CH 1 UNDERSTANDING DIVERSITY

Anything that can be of any use in any activity is said to be a resource.

The geographical area where a living being has adapted and lives comfortably is called the habitat of that living being.

India is a land of different religions and communities. There is a great diversity in our habits and customs and yet we all live together as Indians. “Unity in Diversity” has been the distinctive feature of our country. Everyone on earth differs from each other with respect to aspects like looks, behaviour, culture, religion, language, …

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 Kerala is located in the South-Western part of India. It is surrounded by sea on one side and hills on the other.

Ladakh is a land with awesome physical features and is set in an enormous and spectacular environment. It is surrounded by the world’s mightiest mountain ranges, the Karakoram in the North and the Great Himalayas in the South

Historical and geographical factors are the two factors that influence the diversity of a region. Life of people near the sea is different from the people in a mountainous area.

 India is a country of vast diversity. People speak different languages, celebrate different festivals and eat various types of food. Diversity is a reality created by individuals and groups from a broad spectrum of demographic and philosophical differences.

There are generally four different types of diversity: internal, external, organizational, and worldview—and you should aim to understand and represent them all. Keep reading to learn more about each one and how diversity affects the workplace.

Explanation: India is inhabited by people of different cultures. People living in different parts of India have different religions, languages and practices, yet they all relate to one country, India. Thus, it can be stated that all Indians are one despite their differences.

Explanation: India is inhabited by people of different cultures. People living in different parts of India have different religions, languages and practices, yet they all relate to one country, India. Thus, it can be stated that all Indians are one despite their differences.