India is tagged as the mother of so many inventions like algebra, number zero, shampoo, chess, value of pi and diamond mining. India has nearly 90,000 types of animals including over 350 mammals, 1,200 bird species and 50,000 plant species. All these features made India a Unique Country in the World.

With a vibrant culture influenced by traditional cuisine, spirituality, architecture and art, Indian born Australians have helped contribute to Australian diversity. Today, thanks to increased immigration, an array of Indian traditions are now part of life for many of us.

1 Buddhism and Hinduism Like Hinduism, Buddhism is a Dharmic religion, and both believe in a cycle of reincarnation, or Samsara, based on one’s actions in life. Hindus may achieve the same through spiritual growth, which allows followers to divorce themselves of ego and become one with the god Brahman.

Public display of affection a.k.a PDA is regarded as unacceptable in India. Kissing and hugging in public is a taboo. However, same-sex physical contact is allowed.

To use a standalone bidet, you can sit or straddle the bidet facing the fixtures (you may need to take your pants off for this) or away from the fixtures (like a toilet). Make sure you position yourself over the jet, then turn the knobs to release hot or cold water depending on what you are most comfortable with.

Do bidets splash water and poop everywhere? Bidets do not splash everywhere. Most modern bidet toilet seats provide a very accurate and repeatable stream of pressurized water right where you need it. In addition, many bidet toilet seats provide an adjustable water nozzle so you can optimize the location of the jet.

A bidet is basically a shallow toilet that sprays water on one’s genitals. It may sound strange but a bidet is actually a fantastic alternative to wiping.