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Nebeskie • 5m
The Indian Ocean is the only ocean named after a country—India. Despite touching three continents—Asia, Africa, and Australia, it was named after India due to its geographical position, historical influence, and maritime dominance. For thousands of years, Indian merchants sailed these waters, trading spices, cotton, and culture with Arabia, Africa, and Southeast Asia. Empires like the Mauryas and Cholas expanded their influence through this ocean, spreading Buddhism, Hinduism, and Indian traditions across distant lands. Even when European explorers mapped the world, they recognized India's central role in trade and navigation, leading to the name "Indian Ocean." This ocean is a symbol of India's rich history and global impact, a reminder that India didn’t just live by the ocean—it shaped civilizations through it. A matter of pride for every Indian! 🇮🇳
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