Draft:Indianization (i11n)
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Indianization involves more than just translating; it requires modifying products, services, and messaging to align closely with India’s cultural values, regional languages, and distinct consumer behaviors. Given its population of over 1.4 billion, diverse languages, and rich traditions, India necessitates a customized strategy for impactful engagement.
Language and Script The Pali and Sanskrit languages, along with Indian scripts, were transmitted through direct contact and sacred texts
Cultural Influence Adoption of Indian Vedic/Hindu and Buddhist culture and philosophy in Myanmar, Thailand, Indonesia, Malaya, Laos, and Cambodia2. Spread of Indian scripts across Southeast Asian islands2. Influence of epics like Ramayana and Mahabharata