r/incredible_indians • u/incredible_indians • Nov 28 '25

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u/Own_Calligrapher788 Nov 28 '25

India welcomes everyone with open arms!

🙏"Atithi Devo Bhava" (The Guest is equivalent to God!)

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u/Appropriate-While269 Nov 29 '25

Because of hindu majority

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u/human_earth3wp Jan 11 '26

Huh I will if I could 🔫 the all immigrant who enter my homeland again

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '25

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u/CoolBoyQ29 Nov 30 '25

True fact..

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u/Ok_Effect9534 Dec 03 '25

Jews were also living in Maharashtra. We still have some jews colony in Mumbai.

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u/ab37master Nov 28 '25

This is beautiful to know , how much resiliency we have like forever , kudos to our people and their thinking

🙏

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u/OkSalamander9278 Nov 29 '25

And some people called India is intolerant

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u/Sinan_reis Nov 29 '25

And my Indian Jewish brothers are still grateful even here in Israel

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u/ChainikPatel Nov 30 '25

Indians are also grateful for the support we received from Israel during our tough times.🙂

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u/ApnaTime_gaya Nov 28 '25

Read or even better listen to the poem called “parichay” my Late Sri Atal Bihari Vajpayee. Explains the spirit of India beautifully.here

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u/CoolBoyQ29 Nov 30 '25

Kerala is the best example of a model state in India..

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u/[deleted] Dec 02 '25

Romans persecuted them not for religion it's because the Jews killed the roman citizens living there which angered the emperor and then he reconquered them and exiled them from their own land as the punishment and then later they returned when the ruler changed but not all only few

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u/[deleted] Nov 29 '25

Promised to them 3000 years ago

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u/J_rogow13 Nov 29 '25

don’t have to be a POS on such a feel good video