THE INFLUENCE OF INDIAN CULTURE ON GLOBAL CULTURE
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https://doi.org/10.29121/granthaalayah.v14.i2SCE.2026.6738Keywords:
Tolerance, Global Culture, Indian Culture, Philosophy, YogaAbstract [English]
Indian culture, considered the mother of all world cultures, is significant for its antiquity, spirituality, diversity, and global influence. Based on tolerance, moral values, and principles like "Atithi Devo Bhava," our Indian culture holds a special place in science, politics, medicine, economics, and all other social spheres. This culture is a unique blend of modernity with traditional traditions like spirituality and religious tolerance. Due to these characteristics, Indian culture has profoundly influenced global culture.
This paper attempts to highlight the various aspects in which Indian culture has influenced global culture, including life values, medicine, yoga, art, and literature.
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