In India ,
food has become a marker of different religious and social identity. Every
religion is present with varying taboos and preferences, such as Hindus do not
consume beef, Muslims do not eat pork but consume beef and Jain population do
not eat roots or subterranean vegetables. This eating habit further supports
the fact that Indian cuisine has witnessed a heavy influence of religion. To
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