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How did India get its name?

India was named after the Indus River.

India was named this because of the individuality of the people.

India was named after the founder of Buddhism.

India was named after the Indus River.

Explanation:

India is one of the biggest countries in the world. It is located in South Asia, and it is the second most populous country in the world. This area is also one of the four major civilization cradles, or rather the river valley civilizations.

The name India came from the Indus River, which is actually the river where the first civilization of this region developed, and has remained one of the most important rivers for centuries. Initially, the name India has been used for most of what is now the region of South Asia, but with the partition of India and the formation of new countries, only the country of India has this name, while its other parts are known as Pakistan and Bangladesh.