On average, a rural Indian eats 6 kg of rice every month, as compared to around 4.3 kgs wheat. An urban Indian consumes 4.5 kgs of rice per month, as compared to 4 kgs of wheat.
Q. Why do Indian people eat rice?
There’s no denying that South India loves its rice. Some doctors say that this is because the Indian body is prone to diabetes, just like some cars may guzzle more fuel or give you less mileage, because that’s simply how they’re built. Sedentary living and bad eating habits have only made the problem worse.
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Q. How much rice do Indians eat daily?
About 189 grams of rice was available per person for each day across India in 2019. This value increased slightly since 2015. An average sized portion of uncooked rice per person amounted to about 90 grams.
Q. Where rice is eaten more in India?
West Bengal is the largest rice producing state in India. Almost half of its arable land is under rice cultivation. In the fiscal year 2016, the state produced about 15.75 million tonnes of rice over 5.46 million hectare cultivable area.
Q. Is North Indians eat rice?
More rice is grown in South India and Wheat in North India. It’s because this people eat more rice in South and wheat in North. Generally, people eat what is available plenty and cheap.
Q. Why do north Indians eat roti?
In the north, it was fertile soil fed by rivers, which promoted growth of wheat. In the south, marshy land helped cultivation of rice more than wheat. Hence, the staple diet was woven around wheat in the north, and rice in the south.
Q. Is it polite to say yes sir?
Be respectful yes, and use ‘yes, sir/maam’ but only very conciously and sparingly. Dont get into the habit of submitting authority.
Q. Is it OK to call sir?
Sir is a word used for respect. If you call someone sir, it means you respect them. Most people find it respectful to call someone sir or madam. But its not compulsory for every person.
