Indian origin vs origin in India

Both "Indian origin" and "origin in India" are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. "Indian origin" is commonly used to describe the nationality or heritage of a person, while "origin in India" is used to specify the geographical location where something originated.

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Indian origin

This phrase is correct and commonly used to describe the nationality or heritage of a person.

This phrase is used to indicate that someone or something comes from India or has Indian heritage.

Examples:

She is of Indian origin.
The dish has Indian origins.
Many spices have Indian origins.
People of Indian origin celebrate Diwali.
The company was founded by a person of Indian origin.

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Therefore in Atlas' view, coumarin further purified by the company had Indian origin.
She's an English girl of Indian origin who goes to visit India.
However, the investigation showed that the product mix represented by the Chinese imports is different and that the Chinese products are not in direct competition with the ones of the Union industry or those of Indian origin.
However, the investigation showed that the product mix represented by the Chinese imports is different and that Chinese products are not in direct competition with the ones of the Union industry or those of Indian origin in the Union market.
She's an English girl of Indian origin who goes to visit India.
First of all, I would like to clarify that in the Gujarat massacre of March last year, many of the victims were also of Indian origin.
(44) In view of the foregoing, the Commission considers that the goods in question, exported from Dubai, were of Indian origin and should therefore have been subject to the anti-dumping measures applicable to imports of steel wire ropes originating in India.
Plant health checks carried out by Member States on consignments of certain plants and plant products of Indian origin revealed a high number of interceptions due to the presence of harmful organisms mainly Tephritidae (non-European), Thrips palmi Karny or Bemisia tabaci Genn.
In light of the number of interceptions of harmful organisms on a wide range of plants and plant products of Indian origin, the Commission concludes that further improvements of the Indian phytosanitary certification system are needed.
There is a delicate balance of power between the indigenous population and the population of Indian origin, who make up 44% of the population.
Thousands of inhabitants of Indian origin are still on the run, and the events in Fiji are also prejudicing the promising dynamic in the region which was to culminate in the Pacific Regional Trade Agreement.
In view of the foregoing, the Commission considers that the goods in question, exported from Dubai, were of Indian origin and should therefore have been subject to the anti-dumping measures applicable to imports of steel wire ropes originating in India.
Furthermore, the applicant alleges that it is not related to exporting producers subject to measures imposed on the product concerned, and that it has not circumvented the measures applicable to PET film of Indian origin.
It follows that, in the absence of an Undertaking Invoice, such imports of the product concerned into the Community from Dubai, considered to be of Indian origin, should have been liable to payment of anti-dumping duty when entered for free circulation in the Community.
Therefore, as the four-digit Heading for stranded wire and steel wire ropes are the same, the transformation process carried out in Dubai does not change the Indian origin for the determination of non-preferential origin.
European colonialism caused workers from other parts of the then British colonial empire to move to Fiji, as a result of which the 44% of people of Indian origin have now started to form a near-majority of the population.
Moreover, it was established that such steel wire ropes of Indian origin produced in Dubai had been sold on the Community market below the relevant MIPs established in UML's undertaking for the steel wire ropes in question.
Accordingly, steel wire rope sold by BWWR and made from stranded wire of Indian origin is considered to be of Indian origin and should therefore be subject to the current anti-dumping measures applicable to imports originating in India.
By Decision 1999/572/EC [3] the Commission accepted a price undertaking from UML and as a result imports of the product concerned of Indian origin, produced by UML and covered by the undertaking, were exempt from the abovementioned definitive anti-dumping duty rate.
The Community industry alleged that UML exported to the Community SWR and strands of Indian origin via its related producers in the UK and UAE thereby changing the origin of the SWR sold on the Community market.

Alternatives:

of Indian descent
from India
with Indian roots
Indian heritage
Indian background

origin in India

This phrase is correct and is used to specify the geographical location where something originated.

This phrase is used to indicate the specific place where something originated, in this case, India.