Abstract
The study conducted by the researcher is categorized into two parts: the major heart of Kanchipuram town and other parts of the town, depending on the researcher's convenience. Indian policyholders show a range of opinions because to the country's enormous geographic variety in terms of climate, religion, geography, language, way of life, educational attainment, and economic standing.
Keywords: Climate, Religion and Language
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