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-* [MIUI explained](docs/miui.md)
-* [Custom ROMs explained](docs/custom.md)
-* [Fastboot ROMs & Recovery ROMs explained](docs/fastbootrecovery.md)
-* [Anti-Rollback Protection explained](docs/antirollback.md)
+* [About MIUI](docs/miui.md)
+* [About custom ROMs](docs/custom.md)
+* [About Fastboot & Recovery ROMs](docs/fastbootrecovery.md)
+* [About Anti-Rollback Protection](docs/antirollback.md)
 
 ## Guides
 

docs/antirollback.md

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-## Anti-Rollback Protection explained
+## About Anti-Rollback Protection
 
-Anti-Rollback Protection (ARP) was introduced by Google in Android 8.0 Oreo and they made its implementation mandatory for devices launching with Android 9.0 Pie. ARP is a security countermeasure aiming to prevent devices from booting older, less-secure versions of Android. In Google's implementation, ARP is disabled if the bootloader is unlocked, whereas on Xiaomi devices it cannot be disabled once it's enabled by a ROM that implements it. Xiaomi likely made this decision to stop resellers from exploiting vulnerabilities found in older versions of MIUI.
+Anti-Rollback Protection (ARP) was introduced by Google in Android 8.0 (Oreo) and they made its implementation mandatory for devices launching with Android 9.0 Pie. ARP is a security countermeasure aiming to prevent devices from booting older, less-secure versions of Android. In Google's implementation, ARP is disabled if the bootloader is unlocked, whereas on Xiaomi devices it cannot be disabled once it's enabled by a ROM that implements it. Xiaomi likely made this decision to stop resellers from exploiting vulnerabilities found in older versions of MIUI.
 
 ### Checking if ARP is enabled
 

docs/custom.md

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-## Custom ROMs explained
+## About custom ROMs
 
 ### Reseller/vendor ROMs
 

docs/fastbootrecovery.md

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-## Fastboot ROMs & Recovery ROMs explained
+## About Fastboot & Recovery ROMs
 
 The ROM packages you can flash on your device come in two formats: **Fastboot ROMs** and **Recovery ROMs**.
 

docs/miui.md

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-## MIUI explained
+## About MIUI
 
-### About MIUI
+### What is MIUI?
 
-MIUI is Xiaomi's own custom Android interface which runs on most of their devices by default. MIUI is also the second most widely available custom Android ROM in the world. It's getting updated weekly and the development is very community-oriented. All news, suggestions and feedback are posted and collected on the MIUI forums and the community does the testing as well. As a result, there are updates every week, containing bug fixes and new features. MIUI receives a major update once a year, in a similar fashion to Android. The design of the UI differs from Google's Material Design and resembles iOS to some degree.
+MIUI is Xiaomi's own custom Android interface which runs on most of their devices by default. It's getting updated on a weekly basis and its development is very community-oriented. All news, suggestions and feedback are posted and collected on the MIUI forums and testing is done by the community as well. As a result, there are updates every week, consisting of bug fixes and new features. MIUI receives a major update once a year, in a similar fashion to Android itself. The design of the UI differs from Google's Material Design and resembles iOS to some degree.
 
-[Comprehensive MIUI Review on XDA](http://www.xda-developers.com/going-over-to-the-dark-side-the-comprehensive-miui-review/)
+[Comprehensive MIUI review on XDA](http://www.xda-developers.com/going-over-to-the-dark-side-the-comprehensive-miui-review/)
 
-[New to MIUI? Start here! - A post on Mi Community](http://c.mi.com/thread-313163-1-0.html)
+[New to MIUI? Start here! - Mi Community](http://c.mi.com/thread-313163-1-0.html)
 
 **[Comparision table on Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MIUI#Comparison_of_all_MIUI_variants)**
 
-
-### Official branches
+### Official MIUI branches
 
 * **China Stable**
 
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 [Download](http://en.miui.com/download.html)
 
-All Xiaomi devices that aren't bought in Mainland China come with this type of ROM out of the box. It supports a lot of languages, it has the Google Play Store, Google services and some Google apps pre-installed, no Chinese apps here.
+All Xiaomi devices that aren't bought in Mainland China come with this type of ROM out of the box. It supports a lot of languages and has Google services and Google apps pre-installed, no Chinese apps here.
 
 Global Stable ROMs pass SafetyNet and get Google Play Certification on a locked bootloader.
 
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 It's the same as the Global Stable ROM, but it's getting updated on a weekly basis and has the latest new features and updates of MIUI. Despite being called Developer/Beta, it's absolutely stable, suitable for daily use.
 
 Global Developer ROMs do not pass SafetyNet or get Google Play Certification, regardless of the status of the bootloader. That's their only drawback compared to Global Stable ROMs.
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+* **Russia Stable**
+
+[Download](http://en.miui.com/download.html)
+
+All Xiaomi devices that are bought in Russia come with this type of ROM out of the box. It is a variant of Global Stable, tailor-made for the Russian market. It has Google services and Google apps pre-installed, as well as some Russian apps and services. As far as updates go, it lags behind China/Global Stable.
+
+* **India Stable**
+
+[Download](http://en.miui.com/download.html)
+
+Xiaomi devices that are exclusive to India come with this type of ROM out of the box. It is a variant of Global Stable, tailor-made for the Indian market. It has Google services and Google apps pre-installed, as well as other Indian apps and services. As far as updates go, it lags behind China/Global Stable.