20 Surprising Facts About India

20 Surprising Facts About India.

Here are 20 facts about India that will surprise you. India has amazing facts

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[MunabManay]

No matter, how much we fight, i still love India! Love from Pakistan! <3 PEACE!

[bullandbear]

largest vegetarian population is also from india

[hindukushbuddhahaze]

"India was the motherland of our race, and Sanskrit the mother of Europe's languages she was the mother of our philosophy; mother, through the Arabs, of much of our Mathematics; mother, through the Buddha of the ideals embodied in Christianity; mother, through the village community, of self-government and democracy. Mother India is in many ways the mother of us all" - Will Durant, American Historian 1885-1981

"We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made" - Albert Einstein

"India is the cradle of the human race, the birthplace of human speech, the mother of history, the grandmother of legend, and the great grandmother of tradition. Our most valuable and most instructive materials in the history of man are treasured up in India only" - Mark Twain

"Many of the advances in the sciences that we consider today to have been made in Europe were in fact made in India centuries ago" - Grant Duff, British Historian

[abhinavnambiar]

u forgot it's the world's 2nd biggest pool of scientist and engineers !

[kevinv]

21.indians becomes angry when they see Indian map incomplete. So... Better change it

[KajolsWorldRuhi]

I've been to Mumbai a lot of times and did not see any huge amount of air pollution! I stayed there for 6 months and, honestly, it was the best time of my life! (I though Beijing was the most polluted)

[TheThunderSpirit]

actually delhi is the most polluted city.

[obsolentbutcool]

I'm a Pakistani and I love India 🇵🇰

[jayeshchavan]

the fact about living in Mumbai is equivalent to 100 cigarettes is false; yeah it is polluted but not to that extent.
Another on the fact about policemen getting a raise for growing moustache, never heard that before (what kind of sites have you been getting information from).
And the fact about school kids having diseases on their hands and can be spread if someone shakes their hand🙄😑 might wanna look into that too

[mannshah]

Mumbai is actually not that polluted. Delhi, Beijing, Shanghai, kirsch I are more polluted!

[vikramseth]

Our kohinoor diamond is the most precious diamond in the world and guess where it is.. It is on the british queen crown elizabeth

[harshitrajsingh]

That's my India, bhale Kuch facts negative ho par phir bhi India will remain a great country

[raghuramanjayaraman]

Extra salary for moustache?? Gone nuts ?? I'm a Indian ... Dont fool around

Also you missed the worlds first language *TAMIL*

[roniplshorts]

India is third largest nation of scientist doctor nd engineer

[sumitraizada]

NOT invaded for 10, 000 years, happiness lies inside

[dontjudgemebymyname.]

I am pretty sure that this video will trigger too many Indians as many of these facts were old and wrong.

[jasongracesonofzeus]

Fact 8 Is somewhat wrong. Beijing is the most polluted city. The data you got on Mumbai is almost a decade old. The official study was conducted from 2007-2009. Now its way better.

[baaaaaaniiiiii]

Don't use that word "eeeww" for my country U may call me intolerant but I call it emotional attachment and well emotions run the Humankind.

[ccsd]

Fact No. 7 is wrong. It is not at all "illegal" to travel outside of India with any Indian currency.
Fact No. 8 is wrong. Mumbai is NOT the most polluted city in the planet. Yes, it ranks at No. 2 in "Most air-polluted" cities. The most "Polluted city" in the world is Sao Paolo.
Fact No. 13 is over-exaggerated. Almost every one person in the planet has "germs" on their "hands", and their entire body.
Fact No. 15 is also over-exaggerated. It is not "Child Slavery", it is "Child Labour"

[shivanica]

You missed out TAMIL language... its the oldest language, it is the language still in use. Tamils have spread all over the world. Tamils have initiated first world Trade, as a matter of fact Globalization started with Tamils.