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INTRODUCTION

India is South Asia's largest,

sovereign, democratic republic.

Known for its rich culture

Second most populous countrywith over 1.2 billion population

Bounded by the Indian ocean onthe south, the Arabian Sea on the

southwest, and the Bay of Bengalon the southeast

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VEDIC PERIOD

MAHAJANAPADAS PERSIAN and

GREEK CONQUEST

Mauryan Empire

THE MUGHAL EMPIRE

COLONIAL ERA

BRITISH RULE

INDEPENDENCE &PARTITON

HISTORY

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DOS AND DONTS

GREETINGS:Namaste and namaskaaram

ATTIRE:Conservatively and modestly

FOOD:Vegetarian and non-vegetarian

SIGHT SEEING:Footwear's and photography prohibited in

some places

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PUBLIC INTERACTION:

Say NO to street sellers and vendors

RIGHT HAND USAGE:Give and take from the right hand

USE LAST NAME WITH TITLE:Use honorific and their last name

TIPPING:

Minimum 10% of the bill

PUBLIC DISPLAY OF EMOTIONS:Hugs and kisses in public wont be

encouraged

DOS AND DONTS

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National

Religious

Seasonal

Indian festivals are varied as the peoplethemselves. Indian festivals is of three

types:-

CULTURE

FESTIVALS

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National festivals are celebrated with greatpatriotic favour

The national festivals include RepublicDay, Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti

etc.

NATIONAL

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RELIGIOUS

Religious festivals depict the religiousassociation of the people

The religious festivals of India include Gudipadwa, Holi, Lohir, Buddhapurnima, Mahavir

Jayanit, Dussehra, Diwali, Janmastami, Chath,

Navaratri, Eid, Christmas, the festivals of theParsees and Jews etc

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SEASONAL

Seasonal festivals mark the change of season

The people celebrate their faith or seasonalchange with gaiety and enthusiasm.

The seasonal festivals include Baisakhi, Onam,Pongal, Basant Panchanmi etc.

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INDIAN CUISINES

North: ChickenTandoori,Paratha,Chaat,Golgappa,Biryani,Kheer,Lassi

East : rosugulla,Maccha Jhola,Chennapoda

West :Vada pav,Misal-Pav,Pav-Bhaji,Poha,Sheera,Kombdi-vade

South: Idli,Medu vada,Dosa,Sambhar,Payasam,Appam

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INDIAN ARTS

Dance Forms

Music

Folk and Tribal Art

Temple and Sculpture

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COMMUNICATION STYLES

TO BE ADOPTED

VERBAL

Informal style of communication

Indians revere titles

Use of Hindi phrases

No business discussions in first meetings most of thetime.

Indirect rejection

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NON VERBAL

Greeting

Facial Expression

Posture

Seldom Handshakes

Gestures

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WORKING ENVIRONMENT

Time Management

Dress Code

Inter-personal relation andcommunication

Working Hours

Holidays

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LANGUAGES OF INDIA

OFFICIAL LANGUAGE: Hindi writtenin Devanagiri Script

REGIONAL LANGUAGES:Assamese,Bengali,Gujrathi,Konkani,kannada,

kashmiri,Marathi,Malayalam,Manipuri,Nepali,Oriya,Punjabi,Sanskrit,Tamil,Telugu,Urdu etc...

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SOMETRANSLATIONSENGLIS

HHINDI

Hi

Good Morning

Good evening

Goodbye

Please

Namaste

Suprabhat

Shubh Sandhya

Alvida

Kripaya/Meherbani

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Thankyou