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The Cultural Camouflage: When OCD Hides Behind Tradition in Indian Households
In the tapestry of Indian domestic life, praise is rarely left to stand on its own. It is almost always accompanied by a reflexive, protective disclaimer: “nazar na lage”—a plea to the universe to spare the recipient from the "evil eye." This practice, while seemingly a benign quirk of social etiquette, highlights a fascinating intersection…
