"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.
There are many religions that believe in more than one God. It is referred to as Polytheism. However some of the most popular modern day religions believing in Polytheism is Hinduism and Buddhism. Which are alike and different in many ways.
Currently Hinduism is made of more than 100 Religions. Some are jainism, Buddhism, shikhism, shaktism etc.
the two biggest religions on top of hinduism are chrisianity and islam.
Hinduism and Islam are two other religions in India.
Hinduism is more than 10000 years old. Hinduism is blend of all the Religion that existed during that time.
Other than what? Reincarnation is taight in Hinduism and Buddhism
According to wikipedia: "more than 95% of the population adheres to Christianity, the vast majority of which (between 81% and 90%) are Roman Catholic. About 1% of Colombians adhere to indigenous religions and under 1% to Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism." So you could say Roman Catholic, Other Christian, and Other are the most popular religions.
Sikhism, Jainism, Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, and a number of local religions.
Doug Choi made Hinduism
The Cathlamet Indians traditionally practiced a form of animistic spirituality based on a close connection with nature and the spirit world. With colonization and missionary influence, some members of the tribe adopted Christianity, particularly Catholicism or Protestant denominations.
the only real religion in the hole world is Jehovah´s Witnesses
The swastika has been used by many different civilizations such as Japan, China and India. It is also used in religions such as Hinduism and Buddhism.