Also, it seems an odd Peculiarity of Indian people that they tend to Capitalize the first Letter of random Words. I'm not Sure why this is.
* Hindi (and AFAIK, most other Indian languages) dont have a concept of capitalization.
* Many Indians you meet maybe programmers who use CamelCase, Microsoft_Case, CONSTANTS, and it Might be Hard TO switch context.
* In my case, I am learning German, and all nouns are capitalised, so sometimes things like that can come in play.
Emphasised nouns are capitalised in some of the older 19th century books I own, so I suspect this is just another characteristic that remained in some places.
(I do admit that I like the expression "do the needful", though.)
Also, en_IN and en_SG are just different from en_US and en_UK. Apparently in southeast asia, "do the needful" is a perfectly cromulent phrase. (My main complaint is the seeming lack of consistency when using "the". Sometimes they use it, but most of the time, they don't. This makes emails very hard to read. Just when you were enjoying the literary experience, a "the" is missing and it jars you back to reality. But I digress.)