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    Indians tend to communicate indirectly and consider direct refusals too harsh. Silence and questioning are also important aspects of communication style in India. The culture emphasizes hierarchy, with non-verbal cues like eye contact, head tilting, and physical contact playing important roles in interpersonal interactions.

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    Indians tend to communicate indirectly and consider direct refusals too harsh. Silence and questioning are also important aspects of communication style in India. The culture emphasizes hierarchy, with non-verbal cues like eye contact, head tilting, and physical contact playing important roles in interpersonal interactions.

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    Indians tend to communicate indirectly and consider direct refusals too harsh. Silence and questioning are also important aspects of communication style in India. The culture emphasizes hierarchy, with non-verbal cues like eye contact, head tilting, and physical contact playing important roles in interpersonal interactions.

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    Communication

    verbal communication in india,


     Indirect Communication: The communication style of Indians tends to be polite and indirect.
     Refusals: Direct refusals, such as ‘no’, may be considered to be too harsh and open
    disagreement is likely to be interpreted as hostile or aggressive.
     Silence:
     Questioning: 
     Hierarchy:

    Non-Verbal communication in india,


     Eye Contact
     Head Tilt
     Whistling and Winking
     Nodding
     Gestures
     Physical Contact
     Personal Space
     Head
     Feet

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