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Understanding Singaporeans: Why Do Indians Dot Their Foreheads? Illustration School shifting planks of wood

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Malay Weddings Don't Cost $50 is a collection of 42 articles which serves as a guide to Malay culture and heritage

Understanding Singaporeans: Why Do Indians Dot Their Foreheads? Illustration School shifting planks of woodWhy do Indians hang mango leaves in doorways? Why is it called a mama shop? Where does roti prata come from? We provide the answersand useful tips as wellto some of the most asked questions young Singaporeans have about the Indian community, including why some Indians wear turbans. Why Do Indians Dot Their Foreheads? is part of a series of four illustrated handbooks, each with 20 questions and answers to promote understanding of the different races

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