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Ethnic relations or discrimination in India pertain to the attitude of Indians to people of other ethnicities or races. Within India, almost each province has its own distinct style and flavour in its folk form of music and dance, and mutual influences are not rare. Distinct style and character can be seen in paintings, sculpture architecture, poetry and other traditions of the country. ==Constructive relations== People in different regions respect the culture and tradition of theirs and others'. Unity in diversity prevailing in India makes the country secular. * People of different religions/castes take part in each other's festivals/occasions. People from one religion has provided protection to an occasion of other religion, which happened in 12 August 2013. * Inter-caste marriages happen and these becomes a unifying factor of the nation. Certain state governments encourage the inter-caste or inter-faith marriages by providing incentives. * People speaking different languages live in same place (Linguistic diversity). India is one of the top 10 Linguistically diverse countries. Most linguistically diverse state in India is Arunachal Pradesh. * People visit other religion's shrines. Some of the Hindus visit Ajmer Dargah (Islam). Some of the Muslims visit Sabarimala temple (Hinduism) and Vavar shrine. Other religion's people visit Velankanni shrine (Christianity). People of any religion can visit and take food in Amritsar Golden Temple (Sikhism). 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Ethnic relations in India」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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