Indian men — news, questions and quick guides

Looking for straightforward info about Indian men — their lives, trends, legal steps or politics? This tag collects short, usable pieces that answer real questions: about marriage and careers, safety and government moves, travel documents, plus everyday lifestyle facts. No fluff — just the facts and clear next steps when you need them.

Quick answers to common questions

How many Indians stay unmarried? Recent data shows that roughly 15–20% of adults over 25 remain unmarried. Reasons vary: education, career focus, cost of living, or personal choice. If you’re wondering how marriage trends affect housing, work or social life, start with local census or state surveys for exact numbers in your area.

Average age of cars in India? Expect most cars on the road to be 8–10 years old. That impacts resale value, maintenance costs, and the demand for used-car services. If you own an older car, think about battery and engine checks every 6–12 months to avoid sudden breakdowns.

Do you need certification to be a life coach in Canada? No national license is required, but certification helps credibility and client trust. Consider programs accredited by recognized coaching bodies, keep client testimonials, and follow clear ethics and contract practices when you start.

How to apply for an India PCC from Singapore? Start online with the Indian Mission, fill the PCC form, upload required ID and fingerprints if needed, book an appointment, and appear with originals. Timing and fees vary—check the mission’s latest instructions before you go.

Can a plane take off in India with one passenger? Yes, in special cases and with regulatory clearance. Airlines must follow DGCA rules and safety checks; VIP or cargo-only flights might have special permissions. Expect extra paperwork and approval time.

Recent posts worth reading

Improving Literacy Rates in Rural India — practical steps being used to bring books and teachers to remote areas.

Why don't people who hate India leave India? — a look at economic, family and emotional reasons why people criticize but stay.

Is Narendra Modi the most loved Indian Prime Minister ever? — explores popularity, support and the critics around his tenure.

Stay off social media: Amit Shah to IPS probationers? — why a senior leader advises police trainees to limit social media use and focus on ground work.

How much will life expectancy increase in the next century? — a plain-language read on projections and what they mean for planning work and retirement.

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