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today Hinduism teaches the world how to live with Religious tolerance and how to maintain peace. Also now a days Hinduism teaches people unity in diversity.
Creoles were the ones that had most rights in Latin America and therefore, they were the ones that led independence movements.
Yes, monkeys hold cultural significance in Indian mythology and folklore. They are associated with deities like Lord Hanuman, known for his loyalty, strength, and wisdom in Hinduism. Monkeys also play a symbolic role in various stories and traditions in Indian culture.
Housewife, majorly.
Motilal Nehru, a prominent Indian lawyer, politician, and a key figure in the Indian independence movement, was quite affluent for his time. He amassed considerable wealth through his successful legal practice and investments in various businesses, particularly in the sugar and textile industries. His wealth allowed him to play a significant role in the Indian National Congress and support various social and political causes. However, specific figures regarding his net worth are not well-documented.
In Hinduism the people were divided in four groups according to the occupation they followed - The Brahmins - who attained and disseminated knowledge, The 'Kshtriyas' or warriors who defended, The 'Vaisyas' who traded and the 'Shudras' - who performed routine works like farming and other laborious jobs. These four categories were called 'Varna'.
Hinduism
Indian culture is way too different from the Islamic culture. Actually, I don't agree with the first answer. Because if you mean Indian culture as a whole then yes, because Islam has a big role in Indian culture as does Hinduism, Sikh, and various other religions all play a role to create the Indian culture. Now if by Indian culture you are referring only to the Hindus, then no, they are not at all the same in religious regard, but a llot of them still uphold the same Indian cultural customs and lifestyle.
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indian people play a game called hu du du
He basically revised the declaration of independence.