Synonyms for india
ˈɪn di əin·di·a

Princeton's WordNet

1. India, Republic of India, Bharatnoun

   a republic in the Asian subcontinent in southern Asia; second most populous country in the world; achieved independence from the United Kingdom in 1947

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1. List of paraphrases for "india":

   indian, lndia, india-producted, indie, hindustan, indies, indien, inde

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1. List of known nicknames for "India":

   Shamika Brown, Shamika "Mika" Brown

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1. Raymond James:

   We project solid global demand growth in 2016( 1.4 million barrels per day), and a reasonable growth in 2017( +1.1 MMBbl/d), mostly driven by China, India and Africa. As such, demand should help to drive prices higher.

2. The Pakistani minister:

   We said if you will fire one missile, we will fire three. Whatever India will do, we will respond three times to that.

3. Sanjiv Banzal:

   India's new emergency hotline,112, initially plans to integrate India's emergency call numbers for police (100), fire (102), ambulance (103) and Emergency Disaster Management (108) eventually, the number will take over all the emergency numbers, becoming the one-stop emergency response system.

4. Hasan Alhasan:

   Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has tried very hard to prevent Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi party's domestic political agenda from spilling over and poisoning India's relations with The Gulf states, the extent to which Sharma's comments have clouded India's relations with The Gulf states is unprecedented, and that's of course because she is, or was, the spokesperson of the BJP.

5. Angela Gittens:

   In previous years there was a marked divergence in growth between airports located in emerging markets and those in advanced economies. That is, the mature markets of North America and Europe experienced modest growth levels whereas the major emerging economies such as BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) posted significant gains year after year, however, Europe and North America have rebounded in 2014, which resulted in a form of convergence in growth rates across the regions.