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Many religions were founded in India. But the main two that most people know about are Buddhism and Hinduism. Hope this helps. India is the largest and most diverse democracy in the world so it has a lot of religions, her citizens follow almost every religion known to man, other than the Native American and Australian Aboriginies, (sorry don't know how to spell it) yet there are only two well known religions founded in India, Hinduism and Buddhism. Hope this helps. : )

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