The farthest  from India is Chile on the west coast of South America. The distance between the easternmost point of India (Kibithu in Arunachal Pradesh) and the westernmost point of Chile (Isla Salas y Gómez) as the crow flies is approximately 17,500 kilometers (10,874 mi). The distance between India and Chile is considerable, and the two countries are separated by several time zones and the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean.

It's worth noting that while Chile is the farthest  from India in terms of geographical distance, there are other factors that can make other countries feel more distant or culturally different. 

For example, India and Chile have very different languages, cultures and histories, which can make them feel more distant  than countries that are physically closer but share more similarities. 

 There are  other ways to measure distance between countries, such as economic, political or social distance. For example, countries with few trade or diplomatic relations may feel more distant from each other, even if they are geographically close. 

 In general, Chile is the farthest  from India in terms of geographical distance, but the concept of distance between countries is complex and can be affected by many factors.