The phrase "a reflection of indian" is not correct as it should be "a reflection of Indian" with a capital "I" for "Indian." You can use it when discussing something that represents or symbolizes aspects of Indian culture, identity, or characteristics.
Example: "The festival is a reflection of Indian traditions and values."
Alternatives: "a representation of Indian" or "an embodiment of Indian".
You say that the much-touted "Hindu rate of growth" is but a reflection of "the Indian rate of change".
Rather than being a reflection of the Indian diaspora as a whole, the majority of bhangra artists hail from the Jatt caste, which was traditionally a warrior-peasant caste and is now considered to be one of the higher Sikh castes.
The common practice of child marriage can also be seen as a reflection of gender norms in the Indian society.
When they look at her they see a reflection of themselves, a small-town American Indian with big dreams.
Ashis Nandy, a political psychologist at the Center for the Study of Developing Societies in New Delhi, said he saw in the latest trend a reflection of the desires of the swelling Indian urban middle class and those of the government it elected, led by the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party.
"You've got to have a jury that is a reflection of society as a whole, and on an Indian reservation, it's going to be made up of Indians, right?" said Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the top Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
The significance of district-level female literacy in reducing infant mortality at the aggregate level is also a reflection of the sociocultural practices of women in Indian society, and this fact has been ignored by demographers, social statisticians, and population geographers (Ladusingh and Singh 2006).
This is not just a reflection of her Westernized upbringing: On the streets of Delhi, or any large Indian city, you'll see fewer and fewer saris, particularly on the younger women.
The decrease to 9.9% in the second half of 2006 is probably a reflection of the decreasing CHIKV activity in tourist destinations, along with a shift to the Indian subcontinent where tourism is less concentrated.
American Indian traditionalists, even today, tend to see a person's basic character as a reflection of their spirit.
