Heterosexual anal intercourse. To be distinguished from 'Punjabi Sex' (homosexual anal copulation).
Based on the deep-rooted historical prevalence of bisexuality throughout the Hindi belt, in contrast to
the largely sodomitic Punjab. Thus, Prakrit-Sanskrit sexological works attest to the popularity of the
Irish Way across North India right from the Puranic Dark Ages:

"The inhabitants of Kuru (Panjab) prefer anal intercourse ... Those from Madhyadeśa {Madhya Pradesh}
are restrained & sexually weak & only attain culmination by anal means. The men & women of Pañchāla
{Awadh} are experts in the art of unnatural love, & cannot attain satisfaction except by maukhya & anal
means, & artificial aids. The women of Kosala (Uttar Pradesh) {Bihar} also like artificial aids to be
used by their men who are not satisfactory lovers." ('The Hindu World' 2 vols. Benjamin Walker. London:
Allen & Unwin, 1968, v 2, p 201)

The continuing pervasiveness of bisexuality throughout N India down to the present post-colonial age
is reflected in 'Chaklet' by Ugra or Pandey Bechan Sharma (Calcutta: Tandon Bros, 1953, 3rd ed).

The reason us Hindustani men & women prefer 'Gaand Chudai