PROJECT: India, a country without equal

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Magic, Multidimensional, enigmatic and imposing. No adjective can describe the subcontinent of India. In India you can find literally everything from serene temples to festivals of fireworks, from endless snow-capped mountains to deserts, from ancient bazaars to modern cities, from spicy cuisine to American fast-food. Whatever you do or wherever you go, India is a country that will never forget. Home to a billion people and is a pluralistic society, multilingual, multiethnic, with a rich culture and history of more than 9,000 years. Democracy world's longest and one of the economies that grew fastest in the world. Has quickly become an attractive destination for business and tourism. Technological development has been the main engine of growth in India, especially in the automotive industry, biotechnology engineering, floriculture and , the chemical industry. With the rapid growth of these industries has also increased the financial and insurance sector. Also recently, it has developed much the film industry, with the spectacle of Bollywood, which starts to stand some shade by the American Hollywood. Movies, commercials, videos, .. More and more channels using this genre of India, which owes its success to the color, special effects and modern filmmaking techniques from their diversity in music, food, clothing, art and architecture to its geography and life Wild, no doubt that India has been considered the most multidimensional country in the world. So I recommend you to go, sit and enjoy a cup of chai with a local guy and have a conversation about national politics, cricket and Bollywood. In India everything is a feast for the heart and mind. An ideal way to spend quality time in India, and living with their native culture, take a course in English in India. The language school is located in New Delhi, the capital. The minimum duration is 2 weeks but you can make a longer course. You will be amazed at the difference in price compared to other destinations. Also you can visit the tourist spots during your stay, whether in school, advise you and organize the v isits. We also explain issues about the culture and traditions of the country so you can develop well. You can stay in an apartment provide you with the course WHERE & WHAT. Another possibility is to stay with a family, to enjoy the authentic Indian food in a friendly, warm and comfortable. If you want to experience family life in India, this is your best option and so you can practice what you learned in class. Families are carefully selected by WHERE & WHAT and are located between 5 and 30 minutes by public transport from the school. Families have a great experience about the culture and way of life, which carry much more from your trip, plus you still, have your independence, as they are designed for adults and families offer hospitality but also independence. The capital of India, New Delhi, is a modern metropolis with broad, tree-lined avenue with imperial monuments, amazing museums, curious local restaurants as well as modern international restaurants. India has a vibrant blend of lifestyles, languages traditional , culture, technology industry, nightlife, and a paradise for shopping.

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India (official name, Bh rat Juktarashtra, Republic of India), is a federal republic in southern Asia, comprising, with Pakistan and Bangladesh, the subcontinent of India. India is the seventh largest country in the world and the second most populous after China. From the geographical point of view consists of the entire Indian peninsula and parts of Asia. Bordered on the north by Afghanistan, Tibet, Nepal and Bhutan on the south by the Palk Strait and Gulf of Mannar, which separates it from Sri Lanka and the Indian Ocean on the west by the Arabian Sea and Pakistan on the east by Myanmar (Burma), the Bay of Bengal and Bangladesh, which almost cuts off north-east India from the rest of the country. Officially called the Republic of India (Hindi Bharat Ganarajiy), is a member of the Commonwealth. With Jammu and Kashmir (the final-territorial legal status has not yet been determined), India has an area of 3,165,596 km . The capital of India is New Delhi and Bombay's largest city.

1. TERRITORY AND RESOURCES: India is divided into four major regions: the Himalaya, the northern river plains, the Deccan and the Eastern and Western Ghats.

The Himalayan mountain range is 200 to 300 km wide and extends 2,400 km along the northern and eastern margins of the Indian subcontinent, separating it from the rest of Asia. It is the highest mountain system, young and one of the busiest in the world. The major peaks that are entirely or partly within India are: Kanchenjunga (8598 m), the third highest peak in the world after Everest and K2, Nanga Parbat (8,125 m), Nanda Devi (7817 m) , Rakaposhi (7788 m) and Kamet (7756 m).

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To the south and parallel to the Himalayas is the region of the northern plains, a vast belt of flat land from 280 to 400 km wide. The region is one of the world's largest alluvial plain and comprises most of the area irrigated by the Indus, Ganges and Brahmaputra. Because of the abundance of water and rich alluvial soil, the region of the northern plains is the most fertile and most populated of India, besides being the cradle of their civilization. They extend from west to east from the border with Pakistan to Bangladesh, following the east-west India through the narrow corridor of land near the region of D arjiling.

