which country has relatively more members of indian origin?
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Canada, UK, Fiji, Trinidad, USA.. \nMany countires in the Middle East- Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, UAE...trust me on this one ,i have lived in the Middle East...and there are tooo many Indians here..!\n\nbasically Indians are everywhere...Really...in ALMOST every country on the planet!!!
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well i am from india.particularly i am a south indian
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No! They just find life better in the US and in Europe. Most Indians who come to the US and Europe come as doctors and other high valued jobs. Since most Indians who come to the US or Europe are really smart and good at what they do, they find jobs very easily.
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That's for the Indians to decide. They are the world's largest Democracy in terms of population though.
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Nah, I think of India as the country with largest number of tigers, Asian elephants or to be simple naturally marvellous.\n\nAbout the people, I think of them as a third-world country but with many IT whizzes and medics.\n\nAbout the belief, I think of them as a people of colourful and unique cultures.\n\nThere are also a lot of languages used by Indians themselves.\n\nAh, yes. India reminds me of two of the top Yahoo! Answers users; Anirudh Koul and Batman.\n\nAh, another one about India; nuclear weapon.
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pakistan is big. india is bigger
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As of 2005, there were approximately 970 million Hindus. Of these, 900 million live in India, the birthplace of modern Hinduism. The Himalayan kingdom of Nepal is the world's only Hindu nation, with more than 80% of its population practicing Hinduism, which is closely intertwined with Budhism. Though the majority of the Indian population practices Hinduism, 82%, India is a secular republic. Large Hindu communities, mostly expatriates from India, live in South East Asia, North America, the West Indies, Western Europe, the Middle East, East Africa and South Africa. The Hindus of Bali, and in other parts of Indonesia are indigenous Indonesian Hindus.
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im of south asian origin but i was born in braitain...dont know much abt cricket, but i know many that are bonkers abt that sport...but i know a lot more who are mad abt soccer/football than ne thing else lolz
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No, I don't think Indians have a more dominant group. I have seen many half white-half indians, some of them look more like whites and some of them look more like Indians.
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I'm Indian, so india all the way.
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India, but Canada born.
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Well let's see. Hmm- the Hispanic population is growing by leaps and bounds, so that's one. We seem to have many people from India coming over as well as many from Asia. There you go- that's 3.
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India......India.......India.......India.......India
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India.....Ajit Wadekar\nPakistan...Inthikab Alam
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surely India because of\nYuvraj Singh\nM. Kaif\nS. Raina\nstill many
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Do you mean Indian as in Native American or Indians from India? In either case there are wise people and stupid people everywhere, I don't think it really matters too much where you're from.
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India - its not a country, but a cosmos. which country has such vastness in every field? There is none like India.\n\nLanguages and dialects - over 1500 of them. Over thirty states and union territories, each divided on the basis of the dominant language.\n\nReligions - Hindus are dominant - 83%. But they are the best of the lot, they do not have problem with other except the radical groups like RSS, VHP & Bajrang Dal. The others are Budhist, Jains, Sikhs, Muslims, Christians & others together 17%.\n\nFestivals of India are one of the most colorful. Each state of india has a dozen or more festival of thier own. Even in her poverty you see indians the most happiest. their festivals are the proof.\n\nIndia has the oldest continuous history. It is the only country that has not been an aggressor or looted/destroyed another country. Hnduism religion is the most progressive religions, nothing can come near to it in this aspect. Whether a person accepts god or not, he is hindu.\n\nInspite of different religions, languages and other differences, everybody is proud to be an INDIAN.