1 Due to historical reasons, Indians generally believe in Buddhism, so in the eyes of Indians, food is given by the gods, and it is given by heaven. In order to show due respect, people should grab food with their hands. When eating, they must use their right hand, which represents purity and sacredness. This is a tradition left over from culture. Therefore, Indians usually grab food with their hands to express their reverence for the gods.

2. Climate Relationship India's climate is very hot, and it is also a country lacking water. Water resources are also very important for Indians. In addition, when the temperature in India is the hottest, it can reach 50 degrees, so Indian locals eat cold food. When cold food is eaten, there is generally no tableware. In the case of saving water resources, India has formed a habit over time.

3, convenient Indian cuisine is generally to add a lot of curry, and then make it into a paste to eat, so it is more convenient to use your hands directly, and at the same time, because a lot of flavors are added, so India's eating is basically by hand. When Indians eat, they actually need to use tableware. However, if it is not a normal occasion, Indians generally don't use it, and they are also idle and troublesome. At the same time, it is also to save water resources. Therefore, Indians usually eat directly with their hands. Although environmental sanitation in India has always been a problem, some people may still think that it is actually unclean to grab food directly with their hands. But in India, because of cultural differences and geographical relations, most Indians use their hands directly when eating.

After many people go to India, they will find that some of them actually have tableware. At the same time, because India is divided into classes, the lowest class is generally grasped directly by hand. For the nobles in India, even if they eat at ordinary times, they will use tableware and rarely grab food with their hands.