749 Quotes About India

  • Author Shobhaa Dé
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    The trouble is Indians aren't used to being prosperous. We are more comfortable dealing with poverty- after all, poverty has been the staple here, and has been for many centuries.

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  • Author Mayur Paranjape
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    The founder of the Kashmir wool industry is traditionally held to be the 15th-century ruler of Kashmir, Zayn-ul-Abidin, who employed weavers from Central Asia. The mention of woollen shawls made from this wool in Kashmir is found in several books between the 3rd century BCE and the 11th century BCE.

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  • Author Mayur Paranjape
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    Namaste is actually a form of greeting that originated in India. It translates to, “I bow to you”. But it is more than just a welcome greeting. It represents the warmth and amicability of Indians. It is also a form of showing respect and homage.

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  • Author Mayur Paranjape
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    REFUGEES IN INDIA AROUND 195,000 REFUGEES WERE GRANTED ASYLUM IN INDIA IN 2019 ALONE COMPARED TO 101,000 BY CANADA, 54000 BY NORWAY, 33000 BY BRAZIL.

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  • Author SACHIN RAMDAS BHARATIYA
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    BRAVEHEARTS OF INDIA OR BHARAT KE VEER ARE RARE & EXTRAORDINARY BREED OF MORAL & LEGENDARY WARRIORS WHO DISPLAY DISTINGUISHED ACTS OF VALOUR, BRAVERY, GALLANTRY, LEADERSHIP AMIDST STRIKING ODDS ON SEA, AIR & LAND BORDERS, HOSTILE TERRAIN, IN EXTREME HIGH & LOW TEMPERATURE AREAS IN & OUT OF INDIA.

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  • Author Karan Singh
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    Partition tore India into three pieces. Disaster struck. There was East Pakistan, there was West Pakistan, and there was the rest of India. Millions of people were uprooted from their houses, tens of thousands massacred on both sides. It was one of the greatest mass migrations and killings in human history. People today do not realize the tremendous trauma of Partition, whose negative vibrations continue to haunt us even today.

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  • Author Cynthia Barnett
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    Searching in an ancient rain-fed lake in northern India, paleoclimatologists using radiocarbon dating have discovered that 4,100 years ago, the summer monsoons began a rapid decline. They did not return to normal for two centuries. For an unimaginable two hundred years, the Harappan region saw hardly any rain. Around the same time in China, Egypt, and Mesopotamia, the three other earliest-known civilizations also were lost to the dry sands of history.

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