The central and western parts of the Indian plains are watered by the Ganges River and its tributaries, which drain the southern slopes of the Himalayas, so the region is known as a plain gangetica. The northeastern states of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh are irrigated by the river Brahmaputra and its tributaries, which rise in the northern foothills of the Himalayas. The Brahmaputra crosses into Bangladesh north of the Khasi Hills. The river Indus rises in Tibet, flows west across the state of Jammu and Kashmir and cross into Pakistan. In the

southwestern border with Pakistan, the plains give way to the Great Indian Desert and the salt marshes known as the Rann of Kutch.

South of the plains is the Deccan, a vast triangular tableland occupying most of peninsular India. The Deccan Plateau is uneven, rocky, divided into natural regions by low mountain ranges and deep valleys. Elevations range from about 305 to 915 m, although there are outcrops of up to 1,525 m. The Deccan is surrounded by mountain ranges known as the Eastern Ghats and Western Ghats.

The Western Ghats, a steep escarpment overlooking the Arabian Sea, and have a height of about 915 m. The fertile Malabar Coast lies between the Western Ghats and the Arabian Sea. The Eastern Ghats average altitude of about 460 m, between them and the Bay of Bengal is a narrow coastal plain, the Coromandel Coast. The two ranges are located at the southern tip of the Deccan (near Bangalore) in the Nilgiri Hills.

2. WEATHER:

Because of the, unusual topography and geographical position of India, climatic conditions are much diversified, on both a seasonal and regional. The diversity ranges from tropical to temperate areas, the temperature extremes are largely confined to the Himalayan foothills. Except in the most mountainous regions, most of India has a tropical climate. Seasonal variations resulting from the southwest and northeast monsoons, greatly influence the temperature, humidity and rainfall across the continent. In general, stations in India can be classified as wet and dry. The rainy season is from June through November, is the southwest monsoon season, moisture-laden wind blowing from the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea. The monsoon starts in early June on the west coast of the peninsula and gradually affects almost the entire country. During this season, rainfall can be very strong (along the slopes of the Western Ghats can often reach more than 3.175 mm). In Cherrapunji, in the Khasi Hills of northeastern India, the annual rainfall is about 10,920 mm. The annual average rainfall along the southern slopes of the Himalayas is about 1,525 mm. The southwest monsoon sometimes reduces its activity, leading to drought and, therefore, a decrease of production caused severe famine to the population. However, the rains also bring negative effects, such as the proliferation of malaria -carrying mosquitoes. Another negative effect of climate character is the contrast between day and night temperatures, which promotes respiratory problems. In general, the influence of monsoon diminishes in September.

The cold season of the northeast monsoon, which extends from early December unt after il the end of February is usually accompanied by a very dry climate (although sometimes severe thunderstorms across the country, with little rainfall in the plains of north and heavy snowfall in the Himalayas). The hot season, which begins around mid-March and lasts until the beginning of the southwest monsoon, is more oppressive during May, when temperatures as extreme as 51.7 C. Calcutta near the average annual temperature is about 26.1 C. The annual temperature in the central-western coastal region of the peninsula is about 27.8 C averages. On the outskirts of Chennai, temperatures vary between about 24 and 33 C, which is about 28.5 C on average.

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4. Time Zone: GMT + 5.30.

5. Area: 3,166,414 km .

6. Population: 1,100,000,000 inhabitants (2003).

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10. The History The History of India begins with the birth of the Indus Valley Civilization in such sites as Mohenjo-Daro, Harappa, and Lothal, and the coming of the Aryans. These two phases are usually described as the pre-Vedic and Vedic perio ds. It is in the Vedic period that Hinduism first arose: this is the time to which the Vedas are dated. In the fifth century, large parts of India were united under Ashoka. He also converted to Buddhism, and it is in his reign that Buddhism spread to other parts of Asia. It is in the reign of the Mauryas that Hinduism took the shape that fundamentally informs the religion down to the present day. Successor states were more fragmented. Islam first came to India in the eighth century, and by the 11th century had firmly established itself in India as a political force; the North Indian dynasties of the Lodhis, Tughlaqs, and numerous others, whose remains are visible in Delhi and scattered elsewhere around North India, were finally succeeded by the Mughal empire, under which India once again achieved a large measure of political unity. The European presence in India dates to the seventeenth century, and it is in the latter part of this century that the Mughal empire began to disintegrate, paving the way for regional states. In the contest for supremacy, the English emerged 'victors', their rule marked by the conquests at the battlefields of Plassey and Buxar The Rebellion of 1857-58, which sought to restore Indian supremacy, was crushed; and with the subsequent crowning of Victoria as Empress of India, the incorporation of India into the empire was complete. Successive campaigns had the effect of driving the British out of India in 1947.

