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Charity and altruism are often essentially egoistic in their immediate motive. They are stirred by the discomfort of the sight of suffering to the nervous system or by the pleasurableness of others' appreciation of our kindliness or by the egoistic self-appreciation of our own benevolence or by the need of indulgence in sympathy. There are philanthropists who would be troubled if the poor were not always with us, for they would then have no field for their charity...
I typed the following up as my mother was explaining over phone. So they are a bit rough and cryptic :-)
araTikAya
aTlu
avakaya
avial
bachchali-pulusukUra
cabbage-pesarapappu
capsicum-sanagapappukaram
dadhyodanam
desi-spaghetti
dosavakaya
good-dish
idli
junnu
kakara
kakara-ullikaram
kanda-kura
kandipappu-pachchaDi
kannada-recipe
kobbari-pachchaDi
kottimeera-pachchaDi
kurma
lettuce-pulusu
majjiga-pulusu
mAmiDi-baddalu
nimmakAya-kAram
paaToli
pachchi-pulusu
perugu-pachchaDi
pesarapappu-kUTu
pesarapappu-pacchaDi
pulihora
sagu
semiya-pulav
snake-gourd
tomato
tomato-pachchaDi
totakura
ullikaram-vankaya
vankaya-pulusu-pachchaDi