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Indian Culture / Population Statistics

... India Population 2 Language 3 The 2011 Census of India recorded 270 identifiable languages, 123 of which are grouped under the 22 ‘scheduled languages’ (official languages listed under the Constitution), and 147 grouped under non-scheduled ...

Palestinian Culture / Family

... Family is the most important aspect of life for Palestinians. An individual's family is thought to encompass not only their nuclear family (i.e., parents and children) but also their extended family (e.g., grandparents, aunts, uncles, and cousins). A Pales ...

South African Culture / Etiquette

... It is important to be aware of the diversity of traditions and practices regarding etiquette in South Africa. Norms and etiquette can vary between different ethnicities, linguistic groups and religions. If unsure of the correct etiquette in certain circums ...

Hinduism / Considerations

... Although it is possible to identify streams and sects within Hinduism, such categories are not rigidly defined. Moreover, people may not necessarily agree on the meaning of certain words and phrases, such as the vague term ‘Hindu’. Many Hindu traditions t ...

Indian Culture / Communication

... Verbal Indirect Communication: The communication style of Indians tends to be polite and indirect. They may try to speak appeasingly to those they are not close to in order to avoid conflict or confrontation. People often exchange opinions or viewpoints th ...

Saudi Arabian Culture / Family

... Family is a central pillar of Saudi Arabian society. Family forms the basis of most people’s social circles (particularly for women) and also provides financial and emotional support. Saudis are expected to have loyalty and willingness to do anything for t ...

Australian Culture / Religion

... Australia is a secular country, with a high degree of religious freedom and religious diversity. Although the state and religious groups are maintained as separate entities, religious institutions continue to play a large role in Australian society. For ex ...

Somali Culture / Do's and Don'ts

... Do’s When possible, try to refer to the nation, nationality, or culture of Somalia as 'Somali' specifically, rather than 'African'. It is appreciated when foreigners recognise that Somalia is culturally distinct from the rest of Africa. It ...

North Sudanese Culture / North Sudanese in Australia

... Migration History The 2021 Australian Census recorded 16,609 people living in Australia who were born in (North) Sudan. However, it is important to recognise that the current statistical data may not accurately distinguish between the North and South Sudan ...

Malaysian Culture / Etiquette

... Basic Etiquette Give or receive anything with two hands. If something must be passed with one hand, use the right hand. In accordance with Islamic principles, the left hand is reserved for cleansing one's body and should not be used alone to give or receiv ...

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