Interpretation Of Business Customs And Etiquette In India

India was independent in August 1947.

In January 26, 1950, it was declared Republic of India, a member of the Commonwealth. Large and small temples and temple towers are everywhere in India.

You must take off your shoes when entering the temple hall, but you can wear socks.

Sometimes you can rent your own shoes next to the main hall and put it on the hall.

When entering the Sikh temple, a clean cloth, such as a handkerchief, must be covered on the head.

Devout India has the habit of early to bed and early to rise.

Pray every morning after cooling, then start working.

Believers often bathe in rivers (especially the sacred river, Ganges RIver).

They believe that bathing in rivers can wash their faults.

Cattle are regarded as "holy beast" by Hinduism. India believers believe that cattle are both symbols of breeding and the basic guarantee for human survival.

It is in today's very scientific and technological development that Indians still respect cows.

Hinduism is not allowed to eat beef. Although India has cattle farming, it can only provide milk, butter and cow dung as fuel and drink milk.

Especially for buffalo, Indians like it very much.

Although cattle cannot be slaughtered to eat meat, a few places are used to serve cattle (folk pport and cultivated land).

Therefore, in some cities and villages of India, old cattle, sick cattle and cattle are everywhere. Cattle can roam everywhere and are sacred and inviolable.

So many cattle become a burden to the country.

India has more than 300 million cattle and first of the world's population.

India monks also hold a ceremony every year, called "wave height", to show respect for cattle.

They also held many "holy cow nursing homes" with businessmen. They adopted old cattle who were old and weak and could not find their own food, until they died.

Indians who believe in the Islamic period do not eat pork, and devout people do not drink.

The orthodox Sikhs do not cut their hair and wear a scarf on their heads.

They do not smoke or eat beef.

Orthodox Muslim women usually do not see male guests, but when Indians are invited to participate in social activities, they should also invite their wives.

In June 1947, India and Pakistan were divided, and India was independent in August of that year.

In December 30, 1949, we established diplomatic relations with China.

If there is a commercial negotiation, they will spontaneously say, "you have more capital than we do, so the cost should be paid by you".

Foreign businessmen and Indians

At that time, people often laugh at this kind of scene. People who have more money or more popular people should pay for them. They think this is a logical thing.

It is a nation of etiquette and a new one.

A country that coexists.

Some Indians can greet "hello" in standard English when they see a foreigner, others use traditional Buddhist gestures.

India Christians meet and bid farewell to their hands. They greet each other with good wishes.

Bend down to touch the feet of the elderly when you are saluting.

When Indians put their hands together, they always put their hands before their faces.

This kind of greeting is more noble and elegant than shaking hands, which makes people feel a sense of "Immortality".

You must be careful not to nod when your hands are together. (foreigners often act like this in India and easily cause the local people to sneer), which destroys the cordial and friendly atmosphere and seems a bit of a fish in the mud.

In India, when the guests were greeting the guests, the host placed the wreath on the neck of the guests, and the wife sent her husband away. The highest etiquette was to touch the heel and kiss the feet.

Now, in cities, men and women have been shaking hands more often, indicating that they should hug when they are intimate.

In most places, handshake is common when men meet or separate.