What does it mean that the PM is hindu?

It appears to have no impact on policy so while not desirable, it is of no concern.

I have no idea whether it is desirable or not because i do not know what ethics that is derived from hinduism. In fact, indian history has been undercommunicated, it has been more isolated than china before nixon in a sense. At least culturally. From China (hong kong, but still) we have had Bruce Lee, jet li and a host of movie stars. India has Bollywood, but their storytelling combined with their distinct musical tradition makes their stoiries alien in Europa and America.

Let me take one example. My friend from kerala reccomended a good "historical drama" to me once, knowing that I was so inclined. I then sat down to watch, and saw that it was a thriller involving an indian man against the Biritish red coats. The british troop was marching down the road with the hero in shackles. There were drum beats, then a dark soundtrack. Suddenly everyone freezes, the music starts, the soldiers dance and in come a hord of gorgeous young women with fluttering silk scarves accompanied by the five armed elephant man. What on earth is going on I thought?
I asked my indian friend about this and he told me that "no story can ever be told without music and dance" and that western cinema was "cold and analytical".

I'm a monoculturalist and bar Buddhism, I consider the other religions including Hinduism to be a threat, that was why I consider it undesirable personally.

Why do you exempt Buddhism?

I have no idea whether it is desirable or not because i do not know what ethics that is derived from hinduism. In fact, indian history has been undercommunicated, it has been more isolated than china before nixon in a sense. At least culturally. From China (hong kong, but still) we have had Bruce Lee, jet li and a host of movie stars. India has Bollywood, but their storytelling combined with their distinct musical tradition makes their stoiries alien in Europa and America.

Let me take one example. My friend from kerala reccomended a good "historical drama" to me once, knowing that I was so inclined. I then sat down to watch, and saw that it was a thriller involving an indian man against the Biritish red coats. The british troop was marching down the road with the hero in shackles. There were drum beats, then a dark soundtrack. Suddenly everyone freezes, the music starts, the soldiers dance and in come a hord of gorgeous young women with fluttering silk scarves accompanied by the five armed elephant man. What on earth is going on I thought?
I asked my indian friend about this and he told me that "no story can ever be told without music and dance" and that western cinema was "cold and analytical".

That the PM is a follower of hinduism.

Hinduism is a very diverse religion.
One which has many different deities, religious texts, sect movements and faith leaders.
Many hindus do not consume any dairy products and red meat.
Some hindus are strict vegans who will not eat tomatoes or any root vegetables.
Lots of hindus worship multiple deities and make offerings to the temple murtis (idol statues) of their favoured deities.
While other hindus are focused upon one deity alone, whether it be male or female.
A lot of hindus believe in the caste system and reincarnation.

Interesting. What is the problem with root veggies?

Sometimes the ban on root vegetable consumption arises from ahimsa beliefs relating to being wrongful violence to uproot the whole plant or risk accidentally killing lots of very small insects/microscopic creatures in the process of collecting the root veg.

Other hindus are following the teachings and diets of their fringe sect leaders or specific gurus who prohibit the consumption of all root veggies in the same way as they do all dairy, eggs, seafood and meat.
Often along with some red or purple coloured fruits like tomato and beetroot.
Curiously enough none seem to have a problem with anyone eating honey.

in Hinduism, philosophy is highly worked. seems like ancient people have highly worked in it. even they are fictional stories but written very patiently that seems like a code written for future . i am athiest but those who have written literatures were intelligent and are resonable. i wish if khilji would not burn Nalanda university. there were thousands of anciant books in library. it has an interesting story