[rramadass]

>It seems in your view, India are the only ones who understand complexity

In a sense, Yes; because of its unique History and Geography.

There is no other place on Earth with the same degree of diversity in various aspects like Religion, Philosophies, Social structure, Cultural diversity, Languages, Food, Ethnic groups, Economic strata, Education etc. which exists as a single Nation, thriving and moving forward.

The rest of the World and in particular; "The West" can learn a lot from India on how to live together in spite of differences.

[twixfel]

That is just ultranationalist nonsense.

[rramadass]

Pardon me for trying to educate people. A simple search (before you made the clueless comment) on "India Nation State" would have given you plenty of papers/articles.

Simple minds should start here:

* From Nation-State to State-Nation - https://carnegieendowment.org/2019/12/18/from-nation-state-t...

* Followup at India is not a nation-state, or a state-nation. It is a civilisational-state - https://www.hindustantimes.com/columns/india-is-not-a-nation...