Being Konkanian is a fantastic resource for our community's culture and heritage.

Rajesh N.

A person is kneeling in a small shrine or prayer room, holding a metal container. The walls are tiled and contain recessed shelves holding various religious idols and decorations. A small flame or diya is visible in front of the person.
A person is kneeling in a small shrine or prayer room, holding a metal container. The walls are tiled and contain recessed shelves holding various religious idols and decorations. A small flame or diya is visible in front of the person.
A group of women dressed in vibrant traditional clothing gather by a body of water. One woman, wearing an orange sari, is focused on performing a ritual with a small idol and a pot, possibly involving prayer or offerings. The women are adorned with bangles, and their attire features intricate patterns. The scene is intimate, depicting a sense of community and cultural tradition.
A group of women dressed in vibrant traditional clothing gather by a body of water. One woman, wearing an orange sari, is focused on performing a ritual with a small idol and a pot, possibly involving prayer or offerings. The women are adorned with bangles, and their attire features intricate patterns. The scene is intimate, depicting a sense of community and cultural tradition.

★★★★★

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What is Being Konkanian?

Being Konkanian is a community website for Daivadnya Brahmin and Konkani-speaking people in India.

Who can join the community?

Anyone who identifies with the Daivadnya Brahmin culture or speaks Konkani is welcome to join our community.

How can I contribute?

You can contribute by sharing stories, resources, and information relevant to the Daivadnya Brahmin community and Konkani culture.

Is there a membership fee?

No, joining Being Konkanian is completely free for everyone interested in our community.

What resources are available?

We provide information, articles, and community events related to the Daivadnya Brahmin and Konkani culture.

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