All religions are counted as the indigenous religion in the area where they where started/created. Hinduism is the religion of India and is still in current practice. As such it is deemed the indigenous religion of India. In the same way, Judaism and Christianity are indigenous to Palestine, and Islam is indigenous to the Hejaz. Buddhism might be considered indigenous to Uttar Pradesh, but it is no longer much practised there.
Hinduism is the indigenous religion of India.
Hinduism is not credited to any particular founder. It is an indigenous religion.
Yes. I would know.
Hinduism is found in large quantities everywhere but it is mainly seen in India.
"Indigenous religion" is a contextual phrase. It does not mean anything without specifying a region to which the religion is indigenous to. As a result, a comparison is rather difficult. In comparison to locally developed faiths that were never evangelized such as African Folk Religions, Shenism, Aboriginal Australian and Polynesian religions, etc. Hinduism is not that much different at a basic level. However, Hinduism has holy texts and unifying themes across larger distances and in disparate populations.
indias major religion is Hinduism
Hinduism developed from the Vedic religion, which was polytheistic.
christianity, judaism, islam, hinduism, buddhism, sikhism, jainism, confucianism, taoism, shinto, indigenous, sects.
Islam, Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Taoism, Animist (I don't know what the name is of the indigenous religion in Malaysia, but I'm sure there are some practitioners of it still). Probably others.
The only country as Hinduism as their national Religion is Nepal. In India Hinduism is not a national Religion.
no, Hinduism is a religion, where as hindu is the person who follows Hinduism. it is like christian and christianity.
No, Hinduism is not Polytheistic Religion. Hinduism used to be a Philosophy of lifestyle before it became Religion.