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But today they are replaced by a popular British drink called "whiskey"
How did this Happen?
During the British raj, th
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It's fascinating how colonial influence reshaped an entire country's drinking habits. I sometimes wonder if we lost a part of our cultural heritage when local drinks like Sura and Toddy faded into the background.
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