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Clues

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Identity & symbols

Language

Hindi is the most widely spoken language, using the Devanagari script. English is also commonly used, especially in urban areas.

Culture

Cultural markers include visible temples, markets, and the presence of street vendors; festivals may be evident through decorations.

Miscellaneous

Look for distinctive tuk-tuks, cows on roads, and colorful advertisements; the presence of chai stalls is also common.

Capital

New Delhi

Environment & landscape

Environment

Diverse geographical features including mountains, plains, forests, and coastal areas; prevalent tropical and subtropical climate in many regions.

Infrastructure

Architecture varies significantly, with historical buildings featuring Indo-Islamic styles, modern skyscrapers in urban areas, and colonial-era structures in some cities.

Coverage

True

Foliage

Common tree types include Banyan, Peepal, and Neem. Grasses vary widely, with regions having tropical and subtropical varieties.

Topography

India features diverse topography, including the Himalayan mountain range, plateaus, plains, and coastal regions, with significant variability across states.

Roads & transportation

Cars

Vehicle registration plates are typically white with a blue strip on the left containing the state code.

Driving

Vehicles drive on the left side of the road.

Signs

Road signs are often in both Hindi and English; they may have a mix of pictorial symbols and text.

Stop

Stop signs read 'STOP' in India, following international standards.

Bollards

Bollards in India are often painted in bright colors and may be adorned with reflective strips for visibility; they are not uniform across regions.

Poles

Utility poles in India are typically made of concrete or wood, often adorned with multiple wires and may carry advertisements or banners.

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