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A few reasons from many are given below:- 1.India is not merely a country. It is a sub-continent. 2.It has been fertile and rich from ancient times. As a result of the same it was invaded by many races and nations, who after conquering it settled permanently in it. Consequently many cultures started mixing with each other and producing a large number of mixed cultures.

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