>Its extremely diverse in race, languages, culture, climate, religions,genes etc. I believe you meant ethnicity, not race. Also as for the diversity, the two m

>Its extremely diverse in race, languages, culture, climate, religions,genes etc. I believe you meant ethnicity, not race. Also as for the diversity, the two major ethnicities in India are Indio-Aryan and Dravidian, at 73% and 24% respectively, leaving the rest of the 'massive diversity' spread across 3% of the population. Same holds true for language. So I'd argue that the actual ethnic/language diversity in India is rather small in practice.