What type of people are Indian?

Although approximately 80\% of the citizens of India are Hindus, the country has a substantial population of Muslims, Christians, Sikhs, Buddhists, Jains, Parsis and adherents of tribal faiths.

What is Indians lifestyle?

Indians celebrate all special occasions like birth, marriage, harvest season, festivals and fairs with much zeal, following their own particular tradition. Good to know: Some animals in India are highly revered and even worshipped, especially cows. Vegetarianism is highly promoted and preferred by many.

Can you hug in India?

Public display of affection a.k.a PDA is regarded as unacceptable in India. Kissing and hugging in public is a taboo. However, same-sex physical contact is allowed. In 2007, when actor Richard Gere kissed Shilpa Shetty in an AIDS awareness event in New Delhi, a warrant for his arrest was issued by an Indian court.

What is the typical mentality of the Indian society?

What is the typical mentality of the Indian society? If someone sees a girl and a boy together, the first thing that strikes them is that they gotta be in a relationship. They just can’t be friends or classmates or colleagues. This is fixed in their mind. Especially the conservative mindset typed people.

What should I do when I see other Indians in India?

If you see another Indian, don’t have the mentality that you are here because of your intelligence but others are here because of luck or fraud. Make sure to talk in the most common language that everyone can understand.

Do South Indians consider the rest of India as North India?

Many South Indians would consider the rest of India as North India which is inappropriate (e.g., Gujarat is in West India, and not North India). Some people say there is no North India, but only South India and the Rest of India. For visitors, travel, student and other international travel medical insurance.

Is it an effort to change the culture of an Indian?

However, it is an effort so that all Indians will be proud of themselves after changing themselves, and be seen positively by others some day. When a country welcomes you, your duty is to first try and assimilate with the people and its culture.