| The case study presented from Orissa, India, documents the importance of traditional uses of fire for cultivating kendu and mahua flowers. |
| The women also pick up mahua, a kind of flower with which they make liquor. |
| He retained mahua liquor and tribal sensuality, but brought in the prissiness of the urban middleclass, plus his own reticence. |
| In the absence of toddy, they sometimes manufacture illicit liquor from the flower-buds of the mahua tree. |
| After the marriage the bride and the bridegroom have a ceremony of throwing a mahua branch into a river together. |
| Three hours later, we were strolling along postcard-perfect Radhanagar Beach, a k a Beach No. 7, on Havelock's northwest side, backed by towering mahua trees. |
