If you're looking for an Indian name to honour your culture or just love the sound of an Indian name for your baby then look no further. We've searched high and low to handpick the best Indian baby names for your little boy or girl on the way.

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Indian names tend to focus on specific themes such as beauty, nature and divine beings from Hinduism or Sikhism, so there's a whole wealth of gorgeous names with lovely origins and meanings to choose from when you're searching for a name for your precious bundle of joy.

Our list includes names that are unique, stylish, rare and popular – coupled with their interesting meanings and origins. So if India has a special place in your heart and you love the culture, language and traditions of this diverse and spiritual country then you'll want to consider one of our top 250 Indian baby names below for your new baby.

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Here's our pick of the best Indian names for boys and girls to inspire you...

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Common Indian names

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Be inspired by this list of common Indian names for boys and girls. This is a brilliant place to start when looking for Indian baby names if you prefer traditional and popular names that will stand the test of time for your little one. Many of these names have special meanings such as Anju which means "the one who lives in the heart" or Harshad, meaning the "bringer of joy".

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    Janet MtimaDigital Journalist

    Janet is a Digital Journalist for MadeForMums and mother to a boy and girl both under 4. With a keen eye and passion for creating online media content, she enjoys sharing her own journey of motherhood, and providing encouragement for new mums.

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