INDIA: What india can teach the world that they don't know..what India.?

Question

What India can teach the world that they don't know, what india can give the world that they don't have?

Answer 1

Perfection

Answer 2

India can teach many of Indian specialisation, such as

Indian Marshal Art,

Openness,

Secularism,

Spiritualism,

'Vipasana'

Yoga, etc.       and many more.

Answer 3

That the Hindu religion is simply a way of life which has allowed democracy to continue in spite of only 2-4 % of it's population controlling the purse strings.

Intelligent and hardworking people who are becoming world leaders everywhere.

Answer 4

India already taught you how to count...numbers 1-9 and zero were originally invented in India a long long time ago....The decimal system was also invented India. India is has also achieved a lot in the medical field. Currently the economy in booming big time. By the way, chess was also invented in India. There are also many differant types of dancing there.

Answer 5

many things actually. and dont forget that india is alot smarter than america. the polls show that india is like the 3rd smartest country in the world and america is the 13th

Answer 6

Can you clarify your question?

One can not teach what they do not already know.

Answer 7

India can teach the world how to live together peacefully and happily.India has so many countless people,reigions and language!!! Despite the differences in religion and languages people live together peacefully and are always helpfull in times of need!!!there is so much Unity in diversity and India can teach this to the world!!!

Answer 8

India was the birth place of religious systems such as Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism, which have a strong influence not only over India, but also the whole world.As well as regional diversity, languages have created diverse traditions of culture in India. There are a large number of languages in India; 216 of them are spoken by a group of 10,000 persons or more. There are many other languages in India which are spoken by fewer than 10,000 people. If these languages are included then there are 415 living languages in India.

India is a melting pot of different faiths and religions. The diverse culture of India makes it the most unique country in the world. Customs and rituals are an integral part of the Indian way of life. These customs and traditions traverse the boundary of religion, cast and creed.

One gets a glimpse of the customs and rituals in India as soon as one is welcomed in traditional Indian style. 'Atithi Devo Bhava' is what inspires the hospitality business in India, which is what reflects the most popular custom of India. 'Atithi Devo Bhava' means that guest is God and should be treated like a deity. This is what is expressed in welcoming a guest with a garland and putting vermilion on the forehead of the guest. There are a number of such customs that are part of Indian society. Even the Tourism Ministry, Government of India has launched the 'Atithi Devo Bhava' campaign to make people aware of India's rich cultural heritage and the philosophy of treating a tourist like God.

Indians are steeped into various customs and traditions. Right from the birth to death, there is hardly any occasion that does not have an elaborate ceremony. Soon after the birth of a child, an elaborate ceremony to name the child takes place, which is marked by chanting of slokas and singing of hymns. Weddings are grand affairs in India, as they follow various customs and rituals. So much so, many foreigners come to India to marry in Indian style. Rajasthan is the place that is most popular for royal weddings in India.

Taking a heritage tour to India is one of the best ways to know more about the fascinating aspects of Indian customs and rituals. Festivals are other important occasions when one can see different customs and rituals followed by people.

Cultural Heritage of India



India is endowed with a rich cultural legacy of art and architecture. The numerous beautiful temples and other monuments bear testimony to the rich Indian cultural heritage of art and architecture. The Ajanta and Ellora caves in Maharashtra, the Khajuraho temples in Madhya Pradesh, Konark Temple in Puri, Shore Temple at Mahabalipuram in Tamil Nadu and the Taj Mahal in Agra are some of the beautiful monuments that reflect the rich architectural heritage of India. Indian Handicraft is another of form of art that has made a mark among tourists in India. Heritage tour of India is one of the best ways to discover the Indian arts and crafts.

A small glance of india.....having a rich culture & traditions in india.....all the best.