Sociology, asked by s203, 1 year ago

what makes India special?

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Answered by VihanaRai

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India is a country which experiences all sorts of weather conditions....which provides a platform for the growth of all kinds of meds,spices and all sorts of important products.
also "Unity in diversity" is a phrase that perfectly describes India.although people are of different cultures but they are unified ..

Answered by Motorist

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It's unique tradition and cultural diversity and influence of mughal rule

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