14 Things Western People Think About Indians
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This community-ranked list of 14 Things Western People Think About Indians brings together the top picks as voted by our community. From Uncomfortably inquisitive Indians just can't help looking at foreigners,, Uncomfortably inquisitive Indians just can't help looking at foreigners,, Spice of Life Indians are known for their love of spicy food, Spice of Life Indians are known for their love of spicy food, and Too orthodox The censoring on western movies' content, discouraging — these 10 entries represent the collective wisdom of our voters in the Life category.
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Uncomfortably inquisitive Indians just can't help looking at foreigners,
They don't go unnoticed however covertly or overtly they are dressed. The reason for such uneasy curiosity has remained a mystery.
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Uncomfortably inquisitive Indians just can't help looking at foreigners,
They don't go unnoticed however covertly or overtly they are dressed. The reason for such uneasy curiosity has remained a mystery.
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Spice of Life Indians are known for their love of spicy food
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Spice of Life Indians are known for their love of spicy food
Westerners often think that every item on the Indian cuisine is soul biting and can cause anguish to the palate. They can amalgamate any food with aromatic or rancorous flavorings.
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Too orthodox The censoring on western movies' content, discouraging
Sex is a word which majority of people are hesitant to enunciate, let alone exchange views on it.
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40
Religious fundamentalism India is a land of multifarious religious, sects
Indians working abroad are treated with respect and get recognition.
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Religious fundamentalism India is a land of multifarious religious, sects and castes
Strange regulations in the name of religion has a nasty presence. Fasting on Mondays, a cat cutting in your way as a bad omen,vegetarian food on Thursdays etc. are common and incomprehensible.
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50
Sex is a taboo With the second largest population and a mammoth sized
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Sex is a taboo With the second largest population and a mammoth sized
Sex is a word which majority of people are hesitant to enunciate, let alone exchange views on it.
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60
Intelligent and hard
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Intelligent and hard
Indians working abroad are treated with respect and get recognition.
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Painfully gradual law and order With a perpetually unhurried legislation
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Painfully gradual law and order With a perpetually unhurried legislation
While such negative mental outlook discourages a lot many Westerners from visiting this incredible country of eclecticism, it encourages the Government towards efficacy.
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80
Agonizingly dirty Right from open defecation to unhygienic monuments or
Whatsoever may the shortcomings be,sure India gets 7 million foreign visits every year and ranks 16 in World Tourism Receipts. We know the Westerners enjoy meditating in the silence of Northern hills in summers and explore lagoons, estuaries, lush fields, colourful bazaars and beaches in winters.
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Less involvement in extracurricular Constant rebukes from family and
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Financial dependence Albeit the average age of independence from parents in
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Indians live a frugal life Pertaining to the fact that only 11% of Indian
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120
Difficult exams and bad administration Indian civil services and IIT exams
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130
Against feminism Westerners are aware of the exploitation and hardships
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Against feminism Westerners are aware of the exploitation and hardships faced by Indian women
Although, not every part of India faces this unfortunate inequality and discrimination, Westerners universally accept this idea.
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India is a country of eclecticism And there's not just one language, one
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India is a country of eclecticism And there's not just one language, one
Whatsoever may the shortcomings be,sure India gets 7 million foreign visits every year and ranks 16 in World Tourism Receipts. We know the Westerners enjoy meditating in the silence of Northern hills in summers and explore lagoons, estuaries, lush fields, colourful bazaars and beaches in winters.
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