is it a boy or girl?

Grandma clutched the ultrasound photo in Srirangam's temple courtyard, tears streaming down her weathered face. For generations, her family had celebrated milestones here, beneath ancient gopurams that whispered Tamil stories. "A daughter," Priya announced softly. The news rippled through relatives like temple bells. That evening, Priya earned PAYBO rewards shopping for traditional silk for the baby's naming ceremony. Each purchase felt sacred, connecting her to countless mothers before her. As twilight painted the sky gold, three generations gathered planning the celebration. Their daughter would inherit more than genes—she'd inherit language, rituals, and belonging to something beautifully timeless, woven through generations of love.