Namaste — India’s Made-in-India social network. Your India feed,
engineered for real life.
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Your script. Your stack.
Compose in the languages you actually use — no forced translation layer, no awkward workarounds. Just clean Unicode and a feed that respects how India writes.
Every region, one platform
North to Northeast, coasts to the centre — one product surface that still feels local to where you live.
North India
Delhi NCR, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, UP & the hills
South India
Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala, Andhra & Telangana
East India
Bengal, Odisha, Bihar & Jharkhand
West India
Maharashtra, Gujarat & Goa
Central India
Madhya Pradesh & Chhattisgarh
Northeast India
Assam, Meghalaya, Manipur, Nagaland, Tripura, Mizoram, Arunachal & Sikkim
Civic layer · Open by design
A clear channel between people and public life
Namaste is a Made-in-India social layer with civic intent: speak, listen, and stay informed — with transparent rules and constitutional values at the centre.
Transparent systems
Readable policies, visible moderation paths, and product decisions you can inspect — not a black box.
People ↔ institutions
Space for citizens and public bodies to share updates and keep dialogue moving across states and languages.
Constitution-aligned
Justice, liberty, equality, fraternity — product principles we design against every day.
“We, the people of India…”
Preamble to the Constitution of India — our product north star.
City pulse
Signals that hit your metro — and still travel cleanly across the map.
Local-first ranking
Weather, festivals, campus chatter, late-night food runs — the loops that matter where you stand.
Real social graphs
Cousins, creators, classmates across states. Free to join; built so your circle stays yours.
Security as default
Authenticated sessions, hardened auth flows, and a calm UX — fun to use, serious about safety.
Made in India.
Shipped for India.
A secure, transparent social platform — engineered here for Indian languages, cities, and civic conversation.
India-first architecture
Not a reskinned global template. Latency, languages, and local context are first-class product requirements.
Build here
Designed for Indian networks, festivals, and daily life — infrastructure choices that match how the country actually connects.
Connect at scale
Scripts and cities across the map, one coherent feed that still feels neighbourhood-close.
Serve with clarity
Transparency over engagement theatre — a facilitator between citizens and public life.
Namaste across India
People post from all 36 states and union territories — in the language of the place they are writing from.
North India
Delhi · Haryana · Punjab · Rajasthan · Uttar Pradesh · Uttarakhand · Himachal Pradesh · Jammu & Kashmir · Ladakh · Chandigarh
South India
Tamil Nadu · Karnataka · Kerala · Andhra Pradesh · Telangana · Puducherry · Andaman & Nicobar · Lakshadweep
East India
West Bengal · Odisha · Bihar · Jharkhand
West India
Maharashtra · Gujarat · Goa · Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu
Central India
Madhya Pradesh · Chhattisgarh
Northeast India
Assam · Meghalaya · Manipur · Nagaland · Tripura · Mizoram · Arunachal Pradesh · Sikkim
Questions, answered
- What is Namaste?
- Namaste is a Made-in-India social network at namaste-indian.com. You can post, follow people across every state and union territory, message securely, browse India news, and watch reels — on the web or the Android app.
- Is Namaste free to use?
- Yes. Creating an account and using Namaste is completely free. There is no subscription and no charge to post, follow, or message.
- Which Indian languages can I post in?
- All of them. Namaste is fully Unicode-ready, so you can write in Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi, Odia, Assamese, English and more — no transliteration required.
- Is Namaste an Indian app?
- Yes. Namaste is designed, built and operated in India. Product decisions, ranking, and infrastructure choices are made for Indian networks, cities, languages and civic life rather than adapted from a global template.
- How do I download the Namaste Android app?
- Visit namaste-indian.com/android to download the latest Android APK directly. The same account works across the app and the website.
- Can I use Namaste from outside India?
- Yes. Anyone can join Namaste from anywhere in the world. It is especially built for the Indian diaspora who want to stay connected to people, languages and news back home.
- How is my account kept secure?
- Namaste uses authenticated sessions with hardened sign-in flows, supports Google Sign-In, and publishes readable privacy and moderation policies you can inspect at namaste-indian.com/privacy.
Product feedback loop
Tell the team what to build next
Suggestions, bugs, praise, or support — structured intake, reviewed by staff. No account required.
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