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Bizarre Practices In India
A country with rich and varied culture where "Unity in diversity" is not just another phrase, it is something you can witness in this great land. The real pedestal of the country cannot be explained just through a few words. Number of states, languages, culture, cuisine, tradition, wardrobes, what not and what not, India literally is a land of everything. Everything also includes some of the superstitious beliefs and unusual practices carried out in the country. The country is one of the best when it comes to modern day science, also on the other hand one of the top when it comes to bizarre practices.
When Mumbai, the top metro is being compared to some of the states in US and Bangalore termed as the silicon valley of India, there is also a darker side to the country in the form of bizarre practices. Some of the religious traditions and practices followed in the country are something very unusual in the world scenario. Bizarre practices are found in almost every religion but it is most commonly found among the tribal groups. The Indian Government had taken several steps to prevent some of the uncommon practices that prevailed in the country. However, there are a few being practiced even now. Take a look at some of the strange Indian practices.

1.
For
a
better
luck
Beliefs
on
luck
are
good,
but
take
a
look
at
this
and
you
will
find
how
strange
it
is.
Yes!!
For
a
better
luck,
throw
babies
from
a
tower.
Babies
are
thrown
from
a
50-feet
tower
and
there
are
fellow
men
standing
below
to
collect
the
babies
and
pass
them
off
to
their
mothers.
The
belief
is
that
the
baby
will
be
gifted
with
a
life
of
health
and
wealth.
2.
Stay
nude
for
salvation
This
is
one
of
the
bizarre
practices
being
followed
in
India.
The
digambaras
feel
sages
should
be
naked.
It
is
a
sign
of
abandoning
all
the
worldly
pleasures
which
is
a
route
to
salvation.
Unfortunately,
women
cannot
remain
naked
and
so
they
cannot
attain
salvation.
They
are
supposed
to
be
reborn
as
men
to
attain
salvation.
3.
A
cure
for
all
troubles
This
is
one
of
the
strange
Indian
practices
followed
since
centuries.
People
carry
out
the
practice
of
rolling
over
the
plantain
leaves
which
contains
the
leftovers
of
food
taken
by
Brahmins.
These
bizarre
practices
mean
that
all
the
ailments
and
troubles
be
cured.
4.
The
Bishnoi
Belief
The
Bishnoi's
are
an
eco-friendly
tribal
group
in
Rajasthan.
There
is
no
doubt
about
their
tree
hugging
attitude
or
love
towards
animals.
The
women
of
these
groups,
breast
feed
the
deer
rather
than
letting
it
die.
5.
The
Aghoris
of
India
These
are
a
strange
group
who
also
follow
some
strange
Indian
practices.
Aghoris
are
worshippers
of
Shiva
and
they
follow
some
of
the
bizarre
practices.
They
are
known
to
consume
dead
human
bodies,
and
drink
out
from
human
skulls.
6.
The
sharp
hooks
A
ritual
prevalent
in
the
kali
temples
of
South
India,
where
people
dress
themselves
as
garuda.
They
are
then
hooked
from
their
back
and
lifted
off
the
ground.
This
is
one
of
the
bizarre
practices
that
have
been
prevalent
for
a
long
time.
7.
The
banana-tree
marriage
This
is
one
of
the
strange
Indian
practices
being
followed
to
curb
the
mangalik
effect.
The
bizarre
practices
followed
involve
marrying
banana-tree
instead
of
a
man.
Mangalik
is
an
astronomical
combination
which
is
said
to
bring
bad
luck
in
marriage.
The
bad
luck
is
considered
to
be
transferred
to
the
bark
of
the
banana
tree
once
the
marriage
with
the
tree
happens.
The
girl
is
then
free
to
marry
a
man.



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