The Indian social network
Your people. Your language. Your community.
Connect with people, creators and communities across India and beyond. Post in any Indian language, find what’s happening in your city, and share your own.
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What people are posting
Real posts that members chose to make public. Open any of them to read it in full.
Discover
Find your people, city by city
Browse without an account. Pick a city, or start with the kind of people and places you’re looking for.
Browse by city
Browse by type
- CommunitiesGroups for colonies, colleges, hobbies and causes.
- CreatorsPeople making videos, music, food and art.
- Local businessesShops and services with a page you can follow.
- JobsOpenings posted by people and businesses.
- RoommatesRooms and flatmates in your city.
- Home foodHome cooks and tiffin services near you.
What you can do
A social network that speaks your language
Share in your language
Write in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada or any Indian script — no transliteration. The writing assistant can translate your draft before you post.
Find what’s near you
Namaste Hub lists roommates, home food, local businesses, jobs and communities by city — open to browse before you sign up.
Open Namaste HubConnect with people and communities
Follow friends, creators and pages to fill your feed, comment on posts, message people directly, and join communities around where you live and what you love.
Browse communities
India Journey
Explore India, state by state
36 chapters — 28 states and 8 union territories — with their food, festivals, languages and people.
What is Namaste Indian?
Namaste Indian is an Indian social network at namaste-indian.com. You can post, follow people, creators and pages, comment, message people, join communities and browse Namaste Hub for local listings — on the web or in the app.
Is Namaste Indian free?
Yes. Creating an account and using Namaste Indian is free. There is no subscription and no charge to post, follow or message.
How do I sign up or log in?
Create an account with your email, or continue with Google on the web and Android. The same account works on the website and in the apps.
Which languages can I use?
You can post and comment in any Indian language — Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese, English and more — and the writing assistant can translate a draft before you post. The app’s menus and buttons are in English for now.
Can I use it from outside India?
Yes. Anyone can join from anywhere, and many members use it to stay connected with people and news from home.
How is my privacy handled?
You decide what to share. Our Privacy Policy at namaste-indian.com/privacy explains what we collect and why, and you can delete your account from Settings.
Is there an app?
Free on Google Play for Android and on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Get the links at namaste-indian.com/download, then sign in with your Namaste Indian account.