how many of you ever visited india........

India
November 4, 2006 3:09am CST
or you are an indian or you visited india sumtime........
8 responses
@kgwat70 (13388)
• United States
4 Nov 06
I have never been to India but I would like to visit it someday if I have the opportunity. The people are very nice from what I hear and it is beautiful there.
• India
4 Nov 06
oh its awesome here people are nice but the places are worth visiting.........
• India
4 Nov 06
i'm an indian.a proud indian.
• India
4 Nov 06
i am too proud to be an indian jai hind........
@XuryaZ (479)
• India
4 Nov 06
i ahve visited india always. i am an indian. living iun india & plan to live in india.
@shi_2000_21 (2680)
• India
4 Nov 06
I invite everybody outside India to visit this place once in their life time. You can't get a better hospitality then india. Because we belive in "Atithi Devo Bhavah" means visitors is like god.
@asimo603 (1366)
• Malaysia
4 Nov 06
I have not visit India before,but visiting India is one of my plan as I want to see the Taj Mahal with my own eyes Not the pictures in magazine or school text book. I came from a country with multi-racial, where Indian as one of the 3 main races. I have Indian friends back here who have also never been to India as they are born here not in India. They too really looking forward to visiting India where their grandma and grandpa originated.
• India
4 Nov 06
india is a very beautiful place not only taj mahal you can visit many more places..........
@raghib786 (358)
• India
4 Nov 06
i live in india... something abt my nation... India (Hindi: ???? Bharat), officially the Republic of India (Bharat Ga?arajya), is a country in South Asia. It is the world's seventh-largest country by geographical area, the second most populous country, and the most populous liberal democracy.[1] India has a coastline of over seven thousand kilometres which is bounded by the Indian Ocean on the south, the Arabian Sea on the west, and the Bay of Bengal on the east.[2]India borders Afghanistan [3] and Pakistan to the west; China, Nepal, The Tibet Autonomous Region and Bhutan to the north-east; and Bangladesh and Myanmar to the east. India is in the vicinity of the Indian Ocean nations of Sri Lanka, Maldives, Indonesia and Thailand. The first urban civilization on the Indian subcontinent arose around 3300 BCE in the Indus river valley.[4]India subsequently became a hub of ancient trade routes, the seat of vast empires, and a center of cultural innovation and synthesis,[5]whose diverse achievements included the decimal number system,[6]the Buddhist cave monuments at Ajanta, and the Taj Mahal. Four of the world's major religions, Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism and Sikhism originated in India, while Islam, Christianity, Zoroastrianism, and Judaism arrived in the first millennium CE and played an influential role in the formation of the variegated culture of India. In addition, through the transmission of Buddhism and Hinduism, India notably influenced the cultures of South Asia,[7]South-east Asia,[8]and East Asia.[9] India emerged as a modern democratic nation-state in 1947 after a struggle for independence that was characterized by the first large-scale use of nonviolent resistance and civil disobedience as a means of social protest. It became a republic in 1950, with the completion of a constitution that guaranteed "liberty of thought, expression, belief, faith, and worship." Modern India is a large and complex country that defies easy characterization. On the one hand, it is now the fourth largest economy (PPP) in the world and the second fastest growing economy,[10]having made rapid economic progress in the last ten years, especially in the field of information technology. It has the second largest agricultural output of any country in the world; it is a declared nuclear deterrent state,[11]with an active space program; and it is sometimes spoken of as an emerging superpower.[12]On the other hand, despite these gains, India battles endemic poverty and uneven development. It ranks 122nd in per capita income among the nations of the world, with four-fifths of its population living on less than $2 a day. India also ranks 127th in the 2005 UN human development index and, according to the FAO, has the largest number of undernourished people of any country in the world,[13]which, at 212 million, is a full one-fifth of the population.[14]However, India's overall prognosis is now much improved: with its high rates of growth, its standard of living is expected to rise sharply in the 21st century.
• India
4 Nov 06
indian
@tusharb (3157)
• India
4 Nov 06
m indian ..n i'll definetly say ...frnds u must visit our country..its ...