Social Sciences, asked by akumar7644, 11 months ago

What Is India?


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Answered by crimsonpain45
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Answer:

The word "India" is a Western transliteration of the Sanskrit word "Sindhu," meaning "body of water." It specifically refers to what we know today as the Indus river, though the word could be used for any large body of water.

Answered by hellrider6068
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Answer:

India is a democratic country where people of every religion *live happily*.

Explanation:

*not happily*

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