Why is India not called the India but America is called the United States of America?
Why do we say "the" United States of America but not "the" India?
Is use of the term "America" or "American" to refer to the United States, excluding Canada & South America, offensive or inappropriate? Why are Indians not able to understand the difference between "India" and "Union of India?" The Constitution declares India to be a sovereign, socialist, secular, democratic republic then why is India known exclusively as "The Republic of India"? Why don't people say "USAans" or "USans", but instead "Americans"? Preamble of India: Why our constitution makers chose to write "we the people of India" instead of "we the citizens"? Is the United States of America a republic or a democracy? Although India is a democracy, why is the official name of the country Republic of India? Why do we use "the" before Punjab only? What does the word "India" mean? Is the United States really a country? What was America called before it was called America? How united is the United States? What countries have names that are officially preceded with the word 'the'? What do other countries really think about the United States of America? When was the name "India" given to the country of India? What are some similarities between India and the USA? Why was India termed as a country before 1800, though there was no unified ruler? Why doesn't the USA have an official language? Is the United States a Republic or a Democracy? Is the United States a republic or a democracy? What does world think about India as a nation ?  Is India an ally of the USA? Is India a democracy or a republic? Why India is not a developed nation? How many states are in India and its continents? Is the United States a true democracy or a republic? What are some misconception in the world about India and its people? Why has English not been made the national language of the U.S.? Who is ruling which states in India? Why is "INDIA NON JUDICIAL" written on our stamp paper?