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What is the oldest religion in India?
The rich cultural heritage of India has birthed four major religions, Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism and Sikhism. Of those, Hinduism is considered to be the oldest religion in both India and the world with roots tracing back to antiquity.
Why is the king cobra respected in India?
Because the Hindu religion reveres ALL life - no matter what the species is.
Is the Act targeted only at weaker section?
no, it's universal child who is citizen of India, rich or poor, boy or girl, born to parents of any caste, religion or ethnicity shall have this right.
What is the official religion of the country of the India today?
India does not have an official religion.
What are the religion of people of India?
Hinduism is the most common religion in India
What religion was India back then?
Hinduism is the earliest trace of religion in India.
What kind of economic system India have?
india has a democratic democracy and a governmetal institution also known as the economic. India is a very big place with a lot of food, religion, languages, and cultures. India is not a Carribean country and it is not in the paccific ocean, but it is a commonwealth country. India might seem big expensive and rich, but india is not that bid of a rich place it hasall of its poor sides as well as us, but not as little bit as us. 86.5 is poor in india and 13.5% of india is rich. But unlike us INdia does not have Jaguar Cars, or porsche cars, or even lamuginies, but what India do have is Volves Waggon.
What is the religion of most of India's people?
Hinduism is the most common religion in India
Is India a religion?
No India is a country. The majority people follow the religion, Hinduism
What is the dominate religion in india?
Hinduism is the dominant religion in India.
Which state in India is resource rich and economically rich?
Many states in India are rich in natural resources. Maharashtra is one state in India that is resource rich as well as economically rich. Gujarat has the largest refinery in India as well as being economic rich in textiles and gems.
Does religion matter in your lives today?
no
