Indonesia; a country in Southeast Asia consisting of an archipelago between the Indian and Pacific Oceans

One of the world's major oceans, located between Asia, Africa, Australia, and Antarctica

The peninsula of Southeast Asia between India and China; also used as an old name for [[中南半岛|中南半島|zhong1 nan2 ban4 dao3]]

an Indian person; Indian people

Hinduism; an Indian religion evolved from Brahmanism and primarily practiced in South Asia

The British East India Company

The Indus River, a major river in South Asia which flows through Tibet and Pakistan into the Arabian Sea

the East Indies; historically refers to South and Southeast Asia, including the Indian subcontinent, the Indochinese Peninsula, and the Malay Archipelago; also specifically refers to the former Dutch East Indies, now [[印尼|印尼|yin4 ni2]]

A group of islands located between the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean Sea, and the Atlantic Ocean; includes the Bahamas, the Greater Antilles, and the Lesser Antilles.

The Indian subcontinent, located in southern Asia between the Indian Ocean and the Bay of Bengal; it is the world's second largest peninsula.

Indochina Peninsula; former name for the [[中南半岛|中南半島|zhong1 nan2 ban4 dao3]], used especially during the colonial period

Air India, the flag carrier airline of India

a broad-based political party in India founded in 1885

full official name of the country of Indonesia in Southeast Asia

the Indonesian language; a standardized form of Malay used as the official language of Indonesia

The Indian National Congress party; abbreviation for [[印度国民大会党|印度國民大會黨|yin4 du4 guo2 min2 da4 hui4 dang3]]

the official name of India, a country in South Asia

the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), a major political party in India

Hindu; adherent of Hinduism

Hindustan; a historical and geographical name for the Indian subcontinent or the northern regions of India

an English-language daily newspaper in India

One of the world's major legal systems; based primarily on the ancient Brahmanical Laws of Manu and Buddhist Dharma codes, it was used between 200 BC and 1000 AD and emphasized a rigid social hierarchy.

the ten digits 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 used in the decimal number system

Indian cobra (Naja naja)

A feline animal resembling a small leopard with yellow fur and black spots, known as the fastest land animal; found mainly in Africa and parts of Asia.

(bird species of China) Indian golden oriole (Oriolus kundoo)

Indian music, including genres such as Bhangra

the ghost chili or ghost pepper (Naga jolokia); formerly considered the world's hottest chili pepper

The Caribbean islands and surrounding regions; historically used to refer to the Americas more broadly because early explorers mistook the region for India.

Hindi language, the official language of India belonging to the Indo-European family

a bird species of China (Terpsiphone paradisi)

major political party in Malaysia representing the Indian community and part of the National Front coalition