11. Geography:

India, Pakistan restricted to the northwest, north China, Nepal and Bhutan and to the east with Bangladesh and Myanmar. The Indian subcontinent is bounded on the west by the Arabian Sea, east by the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean to the south. Indian s tates located in the northeastern part of the country are separated from the rest of the country by Bangladesh. The Himalayas form a natural barrier from the northwest to the north, which separates India from the rest of Asia. The country can be divided into five main regions: the Western, Central, Northern, Eastern and South.

12. Political System: Republic since 1947. Head of state: President Pratibha Patil since 2007. Head of government: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh since 2004.

13. Language: The official language is Hindi, spoken by about 30% of the population. English is often used for official business and trade. Moreover, the Indian constitution recognizes 17 other regional languages. Among other highlights: Punjabi, Bengali, Gujerati and Oriya which are spoken mainly in the north and Tamil and Telugu spoken in the south. The Muslim population largely speaks rdu in India.

14. Militarism: India maintains the third largest military force in the world, which consists of the Army, Navy, area6 force and auxiliary forces such as paramilitary forces, the Coast Guard and the strategic command of forces. The President of India is the Supreme Commander of the armed forces. India has close defense cooperation with Russia and France, which are its main arms suppliers.

The Organization for Research and Development of Defense of India (DRDO) Indian oversees the development of sophisticated weapons and military equipment, including ballistic missiles, warplanes and tanks, to reduce dependence on India to foreign imports. In 1974, India became a nuclear power, after conducting an initial nuclear test, Operation Smiling Buddha, and later several underground tests in 1998. India maintains a nuclear policy of "no first use." On October 10, 2008, was signed on Civil Nuclear Agreement, Indo-American, to end restrictions on trade in nuclear technology, which India became the sixth country to greater de facto nuclear power in the world.

15. Social Conventions

The traditional greeting is to fold the hands and tilt the head forward. Indian women prefer not to shake hands. To enter places of worship all visitors must remove their shoes. The majority of Indians remove shoes when entering a home. Visitors must show respect when visiting someone's home, not to contravene the social and religious customs.

Many Hindus are vegetarian and many, especially women, do not drink alcohol. The Sikhs and Parsis do not smoke. You can make small gifts to thank the hosts for their hospitality. The women dress soberly, and bring no short skirts, tight pants or other garments that enhance body lines, not even on the beach. Typically, people who are dedicated to the business world view only formally in meetings and social events.

16. Religions: There is a diversity of religions in India. The main religions are predominantly Hindu and Muslim. 80% of the population practice Hinduism, Islam 18% and the remaining 2% other religions like Christianity and Buddhism.

Hinduism is not merely refer to a religion but a culture and way of living and thinking closely related to religion. More than 1,000 million people practice this religion that worships over 330 million gods, but despite having many gods are Brahma, which can be considered as the supreme God.

Muslims have their own traditions and customs that have adapted to the lifestyle in India. For them the only god is Allah, and its holy book the Koran. Also follow 5 pillars are:

1. Accept that there is one God who is Allah and the last messenger was the prophet Mohhamad. 2. Make 5 daily prayers. 3. Fasting during the month called Ramadan (late September or early October, depending on when you see the new moon) 4. Charity: giving 10% of their property and money to poor people, either with money, food or clothing. 5. Pilgrimage to Mecca. It is not obligatory for all Muslims only for those with the financial capacity to do so.

17. Great Personalities of India:

It is essential to mention some of the personalities who contributed greatly in culture, development, religion and freedom of this country. One is Buddha, whose real name is Siddhartha Gautama, born in Kapilavastu present border between Nepal and India in the year 560 BC It was an Indian prince founder of Buddhism that began in 523 BC This doctrine is based on the Four Noble Truths. He died in 480 a.c.

Another great character is Mahatma Gandhi (meaning great soul), who was born on October 2, 1869 in Porbandar (current state of Gujarat). His real name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. On August 15, 1947 India achieved its independence through non violence promoted by Gandhi. He died on January 30, 1948 at the age of 78.

As they also we can found other great people who made history in India and their legacies are still valid in this country.

18. Greetings: It is customary among the Indians greet each other saying Namaste and clasping his hands in front of the chest under the cheeks, other signs of affection as shaking hands or hugging are considered improper between a man and a woman, not true in the case of same sex, such as is common to see two men shaking hands and even walk hand in hand. Some gestures have different meanings here in the West. To say "yes" often smile and shake their head side in a similar way as in the West say "no." Move your head quickly from side to side (which in the West is a symbol of disagreement), means that the person understands what he is saying.

