Approximately 38% of Indians are vegetarian, the highest rate in the world. But this is not "salad culture." This is a dazzling, subversive, infinitely inventive cuisine where a single potato can be cooked 50 ways, where jackfruit becomes "meat," where a lentil ( dal makhani ) slow-cooks for 18 hours and tastes like royalty.

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"I don't think of it as 'spiritual,'" says Kavita Sharma, a 45-year-old Delhi lawyer who rises at 5:30 to do 12 surya namaskars on her balcony overlooking a flyover. "I think of it as maintenance. My grandmother did it. My Fitbit approves."

The biggest change is inside the kitchen. In 1970, 90% of Indian women were homemakers. Today, 24% of urban women work outside the home. This has broken the old model: the daughter-in-law is no longer the sole cook, cleaner, and caregiver.

The copper lota and the oat milk latte. The sacred fire and the smartphone. The joint family and the gig economy.