India's way of life is among the most established in the world; progress in India began around 4,500 years ago. Many sources describe it as “Sa Prathama Sanskrati Vishvavara” – the first and most incomparable society on the planet, according to the All World Gayatri Pariwar Association (AWGP). Western social orders generally do not have a positive view of the Indian way of life, as Christina De Rossi, an anthropologist at Barnet and Southgate College in London, points out. Early anthropologists once viewed society as a process of transformation, and "every element of human improvement was seen as developmentally driven," she told Live Science. "From this perspective, social orders outside of Europe or North America, or social orders that were not inspired by the European or Western way of life, were considered primitive and socially inferior. Basically, this included all colonized nations and individuals, for example, African countries, India, and the Far East (Zimmermann, 2015). of structural planning (Taj Mahal), arithmetic (the innovation of zero) and prescription (Ayurveda), an exceptionally diverse nation, with more than 1.2 billion people, according to the CIA World Factbook. makes the second most populous country after China. Various regions have their own societies, religion, food and human expressions are just a part of the different parts of Indian society. of India (Zimmermann, 2015). India has 28 states and seven areas, as stated by the World Health Organization. There is no official dialect in India. as the sitting Gujarat High Court held in 2010. Many people living in...... middle of paper ......l educated the Indian settlers, more than half had a degree of higher education or expert. Indian students made up 14 percent of all fortune visa holders who earned doctorates from U.S. schools and colleges, with the largest portion (84 percent) intending to stay in the United States after accepting their degree , according to the National Science Foundation survey. doctorates acquired. (“Indian Immigrants in the United States | migrationpolicy.org,” nd). Indian society is incredibly unpredictable and in turmoil of staggering magnitude. In any case, behind this apparent confusion lies a logic established for many years. India is a place where there are shrines. Shrines have been instruments of human awareness and study of the science behind their creation (Sadhguru, “Indian Culture: Why We Do What We Do").