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Araroba powder, also
known as
Bahia powder and
Goa powder, is a drug
occurring in the form of a yellowish-brown
powder,
varying considerably in tint, from...
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Archdiocese of
Goa and
Daman and the seat of the
Patriarch of the East Indies. It is part of the
World Heritage Site,
Churches and
convents of
Goa located in...
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grown in
Jammu and
Kashmir and
Himachal Pradesh, but also in
places such as
Goa. They are
harvested during winter.
Kashmiri pepper appears wrinkled and rough...
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water and dried,
after which they are
ground into a deep orange-yellow
powder commonly used as a
coloring and
flavoring agent in many
Asian cuisines,...
- as
powdered limestone, red ochre, dry rice flour,
coloured sand,
quartz powder,
flower petals, and
coloured rocks. It is an
everyday practice in many Hindu...
- in
which married women exchange haldi (turmeric) and
kumkum (vermilion
powder), as a
symbol of
their married status and
wishing for
their husbands' long...
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Cafreal is a
chicken preparation consumed widely in the
Indian state of
Goa,
formerly part of
Portuguese India. The
preparation originated from the Portuguese...
- and
youth spray coloured powder solutions (gulal) at each other, laugh, and celebrate,
while adults smear dry
coloured powder (abir) on each other's faces...
- It is also
drawn using white stone powder,
chalk or
chalk powder,
often along with
natural or
synthetic color powders.[citation needed] Its part of the...
- both
Portugal and
Macau (a
former Portuguese colony in China), as well as
Goa (a
former Portuguese colony in India), with a
layered appearance alternating...
