what comes to your mind at first when you think of INDIA? or INDIANS?!?
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With India, ink.  With Indians, casinos
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India....When I am stressed and feeling overwhelmed by the troubles of the world I close my eyes and imagine I am sitting on a riverbank in India. The hot sun is warming my body and leaving me with a delicate glow. My pink sari blows gently in the wind. An elephant drinks in the water next to me, and I am at peace. \n\nThe most beautiful place I have ever been though in real life would definitly be Alaska, soooooooo magnificent!
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native to what land? india? then yes.\nif you mean native americans, then "indian" was a misnomer. when columbus landed here, he hoped he had landed in india. "indians" would have made sense if he was correct.\nthe name just stuck. like many things in history and language. \n:D
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Love, Culture, Tradition, Ethnic And Spiritual Knowledge, Intelligence, Educational facilities, NIT Calicut and you who thought about India.
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My advice- Dont go to Australia. Indians are not welcome there. I have spoken to many Indians who are in or have been to Australia and almost all had the feeling that the Australians are racist, especially with Asians and native Aboriginies. Dont believe me? Ask someone who has been to australia. After talking to them I dropped my plans of emmigrating to Australia. Do consider the UK or the US or maybe even Canada for your further studies. They may be a little costlier but the salaries after your studies is higher than those of Australia plus the people are much nicer
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i AM indian!\nsmileS!\ndr Smiths wife!
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I have a say that this a very broad question. India is home to many different cultures and they vary in beliefs within themselves. So there is no black and white answer to this. Anyway, being born in Indian and having lived in Australia for 8 years I will try to answer from personal experience.\nMy first impressions were very positive. I appreciated the organised way of life, openess to new ideas, good governance etc. What always disturbed me was the lack of stability in the familiy aspects, lack of respect for elderly people etc. Again this is not a blanket statement but to someone new to the west it might easily seem so. Another thing which strikes is the 'me' approach of the west as opposed to the 'us' approach still prevalent in India. Anyway, after a few more years and interactions I realised that familiy/social life is lot more stable than what it seems on the surface/propagated by media and I met an overwhelming number of dedicated parents. \nWe could continue this discussion on various aspects and its too  hard to type that much ! Feel free to contact me on yahoo msg> kingbaljeet.
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migrated from India ?? don't you mean migrated to India from Pakistan?
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Yes I do. I don't know where this feeling comes from: I always think about the indians, dreams about them, and it's like I know everything about them. I don't know where these knowledges comes from. I feel like I have two souls in my body. I am not a native-american and I don't see (in my conscious state) that I have an interest for this culture but there is something deep inside of me that fight against me to lead me to this culture. Sometimes, I feel like that I have to accomplish something for them in this century but I don't know what, I am not interested in that but something deep inside on me is calling me. This doesn't make any sense because this is not my culture but I know things about hem that I have never read or learn anywhere.
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I just dont believe you are an indian
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you give me 10 points :)\nandddd ill remind you of india\nhahaha\ni could be your india\n;)
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I am an Indian everywhere.Nothing can change it.\n Lol i am an NRI.
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hahahaahahahahaha\n\ngod. \n\ni would die living in india. \n\nand i bet you ANYTHING most of the richer population in this country would die anywhere they considered "foreign." It's ironic we're all foreign in america, because we have the lowest tolerance for/awareness of "foreign countries."
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Which Indians are you talking about?\n\nNative Americans or India Indians?\n\nIf you are talking about India Indians...Here's your number one source =].\n\nI've done many research projects, papers, and lectures on India--and to top all of that, I'm Indian myself.\n\nLemme no if that's what you were talking about!\n\nAlso, I'm not leaving any websites here because I don't know what you need to know about them. Try specifying what you're looking for so it's easier for people to help you..and it'd avoid people questioning your own question! Lol..\n\nAnyways, feel freee to message me from my Yahoo Answers Profile..I'll get back to you asap! =]\n\nTake care and have a nice fridayy! =]
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Indians.  India Indians.
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Technically, that's two questions, so I'm getting cheated out of 2 points by answering both here, but..  ;-)\n\nI like Indians, just as I like any other people - EXCEPT when I call a technical support line for an American product and talk with someone in India.  Trying to explain a technical problem when there's a partial language barrier is frustrating to me, and I'm sure it's frustrating to the call center employee, too.  Outsourcing may be cheaper for American companies, but I'd rather pay a little more if it leads to fewer annoyances when support is required.  But I digress..sort of.  \n\nI have no opinons on Indian languages, because I don't hear or speak any of them.
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my goodness me, it is the indian way. whatever would your dear mother think?