Old India

Old India is the term Indians use to refer to all the land they thought they owned within the historical past. This includes (west to east):

• part of Iran
• all of Afghanistan
• all of Pakistan
• all of Tajikistan
• almost half of Tibet
• all of Nepal
• all of India
• all of Bangladesh
• all of Bhutan
• all of Burma, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Indonesia
• and last Brunei.

Warriors

It also refers to various groups of warriors:

• the Gurkhas (Nepalese-Mongolian), arguably the best warriors in the world. They were skilled in icy mountain battles of the Himalayas
• the Rajasthan militants, who were skilled in desert battles of the Thar desert
• the warriors of Punjab, who were skilled in domesticating and using lions and tigers in battle, plus elephants, but it is a myth that they used Indian rhinos in the battles.

Religion

It also refers to the time when it was thought that 25 percent of India's religion was each:

• Hinduism
• Sikhism
• Jainism
• Buddhism

This term is mainly used in the Himalayas by great scholars, rishis , presits, pundits, and gurus.