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I am not crazy about it. It has such an exoticness to it that I don't think many could pull it off.

I like India. Ever since I read it as a character name in Gone With the Wind, it has a rich, sultry Southern flair to it, which makes it infinitely more interesting than just a place name.

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Therefore I like pairing it with what I consider rich, sultry Southern names

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India Delilah
India Caroline
India Eulalie
India Tallulah
India Mabel
India Cleo
India Melanie
India Jemima
India Stella (though I like Stella India better)
India Mamie
India Vivienne
India Belle
India Bonnie
India Eugenie
India Camille
India Claudette
India Hetty, India Hattie

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I also think something really informal like India Lu or India Em would be kinda neat.

I used to dislike it because of the random place-name-iness of it, but eventually I started seeing it in this neat dark, exotic, imperial era sort of way and I like it now. My combos sort of stuck with that image: India Eleanor and India Alexandra were my very favorites.

It's okay. Not really my style. Although I don't mind it as a given name, since it seems to have been used for a while now.

India is very pretty, but I haven't really warmed up to the idea of place names entirely.

India is cute but for some reason I can't picture what a child named India would look like. Place names make me think of the place themselves, so naturally I think of what they would look like in comparison to the name.

I think it is pretty. Indy would be a very cute NN too.