19. Spouse:

Most marriages are arranged by families of the couple, between persons of the same caste, and similar social and economic level, it is customary for the bride's family a dowry to the groom. They believe that love comes after marriage, when the couple has been well selected.

In the newspapers, and even on the internet there are lots of announcements of either sex couples seeking marriage. Marriage is a traditional ceremony where the bride was dressed beautifully adorned with gold and silver adormos, a priest formalizes marriage, traditional rites are performed, they set off fireworks, listening to music, singing, traditional meals, the bride and groom exchange rings and the groom's family welcomes the bride to whom will be from that moment his new family.

The Indians are mostly vegetarian, of course do not eat beef, because it is sacred, what if a minority eat buffalo, pork and chicken are generally peaceful, violence is not seen on the streets and are very infrequent assaults and robberies. A incinerated their dead and the ashes in the river made. Traditionally the right hand is considered "clean" and left "not clean", so to eat and greet you use the right hand, also on occasion in the time to pay something, it is preferred that the money is delivered with the right hand .

20. Saris:

Most women in India wearing a garment called a sari, which is the national traditional clothing and placed one end of the wrapping cloth around the waist and the other passing over the shoulders or head. The sari is silk or fine cotton, with bright colors and beautiful embroidery can be one color, or decorated with flowers or embroidered with gold thread and may result in tasseled edges and lace

For five millennia of Indian women have attracted visitors from distant realms using these garments, their success during this time is attributed to its total simplicity, comfort, combined with the sense of luxury a woman experiences, as though that covers everything .. However reveals all .. Happiness, wealth, romance, sobriety, sophistication or innocence.

21. Tika:

The bindi or tika is a traditional decoration of Indian women, was originally a small red dot on the forehead, according to legend, red is the color of blood, the source of life and energy. It is also believed that the center of the forehead is the legendary third eye, the metaphysical power of concentration, intuition, knowledge, strength and wisdom of Lord Shiva.

Today it is used as a symbol that the woman is married or engaged, or simply as an ornament. Can take many forms and colors depending on the imagination of the wearer may be the color of the sari or clothes, teardrop, diamond or circle.

22. Turbans: It is very common to see some men in the crowd wearing a large turban and beard. So who are the Sikhs wear which is one of the religions of India, professing about 4% of the population. Although a minority of these people have a great impact on India's cultural life and example of this is that the current president of India is a Sikh and Daler Mehndi, a famous singer.

23. Sports Officially, India's national sport is field hockey, 158 which is administered by the India Hockey Federation. The field hockey team won the Indian 1975 World Championships, plus credited eight gold medals, one silver and two bronze medals in the Olympics. However, the most popular sport in the country is cricket, the national cricket selection of the India won the Cricket World Cup 1983 and Cricket World Cup Twenty20 in 2007, and who shared the Champions Trophy ICC 2002 in Sri Lanka.

Cricket in India is administered by the Board of Control for Cricket in India, and national competitions including the Ranji Cup, Copa Duleep, Deodhar Cup, the Iranian Cup Challenger Series. In addition, the Indian Cricket League and Premier League India Twenty20 cricket contests. Recently, tennis has become more popular due to the India team wins the Davis Cup. Football is a popular sport in the northeast of India, West Bengal, Goa and Kerala.159 The football team of India has won the Federation Cup Soccer South Asia several times. Chess, commonly said to have originated in India, has also gained popularity with the increase in the number of "Great Masters" indios.160 Traditional sports include kabaddi, kho kho, and gilli-danda, which are played on national level. India is also home to many ancient martial arts, such as kalaripayatu and varma kalai.

In India, the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna and Arjuna Awards are the most prestigious awards are given for achievements in sports, while the Dronacharya Award is given for excellence in training. India hosted or co-hosted the Asian Games in 1951 and 1982.161 Cricket World Cup 1987 and 1996. Also is scheduled to host the Commonwealth Games 2010 and the Cricket World Cup 2011.

24. Art India

The architecture of India also has large regional variations, plus it contains influences Buddhist, Muslim and European. The stupa, the pagoda outdoor sikhara the gopuram and are the most common types of architecture in India. Famous buildings in India like the Taj Mahal, promote the development of tourism in the country. Indian music covers a wide range of traditions and regional styles. To a large extent, the Indian classical music encompasses two important genres: Carnatic music, found mainly in the south, and

Hindustani classical music, usually conducted in the north. The musical instruments of the Hindi music can be divided between classical, folk and abroad.

