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India is a large, diverse country located in South Asia. It has a wide variety of climates, from very hot to very cold, and experiences different seasons throughout the year. India is also culturally and religiously diverse, with over 400 languages spoken and many major world religions practiced. Some of India's most popular tourist destinations include hill stations, heritage centers, wildlife sanctuaries, pilgrimage sites, and honeymoon spots that showcase its natural beauty and rich history. Common diseases include dengue fever, chikungunya, filariasis, leptospirosis, polio, and measles. India also has a large and growing economy, especially in areas like information technology and agriculture.
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India
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- 3. India, is a country in South Asia. It is the seventh-largest country by area, divided into 28 states and seven union territories. The second-most populous country with over 1.2 billion people. Number of languages are 415 classified and some languages remain unclassified. Number of religions are more than 8.
- 4. India is a big tropical country and is famous for its diverse climatic features. Seasons in India 1.Winter :The months of January and February. 2.Summer:The months of March to May 3.Monsoon (rainy) season: The months of June to September 4.post-monsoon period:The months of October to December
- 5. India is very diverse – probably the most diverse of countries that you will find on this earth. We have some of the Coldest places in Kashmir, A place that has highest rainfall in world – Cherrapunji, and also one if the driest places on the Earth – The Thar Desert. Adding to that – More than half of Indian boundary is home to beautiful beaches. And don’t forget that Northern part of India hosts Himalayan Ranges snow capped mountains.
- 6. CAN BE DIVIDED AS: 1.HILL STATIONS 2.HERITAGE CENTRES 3.WILDLIFE SANCTURIES 4.PILGRIMAGE CENTRES 5.HONEYMOON DESTINATIONS
- 10. P I L G R I M A G E GOLDEN TEMPLE MANGESHI MANDIR TANJOUR TEMPLE
- 12. 1.Dengue fever caused an epidemic in south asia. 2.Chikungunya affected thousands in 2005- 2006. 3.Filariasis is common. 4.leptospirosis. 5.polio. 6.Measles. 7.Pathogenic avian influenza are the other infections.
- 13. In the next three years, up to 25% of the world's new workers will be Indian. Half the world’s outsourced IT services come from India, amounting to a $47 billion dollar industry. India grows 12 million tons of mangoes in a year. India is famous for its famous movie market and sold 3.2 billion tickets last year. India has 568 million more registered voters than the US.