Seasons and Food
In March - April, jaggery (sweetener made from sugarcane juice), in Baishakh, oil, in May - June, mahua (a type of flower used for making alcoholic drink), in June-July, ber (a type of fruit). In August - September, it's milk, in September, curd, in October, bitter gourd, in October, butter milk or Chhach, is prohibited as per Indian school of thoughts
No Shave Month
According to Hindu mythology, it has been observed that shaving is traditionally avoided during the rainy months. This practice originated in ancient times when steel razors were not as prevalent, and iron razors were more susceptible to rusting. To prevent the risk of tetanus, shaving was prohibited during the rainy season. However, with the advancement of technology, blades made of stainless steel are now widely available, making shaving safe e... View Moreven during the rainy months. It is important to note that this practice is no longer necessary, and individuals are free to shave according to their personal preferences. Additionally, it is worth mentioning that the concept of "No Shave Month" has gained popularity in recent times, where individuals choose to refrain from shaving for a designated month, regardless of the season. View Less
Rains and Routine
"During the rainy season, it is advisable to avoid consuming fish and refrain from sleeping on the floor. This is because fish tend to be more susceptible to infections during this time, and sleeping on the floor can increase the risk of coming into contact with dampness and moisture, which may lead to discomfort and health issues. Prioritize your well-being by making these small adjustments during the rainy season."