Indian dressup

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India is country full of diversity... Different people of different religions , caste ( one of the stupid division of people from the old days ...nowadays it's not used) , genders live here . India is the most populous country in the world. It is present in the Asian continent . India is a peninsula (land with water on three sides) with Indian Ocean in the south , Bay of Bengal in the east and the Arabian ocean in the west. For an Indian woman Saree, Lehanga, Salwar Suit & Kurti play an essential part for traditional clothing which indicates the diversity of India based on local culture, climate and religion. Although Saree is ordinarily assumed to be the traditional dress for Indian women, there are alternative culture or region specific dresses which are also counted as a part of Indian Clothing. For example, traditional dress in Rajasthan is Lehenga which is also known as Gagra Choli, in Punjab it is Salwar Suit, in South India it is Kanjeevaram Saree whereas in Kerala it is Mundum Neriyathum. Salwar Suit- Salwar Suit known to be as traditional attire of the Punjab religion, but due to it's comfortability this is used by everyone irrespective of religion, shape and age. Salwar Suit can be worn for any type of occasion, festival, family function, or casually. It is available in a vast variety of materials including silk, cotton, net, chiffon, georgette, Brasso, velvet, satin, and many more. Now a day we can see a large option of Salwar Suit available in the market, including Anarkali, Patiala, plaza, Gown, Churidar, Casual, Jacket Kurta etc. They are available in a blend of colors which provide it an amazing and unique look. It is exceptional because it represents the fusion of manifold cultures of India. It is a combination of Lehenga (ghagra), Blouse (choli) and Stole (dupatta). Lehenga is tuned to the waist and consists of different types of magnificent craftsmanship that has hurled it to be one of the most prominent ethnic worse in the market. They are made of different materials like banglori silk, bhagalpuri silk, Chanderi, Chiffon, Georgette, Lycra, Raw silk, net, velvet, satin etc Three major textile and apparel hubs Karnataka, West Bengal, and Tamil Nadu have appeared as fast movers as they improved their ranking compared to last year. Hindu men frequently wear short coats (angarkha), whereas typical Muslim attire for men is a long white cotton shirt (kurtah) and trousers (pāʾijamah).