Are there different types of Hinduism?

Answer 1

Hinduism is a flexible format. If you take conduct, 'Dharma' (duty and righteous action), then it may vary from one region to another according to their tradition and caste. If you take belief, 'Mata' (opinion), then there are no bars to it. What is disliked is to declare that one's 'Mata' (belief) is better than others. People with different beliefs are supposed to live together peacefully respecting each other's belief though holding to their own. This is very well illustrated in the Upanishadic injunction, 'Eko Sad, Vipra Bahudha Vadanti' (What exists is one truth, nice people describe it variously).

Without such mutual respect and accommodation, people of different tribes with different traditions having different beliefs could not have lived together as they did in history in India. India is one of the countries where people of all religions, Jews, christians, Muslims, zoroastrians, and the local ones, buddhists, jains, and Sikhs, or the aboriginals, have lived together peacefully for centuries. Kindly remember that Christianity and Islam reached India within one century of their establishment in the Middle-East.
No, There is no different types of Hinduism.

Hinduism means its a Body of Institutions leads the way how the life should be in a simple and powerful manner, in institution a group of activities each individual assigned his duty.But all are equal, whatever institution they found and fulfill his professional duties.all are equal from beggar to Billonier from cheprasi to chkravarty.who follows is a real Hindu.

Answer 2

Hindus is a common term. yhere are two types known as saiva and vaishnava.