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My Very Big Indian FamilyComing soon
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My Very Big Indian Family
The master map: who is who, and why it matters.
From the original text · Family tradition, with its sources
Ages 0-3+
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Who Is My Masi?Coming soon
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Who Is My Masi?
Mum's sister.
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Who Is My Foi?Coming soon
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Who Is My Foi?
Dad's sister.
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Who Is My Mama?Coming soon
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Who Is My Mama?
Mum's brother.
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Who Is My Kaka?Coming soon
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Who Is My Kaka?
Dad's brother.
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Why Do Grandparents Live With Families?Coming soon
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Why Do Grandparents Live With Families?
Three generations, one kitchen.
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Why Does Everyone Come to Our House?Coming soon
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Why Does Everyone Come to Our House?
The open door.
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Why Are Cousins Like Brothers and Sisters?Coming soon
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Why Are Cousins Like Brothers and Sisters?
Cousin-brothers and cousin-sisters.
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Ages 0-3+
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Why Does Everyone Know My Business?Coming soon
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Why Does Everyone Know My Business?
The family telephone.
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Ages 7-12+
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Why Do We Eat Together?Coming soon
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Why Do We Eat Together?
One thali, one time.
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Why Do We Visit Family During Festivals?Coming soon
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Why Do We Visit Family During Festivals?
Diwali means a full house.
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Ages 0-3+
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Why Do We Remember Our Ancestors?Coming soon
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Why Do We Remember Our Ancestors?
Shraddha and the people before us.
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Ages 7-12+
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What Is Our Gotra?Coming soon
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What Is Our Gotra?
A very old family name.
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Where Did Our Family Come From?Coming soon
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Where Did Our Family Come From?
A village, a city, a ship, a plane.
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