Sree vaisnavi Turmeric and Paddy

•Staple food: Rice is a primary food source in many parts of India, especially in the southern and eastern regions. It is used in various dishes such as biryani, dosa, idli, and plain rice.

•Symbol of prosperity: In Indian culture, rice is considered a symbol of wealth and blessings. It is often used in religious ceremonies and weddings.

•Religious and traditional ceremonies: In Hindu rituals, colored rice (often mixed with turmeric or sindoor) is used as a sign of blessings. During weddings, rice is often thrown at the bride and groom as a gesture of goodwill and blessing.

•Traditional medicine (Ayurveda): Turmeric is used as a natural remedy to treat wounds, infections, digestive issues, and inflammation.

•Religious and wedding ceremonies: In the Haldi ceremony, a paste of turmeric is applied to the bride and groom’s skin to symbolize purification and blessings before the wedding. Turmeric is considered sacred and is used in many religious rituals.

•Symbol of purity and protection: In Hindu homes, turmeric is sometimes used to draw sacred symbols on floors or doorways to ward off negative energies.

•Culinary use: Turmeric is an essential spice in Indian cooking, giving dishes a golden yellow color and a distinct flavor.