Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "India"

A: India is a big country for agriculture

A: The name of a country.

A: India is our word for the country of Bhārat भारत

A: from places as distant as India

A: I am going to India next week.
I am going on holiday.
I am going to sleep.
I am going crazy.
I am going away.

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A: aap bharat ke bare mai kya sochte hai

A: in India, Hindi is spoken more than English, but it seems that after some years English will be spoken more than Hindi

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A: × I'm watching india travel video in youtuber
✓ I'm watching an India travel video on Youtube.

A: × ‎I saw a india restaurant on the way to the hotel from Macdonald's
✓ I saw an Indian restaurant on the way to the hotel from McDonald's.

A: × ‎If There is an india restaurant, let's go and get some food
✓ ‎If there is an Indian restaurant, we should go there and get some food.

"India" is being used to modify "restaurant", so make sure you turn it into the adjective "Indian"! Since it's an adjective that comes from a proper noun, it must be capitalised!

"Let's go..." vs "We should..." is a bit more complicated and nuanced. Basically, it's more natural to say "we should" because there is a conditional supporting statement that comes before (If there is X, we should Y.)

In many other situations, "let's go" would be perfectly natural, such as:

"There's an Indian restaurant, so let's go get some food."
"Let's go get some food at the Indian restaurant."

A: × If It's an india restaurant there, let's go and get some food
✓ If there’s an Indian restaurant there, let's go and get some food (or let’s go and eat)

A: better both than each