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O documento fornece informações sobre a etimologia, história, geografia, clima, símbolos e cultura da Índia. O nome Índia deriva da palavra "Indus" em persa antigo, referindo-se ao rio Indo. A história indiana teve início há cerca de 3300 a.C. no vale do rio Indo. O país possui uma grande diversidade geográfica e climática, influenciada por fatores como a cordilheira do Himalaia. Dentre os principais símbolos indianos estão o Taj Mah
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