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Unity in diversity in India is living proof that despite different religions, cultures, and languages people of India live together with love and peace. Unity in diversity is a unique feature of our country that binds everyone together to maintain peace and brotherhood.
India is an unusual combination of an array of cultures, religions, tribes, and consequently, people. Indians speak a multitude of languages, eat a wide variety of food unseen probably in any other country, and as a result, the whole “Indian” experience in general is a bit of a hotchpotch of so many cultures that one forgets what might have been the original Indian experience – but that’s the point. India has been a refuge to so many people over the years: take for instance Zoroastrians who moved to India a millenium ago, or the Arab and Turkish invasions of India that brought even more people – there’s really no orginal Indian experience that remains free from influence of these various cultures that have, over a period of time, come to make India their home. And in a way, we, as modern Indians, are a product of not one but many experiences, which ultimately make up the Indian experience as we know it. These quotes on unity in diversity are, therefore, what make up the essence of what India is.

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Unity in diversity in India is living proof that despite different religions, cultures, and languages people of India live together with love and peace. Unity in diversity is a unique feature of our country that binds everyone together to maintain peace and brotherhood.
India is an unusual combination of an array of cultures, religions, tribes, and consequently, people. Indians speak a multitude of languages, eat a wide variety of food unseen probably in any other country, and as a result, the whole “Indian” experience in general is a bit of a hotchpotch of so many cultures that one forgets what might have been the original Indian experience – but that’s the point. India has been a refuge to so many people over the years: take for instance Zoroastrians who moved to India a millenium ago, or the Arab and Turkish invasions of India that brought even more people – there’s really no orginal Indian experience that remains free from influence of these various cultures that have, over a period of time, come to make India their home. And in a way, we, as modern Indians, are a product of not one but many experiences, which ultimately make up the Indian experience as we know it. These quotes on unity in diversity are, therefore, what make up the essence of what India is.