thread, a sweet and a promise to look out for one another: the meaning of Raksha Bandhan across distance.
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Food, people and traditions from the Namaste Village family.
The Village · The Festive Table
A thread, a sweet and a promise to look out for one another: the meaning of Raksha Bandhan across distance.
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On the 21st of June, the same day as the Summer Solstice, the world observes International Yoga Day.
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Vijay's father grows things.
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There is a concept in the Gujarati understanding of hospitality that has no direct English translation, which is a pity, because English hospitality could use it.
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Gujarati New Year is a time for good wishes, renewal and gathering. Discover the warmth behind the greetings and the shared table.
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Discover Bhai Dooj, known as Bhai Bij in Gujarat, and the affection, family rituals and shared food at the heart of the occasion.
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A thoughtful invitation to make time for the men in our lives through conversation, friendship and an unhurried shared meal.
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Make room for an unhurried Boxing Day meal, with vegetarian Indian food and time together after the bustle of Christmas.
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A quiet New Year reflection from Namaste Village on food, care and the everyday habits worth carrying into the year ahead.
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A Mother’s Day reflection on care, food memories and making time for the people who have looked after us.
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Reflect on India’s Republic Day, shared belonging and the welcome of community gatherings far from home.
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Food curiosity, family rituals and the small things that help children feel welcome around an Indian vegetarian table.
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