The culture of India includes the religious beliefs, customs, foods, traditions, languages, ceremonies, artistic expressions, values ​​and ways of life of the people that make up more than a hundred ethnic groups living in India. 

For Example:

1)  The Chenchus are an aboriginal tribe from the central mountainous regions of Telangana, in India. Their traditional way of life has been based on hunting and gathering. 


2) The Dravidians are native speakers of the Dravidian languages ​​in the Indian subcontinent of South Asia. Almost all the Dravidians of India live in the south of India. The five main ethnic groups of Dravidian people in India are Kannadiga, Malayali, Tulu, Tamil and Telugu. 

3) The Gond are a Dravidian ethnic group from central India, whose population is concentrated in the states of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh and Orissa. It is worth noting that they are close to 1 million people, which is why it is considered as the main ethnic group of the center of India. It is important to emphasize that the gond are traditionally farmers and their society is strongly stratified.

We Colombians are very welcoming when it comes to hospitality.

If a person from India would come to our university he would not have the biggest problems since we are very respectful people, however, he could have some cultural clashes. for example, realizing that our majority religion is Christianity and that it does not have places to practice its religion will be very difficult.

On the other hand, I do not believe that bullying is a problem, but perhaps its closed personality is not equal to the extroverted personality of some coastal people

Colombia and India are two different countries, however they have some similarities. Religion: The majority religion in India is Hinduism, while in Colombia it is Catholicism

Hospitality: In India, just like, Colombia they have a very welcoming hospitality while respecting their custom.

Family: In India the family comes first, while in Colombia the family nucleus is not given much attention Family:

The cultures of Colombia and India at first glance are very different, however they have many similarities.

Similarities:

• Inequality in division of economic resources among the population.
• Stratification of social classes.
• Misogynist way on work and social life.

Differences:

• Creation of internal organisms to eradicate social wages and improve quality of life for women.

my drawing represents the way I imagine is the culture in India, imagine the Indian full of elephants as a means of transport and as a very religious community with large tunics