India facts

Population’s Religion: About 80% of India’s population practices Hinduism, follo...

Population’s Religion: About 80% of India’s population practices Hinduism, followed by 15% practicing Islam.

Languages: India recognizes 23 official languages, with Hindi being the most spo...

Languages: India recognizes 23 official languages, with Hindi being the most spoken but not prioritized over others.

Sari Tradition: The sari, a traditional Indian garment, has been around for over...

Sari Tradition: The sari, a traditional Indian garment, has been around for over 5,000 years.

Literacy Rate: India’s literacy rate is nearly 75%, still below the global avera...

Literacy Rate: India’s literacy rate is nearly 75%, still below the global average of 86.5%.

Chess: Chess is believed to have originated in India around 1,500 years ago.

Chess: Chess is believed to have originated in India around 1,500 years ago.

Economy: India is the world’s third-largest economy based on purchasing power.

Economy: India is the world’s third-largest economy based on purchasing power.

Currency: The Indian rupee is a closed currency with strict regulations on inter...

Currency: The Indian rupee is a closed currency with strict regulations on international movement.

Bollywood: Bollywood leads the world in film production, outpacing even Hollywoo...

Bollywood: Bollywood leads the world in film production, outpacing even Hollywood.

Newspapers: India has the world’s second-largest newspaper market.

Newspapers: India has the world’s second-largest newspaper market.

Outsourcing: India handles about 67% of the world’s outsourcing, with a $150 bil...

Outsourcing: India handles about 67% of the world’s outsourcing, with a $150 billion IT industry.

Nalanda University: Nalanda, one of the oldest universities, is being revived in...

Nalanda University: Nalanda, one of the oldest universities, is being revived in Bihar.

Tea History: Tea has been cultivated in India since 750 BCE, long before British...

Tea History: Tea has been cultivated in India since 750 BCE, long before British commercialization.