India, by and large, is a tropical country with majority of its population staying in hot and humid conditions. Though the geographical extent of India is huge, it is roughly divided into half by the ‘Tropic of Cancer’, with the southern half hot and humid and the northern half hot and dry. The Northern half has a variegated topography containing highly populated Gangetic Plain, the Thar Desert to the West, and the Himalayan mountainous range in the north. The south is divided into several plateaus, two coastal plains, and river plains. In keeping with this primarily tropical expanse, traditional Indian clothing is essentially loose fitting. India, apart from the Himalayan…