What is the full form of INDIA and who gave us this name ?
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We don't have any full form of India.
It's just a name that is derived by the river Indus during the British era.
This name was originally given to us by Britishers as we had developed near the river Indus so they started calling us Indians and that's how the name India came up.
Originally we named our country Hindustan and we were Hindus Indus Hindi name or Prakrit name is Hind.
Hope it helps,
Suhani
It's just a name that is derived by the river Indus during the British era.
This name was originally given to us by Britishers as we had developed near the river Indus so they started calling us Indians and that's how the name India came up.
Originally we named our country Hindustan and we were Hindus Indus Hindi name or Prakrit name is Hind.
Hope it helps,
Suhani
Abhay1811:
Thanks for your answer but it is Independent Nation Declared In August and It had been given us by British when they were about to leave Bharat.
Thanks, I didn't knew that
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It does not have any full form. The name "India" is derived from "Indus" which is the name of a river. The English term is from Greek Ἰνδία (Indía), via Latin India. Indía in Koine Greek denoted the region beyond the Indus (Ἰνδός) river in Pakistan.
No, It is 'Independent National Declared In August' and it had been given us by British when they were about to leave Bharat.
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