Unity in Diversity in India
Extreme geographical variations in climate, climate, rainfall, biological and plant diversity, human diversity, linguistic diversity, religious diversity, etc., from Kashmir to Kanyakumarika, despite the diversity of India, despite the diversity of the people of India, in the diversity of languages, religions and human life. The historic Vincent Smith Bharati, with unparalleled unity Civilization 'unity in diversity' (Unity in the midst of diversity) called.
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| Unity in diversity in India |
A) Geographical Unity: From ancient times, the concept of a united India has become clear. In Vishnu Purana, all Indians have been called Bharati's children.
B) Political Unity: From ancient times, Hindu kings have exemplified the unity by adopting the titles of monarch, emperor, enormous, royal chakra etc. During the Mughal and British rule, India's attempt to establish political unity was largely successful.
C) Religious Unity: During the ages, different religious ideas have emerged in India. And ideological similarity is seen in these different religions. In every religion, the importance of kindness, truthfulness, tolerance, etc. has been emphasized.
D) Linguistic Unity: People of India speak in 5 major and many regional languages. One of these languages is the tune of inherent unity. The main languages of northern India have been the introduction of regional languages like Hindi, Bengali, Assamese, Marathi and Gujarati. And the main language of South India, Dravid, originated in the regional languages like Tamil, Telugu, etc.
E) Cultural unity and bonds of heritage: From ancient times, at different times, the Greek, Persian, Shock, Kusan, Pallab, Hun, Pathan, Mogul and other nations entered India with different cultures. In time, their culture merged with the Indian culture and embraced each other's culture. In this regard, Gandhiji said "Indian culture is not purely Hindu, Islam, or any other community culture - it is a mixture of all cultures.
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