When children are born, in India it is customary to literally throw them from a height of 15 m. They fall on an elastic white cloth held by several men. It is a ritual considered dangerous by many and is currently under investigation by the National Commission for the Protection of Children's Rights. You have all the information in: «Indian customs«.

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