Like music, Indian dance also has diverse folk and classical forms. Among the most popular Indian dances are the bhangra of Punjab, Bihu in Assam, West Bengal chhau the Sambalpuri Jharkhand and Orissa and Rajasthan ghoomar. Eight dance forms, many of them with narrative and mythological elements, have been recognized classical dance status by the National Academy of Music, Dance and Drama of India. These are: Kerala, Kuchipudi of Andhra Pradesh, Manipur Manipuri, Odissi from Orissa and Assam sattriya.

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Theatre in India often incorporates music, dance and improvised or written dialogue. Often the plays are based on stories derived from Hindu mythology, but also address more mundane issues such as the medieval romance epic stories and news of recent political and social events. The Indian film industry is the largest in the world. Bollywood, a neighborhood in the city of Bombay where he performed in Hindi movies and commercials, has become the center of the most prolific film industry in the world, and recently its importance has been equated with that of Hollywood.154 also traditional and commercial films made in areas where Bengali, kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil and Telugu are official languages.

The earliest works of Indian literature were originally transmitted orally, and centuries later were compiled in written form. These works include texts of Sanskrit literature such as the early Vedas, the epics Mahabharata and Ramayana, the drama Abhijanasakuntalam (Recognition of Sakuntala) and poetry as Mahakavya - and texts in Tamil Sangam literature. Among the major highlights contemporary Indian writers, Rabindranath Tagore, who won the Nobel prize for literature in 1913.

25. The most extravagant expression of love of the World

Agra, a city in northern India, was the capital of the Mongol Empire from the 16th century to early 18. Tourists from around the world to visit, but not come to see the ruins of the red sand stone forts built by the Mongol emperors but to a pilgrimage to Taj Mahal, the most famous architectural wonder in India and one of the most emblematic monuments Mughal art. nited States, the Taj

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The image of a postcard cannot convey the legend of poetry and romance to which Rabindranath Tagore called "a teardrop on the cheek of time." Taj Mahal means "Crown Palace" and is in fact the mausoleum more beautiful and best preserved of the world. This is the greatest tribute to the memory of a woman, and that is the way to see it.

As a tribute to lasting love reveals its subtleties when one visits it without trouble. Its rectangular base symbolizes the different aspects of a beautiful woman, the main ga is te like a veil over his face, which should be lifted delicately, gently and without haste on the wedding night.

The magical charm of the palace is strengthened because its appearance changes with the light of day. The dome is made of white marble and standing before the river, causing the water will reflect different colors depending on the light of day so it looks different at different times of day and different seasons. Shines like a jewel in the light of the moon, when the gems embedded in the marble of the main mausoleum catch the glow of the moon. Its pink in the morning, white as milk in the evening and golden when the sun shines. These changes, recreate the different moods of a woman.

Different people appreciate this wonder in different ways, we could say that it's like the Taj Mahal had its own life, beyond the marble, make you understand that this is a monument to love and faith, an architectural masterpiece in which nothing lack or surplus.

In addition to its artistic beauty, is a tangible symbol of what keeps a man and a woman together, make two hearts beat in unison and has tied the souls of those who love beyond death.

26. Bollywood

Bollywood is the informal name popularly used for the Hindi film industry based in Bombay, Maharashtra, India. This term, coined in the 1970, comes from a word game between

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The group formed by Bollywood and films in languages like Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada (Kanna) and Malayalam are the core of the film industry in India. Bollywood is a cornerstone of popular culture in India and the rest of the Indian subcontinent.

The most representative of Bollywood films are the musical scenes. Typically, each film includes songs and dances of the country, mixed with interesting choreography of Western pop. These scenes are always bent. This is typical of the tradition of the film industry, which first recorded the scenes and then fold all the dialogue (a practice that also facilitates the subsequent translation into other languages), which in India (where multilingual, where 16 different languages are spoken widely spread) is essential. Music tracks of Bollywood films are often produced by well known artists. Among them are some famous Asian and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, or West as Andrew Lloyd Weber. It is customary that the music of a film is released to the market months before the release of the film. It is a way of promoting the film, as thus, is awaited with interest by the public.

Conclusion India is a country that has managed to succeed in spite of adversity and poverty in the lives of most people. It is a country whose population is characterized by their hard work and dedication and above all respect for others. People have a great desire to excel, which has led to stand out from other countries. And despite the fact that globalization has increased, this country had been able to assert their culture and has made known to the world without losing its traditions.