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Om is a symbol representing the most sacred sound in Hinduism. It is also a sound frequently used in meditation.

This symbol, often seen in yoga and meditation, signifies peace and harmony. It is recognized by many people around the world.

Hindu temples are iconic religious buildings representative of India. Characterized by ornate decorations and towering spires, these structures attract tourists from all over the world.

These temples serve as places of worship for Hindus and are centers of their culture. Some, like the Taj Mahal, are world-famous architectural marvels.

This emoji represents something splattering or splashing. It looks like a stain made by splashing paint or ink.

It evokes the image of festivals like Holi in India, where people celebrate by throwing colorful paints. It can also be used to represent artistic activities or creative expression.

The Indian flag consists of three horizontal stripes of saffron, white, and green, with a blue Ashoka Chakra (wheel) in the center. This flag symbolizes peace and progress.

India is the second most populous country in the world. It is known for its delicious curry, yoga, and Bollywood films.

It's a globally recognized symbol of peace. It is used to express anti-war sentiments and the desire for peace.

This symbol was especially popular in hippie culture during the 1960s. Even now, it's widely used as a representative symbol of peace and love.