what is india tell in your words and explain
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India or the Republic of India (official name) is a country in Asia. It has an area of 3,287,263 square kilometres (1,269,219 sq mi). It is at the center of South Asia. India has more than 1.2 billion (1,210,000,000) people, which is the second largest population in the world.[15] It is the seventh largest country in the world by area and the largest country in South Asia. It is also the most populous democracy in the world.
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I define India as the colours, the religion which is characterized by diversity of religious beliefs and practices, the naked feet, the Portuguese Heritage, the noise, the wonderfully variety of spicy food, the people that are born on the streets and die on the streets, the Bollywood ,Tollywood,kollywood action scenes, the worshiping of Lord Shiva, the unbelievable unprecedented migraine inducing bureaucracy, the overcrowded streets, the overcrowded trains, the overcrowded buses, the Mughal 16th century coins that you buy on the street for 50 rupees, the constant noise, the luxury hotels, the multi billions of the new generations of Indians, the Indian headshake, the lawless driving, the way every Hindu Indian interprets Hinduism in his/her own way, the street dentists, the pepper vodka cocktails, the constant blaring of the traffic horns, the chanting of mantras in the early morning, the friendliness of the Indians, the dead heritage buildings all over India, the garbage on the street, the 330 million gods, the moustaches, the holy dip in the Ganges, the haggling with the cashmere shop owners, the panners and the parathas, the Punjabi jokes, the cows who lay on the middle of the road and cause major traffic jams, the chewing of the pan leaf and spitting the red residue everywhere, the kingfisher beer and the kingfisher bird, the whole culture of death being just a passage to another life until ultimately reaching nirvana, the Delhi Belly, the eating with the hands, the Hanuman God telemarketing channel, the Sadhus, the complicated process of learning how to put on saree, the stepping on cow dung and praying for luck, the hope of the ones who have a bicycle to have a motorbike to have a car to have two cars to sending their kids abroad for their studies to hire more staff to build a bigger house to help more the ones in need, the festival posters where the elephants are the main attractions not the rock/pop stars, the chapattis, the Lungi dance, the messy overhanging wires in the Delhi downtown, the Ayurveda medicine and drinking hot drinks in 40º heat, the washing of the laundry next to the cremation ghats in Varanasi, the decoration of the India trucks that should be declared UNESCO World Heritage, the monkeys that break into your room and steal your food, smiles of the kids who play on the streets, the almost getting run over by a cycle rickshaw while trying to cross an intersection, the Kerala Sunsets, getting a bindi everywhere you go, the panoply of colour and embroiderment of the silk sarees, the happy holly throw colour in each other’s face festival, the getting wasted in palm toddy, the flower necklaces, the eating rice for breakfast every day, the Oberoi Hotel chain, the 15 people who actually fit inside a motor rickshaw, the Jain religion and the not brushing the teeth to prevent killing bacteria, the hilarious matrimonial Sunday section in the times of India, drinking street chai