The favorites of the indian community

Canada's Indian community is concentrated primarily in Ontario, but also has a strong presence in Montreal, Quebec. This community includes mainly South Asian populations. The major celebration of this community is Diwali.

The Bitter melon

January 12, 2021

The bitter melon is the fruit of a climbing plant native to Asia. The height of this plant can reach 5 meters in length and it is cultivated in hot or temperate climates. The fruit, leaves and seeds are edible and are known for its medicinal benefits.

The Buddha hand

December 7, 2020

The Buddha hand is an aromatic citrus fruit native to northeast India and China. It is an Asian variety of citron that can be recognized by its unique finger-like shape. It is a yellowish citrus fruit that grows in a small tree. It is very fragrant and mainly used to perfume rooms and personal effects.

The Jackfruit

December 7, 2020

The Jackfruit is native to India. It belongs to the same family as the breadfruit. It is cultivated in tropical regions and is the largest fruit growing on a fruit tree. It can weigh up to 45 kilos.

diwali｜1st November 2024

Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is one of the major religious festivals of the Indian community, and is comparable to Christmas among Christians. It is customary to light fireworks and treat each other with gifts and treats. The celebrations last for five days, but the third day is the most important, as it celebrates the goddess Lakshmi. The third day is also the last day of the Hindu Vikram calendar.

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