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Does Hindu literally means a native of Hindustan

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Answered by Anonymous

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Yes, Hindu literally means a native of Hindustan. Even the word Hindustan is derived from Hindu only. Hindustan is made up of the words, Hindu and Sthan (place). Which on constant transformation came to be known as Hindustan.

Answered by parulsingh68030

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yes this correct answer

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