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Indians are the strongest people in the world.Indian foods are based on wheat,ragi,paddy which helps them to maintain their body.Further Indian games like kushti,mallayuddha,kalari,silambam,kuthuvarisai,mallar kambam,kabaadi makes their body strong

ANS 2 - They are really modest too.

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