And last but not the least enjoy the experience of Moving to  Incredible India!!!!!!

The country so diverse in its geography with snow capped mountains, arid deserts, sun kissed beaches and tropical forests. India is a land of spiritualism and Philosphy and is known to be secular with people of multiple faiths coexisting ranging from Hindus, Muslims, Christians, Buddhists, Jains, Sikhs and even Jews . Culturally diverse India is an amalgamation of sub cultures, languages, arts, dance, music, architecture, clothing, traditions and food spread across the subcontinent .

India’s economy is one of the fastest growing economies in the world but there still remains a vast majority of the country that lives below the poverty line. While one end of the social spectrum struggles to make ends meet, the other end of the social spectrum boasts of a class that are super rich. Housing, education, malnutrition and poverty are the core issues for the administration. But what holds the economy together is the Middle class which is the real driver of economic growth. seem to be committed to working on them.

Indian cuisine is among the leading cuisines of the world. With every state, city and even homes having their own recipes for thousands of dishes, if you are a food lover the variety is mind boggling.

One of the most common perceptions of a first time visitor to India is that of chaos. Crowded and narrow streets, drivers stealthily manovering 3 wheelers and 4 wheelers amidst the chaotic crowds and cows leave you wondering if there is a method to the madness. However after the first few days you start to appreciate the hidden charm that lies below with the country’s diverse culture, the spectacular landscapes , and the hospitable and amicable people.

To sum up, India like any other nation is not perfect. If you look beyond the imperfections you will see a great nation that holds promise for the future.

Indian culture is diverse, rich and very unique. Despite having accepted modern means of living, improved lifestyles and embracing westernisation,  values and beliefs are deep rooted in religion and philosophy that have been followed traditionally.

Here are some tips

• Acceptance that the country is culturally diverse. Clothing, food, dialects, festivals , traditions vary from region to region.
• Indians are known to be hospitable and friendly. They will welcome you into their lives and homes with open arms
• Women are less likely to attract unsolicited attention if they are suitably dressed in public. Women dressed modestly command greater respect and admiration.
• Physical intimacy is uncommon in public and may be squirmed on.
• It is normal for people to extend an invitation to their home or family function ever after having met just a couple of times. It is a sign of hospitality
• It is common to offer guests water and then some other refreshments when you visit their  homes
• Footwear is left outside the home before entering. Footwear is not allowed into places of worships like temples
• It is common to eat with hands. However if it makes you uncomfortable it is okay to request for a spoon.
• The joint family system still prevails in India. It is common for parents to live with their grown up children and their families. Family bonding is very strong and great importance is given to the elders of the family
• A majority of the marriages in India are Arranged marriages, where the marital partners are chosen by parents, community elders, matchmakers in an effort to guide young people find the right person to marry.
• Women are treated with a great deal of respect. She is a daughter, a wife, a mother and a mother in law.