Indian's Culture

GREETINGS 

 Foldings Hands together with a smile to greet namaste a common cultural practice in india. Namaste a common cultural practice in india. Namaste , Numaskar or namaskara (Kannada) or namaskaram (maayan), namoskar (Assamese) is a common spoken greeting or salutation,thought becoming considered old fashioned by some . Namaskar is considered a slightly more formal version than Namaste but both express deep respect. It is commonly used in india and nepal by Hindus, jains ad Buddhist, and many continue to use this outside the indian sub continent to use this outside the Indian sub continent in Indian and nepal Culture, the world is spoken at the beginning of written or verbal communications. However,the same hands folded gesture is usually world lessly upon departure. Taken literally, it means 'i bow to you'. The world is derived from sanskrit (namah), to bow, obeisance,reverential salutation and respect, and (te) 'to you' as explained by an indian scholar in literal terms Namaste refers to godliness in me bows to men and women are taught to seek the blessing of their elders by referentially bowing to theirs elders This custom is known as Pranama. Other greetings include'jai shi khrisna' Ram ram and shri akal (Punjabi, used by follower or sikhism) Jai Jinendra, a common greeting used accross the jain Community and 'nama Shiyaya' 'jai ambe' jai sri and etc.