who is the real indian ?

Answer 1

About whom are you asking, and do you mean American Indian or Indian Indian?

Answer 2

Being American, I assume you mean American Indian.

Indians were the first people to live in the United States. The name Indians came from Columbus because when he landed in what is now know as the West Indies, he never realized he was in the New World. He thought he had reached the Indies, so when he first met these people he had never seen before, he called them Indians.

The first Indians came to America from Asia more than 20,000 years ago. That is debated among scientists, some believe 40,000 years ago. When they came, huge ice sheets covered much of the northern half of the earth, and that is how they had access traveling across the Bering Strait, which today, is separated by Asia and North America.

Personally, they were mistreated and should have never had their land taken away from them by any nationality. They are extremely beautiful people with beautiful features. To this day, I admire their traditions and culture. Extremely interesting.

Answer 3

The real Indian is that is based only on the Birth till right noweven the Americans is called as the Indians By the Birth of there ancestors so in the ancient time it forms part of the India so only the Indians are more eager and interested in working there as it was one of Our ancient motherland while it was connected by the land namely the Lamuria gandam which was no more now it was the largest Gandam before now we say it is Asia the largest.

Answer 4

Indian refers to people of Indian origin or things of the same origin. Red Indians and Indians have much in common: the worship of elements of Natiure, the Sun and the Moon etc. Irrespective of whether Colombus was right or wrong in naming the American Aboriginal people as Indians, there is commonality of the Historical evolution .Upto the stage of separation of GONDWANA into Africa , Australia and Americas and the rump which collided with the Himalayas to form the separate Indian entity which comprised today's Pakistan, INDIA , Bangladesh , Nepal, Bhutan, Burma and Sri Lanka, these pastural lands shared the same life style, Dairying and hunting and primeval Agriculture. Even the Antarctic was a habitable land and the story of RAMAYANA testifies to the fact. Ravana's brother Kumbhakarna was the Governor of Antarctica and that is why he developed the habit of long six months of sleep and six months of wakeful activity.

The inhabitants of Gondwana admired the elements of nature and worshipped the Sun and the Moon whom they saw as daily visitors who influenced matters on Earth such as climate and crops. The Inca Mayans bear close resemblance to Indians in their ritual worships.
Long before the other established Religions of the world had codified the beliefs and systems of social control, the Indians developed the maxim VASUDHAIVA KUTUMBAKAM ..the world is but one family.

While others have problems in accepting Indians as their own, The Indians have no such problem in accepting others as their own and proof of that can be found in the melting pot of Racial strands in India, far more abundantly than anywhere else.

Therefore, An Indian is one who is mentally prepared to accept the Universe as one Common Entity. This is of course, notwithstanding the political postures of some Indians for their narrow ends.

Answer 5

Indians come from a magical place called INDIA. Just like Irish come from the magical island of IRELAND, and Mexicans come from MEXICO. Do you sense a pattern?? See how it makes sense?? Native Americans are NATIVE to the Americas. The Americas make up the continents that we live on, including the countries of Canada, the US, Mexico, and so on. Just because we have brown skin doesn't mean we are the same people; also as a side note, Native Americans like the Paiute and Crow and all the others are the same RACE as Hispanics. We are all NATIVE Americans. WE ARE INDIGENOUS. That means we came from here .

Answer 6

My heritage is real Indian ~ from the country of India.

Answer 7

A real Indian is person who loves his country very much. I love my country, too.

Answer 8

Indian
adj 1: of or relating to or characteristic of India or the East
Indies or their peoples or languages or cultures; "the
Indian subcontinent"; "Indian saris" [syn: Indian]
2: of or pertaining to American Indians or their culture or
languages; "Native American religions"; "Indian
arrowheads" [syn: Indian, Amerind, Amerindic, native
American]
n 1: a member of the race of people living in North America when
Europeans arrived [syn: Indian, North American Indian,
American Indian, Red Indian]
2: a native or inhabitant of India [syn: Indian]
3: any of the languages spoken by Amerindians [syn: Amerind,
Amerindian language, American-Indian language, American
Indian, Indian]
I guess it depends then on how you see it.

Answer 9

A true-blue Indian continues the lineage and is not married to a non-indian in any generation.

Answer 10

What do you mean? Do you mean an Indian and not a Native American?