This is modern India—a place where the kolam (rice flour patterns drawn at dawn) decorates the threshold of a home that also houses a Wi-Fi router. Anjali’s morning ritual is a seamless blend of the ancient and the contemporary. She lights a diya (lamp) in her small prayer room, the flame casting shadows on framed photos of gods and grandparents. As she chants a Sanskrit shloka , her mother, dressed in a crisp cotton saree , uses a pressure cooker to make idlis —steamed rice cakes that have been eaten for over a thousand years.
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