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What's the first thing you think when you hear India?

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  • Halucinator
    Halucinator Follow
    Guru Age: 24
    +1 y

    "MY COUNTRY!"
    Well being an Indian myself, I might be biased but everyone loves his country. Patriotism is the first thing we're taught, ain't we? So yeah here I am.
    But most of the Indians don't want to live in their own country due to dirty politics, air and water pollution, less job opportunities, over-population and orthodox mindset of people. Sex is still a taboo here. I didn't even know what period pads are until I was 14. Children usually learn more from pornhub instead of sex-ed classes. The major prob of our country is that Even though government has laid out programs about every thing but the law enforcement is really poor. The use of Plastic carry bags are banned in my state but still everyone uses it openly. The schemes on papers and their propet enforcement are two different things.

    but still I LOVE MY INDIA- It is the home of Gandhi, The home of rich, the home of poor, Our mother land, It would be so thankless if I would insult my own country. If I wouldn't respect it, then why would a Foriegner do? I won't hide the problems of our country but I won't hide our achievements too. We've given the "zero" , the "decimal". Most of the persons working in NASA are Indian. My Math teacher's junior gave GRE at that time and he was the Third Rank holder in the whole world even though he was playing poker on the night before exam. So this is an Indian brain.
    "Don't hurt an Indian because we're the creaters of the word 'Jugaad' - Something we've got in our blood and that is more than the whole thing any other person can have"

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  • AlexBlack007
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    Yoda Age: 29
    +1 y

    I live there. 😐

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  • sunshineglow
    sunshineglow Follow
    Xper 6 Age: 34 , mho 61%
    +1 y

    Indian bad soap operas, curry, cows, vegetarianism, hindu, caste system, overpopulated, sanskrt, in shape of triangle, Asian sub-continent, USA abuses your human rights and plants lots of their industry factories there, because its cheaper, colorful holidays, many different traditions and languages, people of brownish colour, red dot in the middle of the forhead, saari, castor oil, and Bollywood I guess :).
    And many guys I've met online from india were into IT so I guess thats popular proffession there.

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    • pawan1996
      pawan1996
      +1 y

      U copied from somewhere or u written by urself?

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      Why is that bad that you think I copied it? :p
      Its only my associations, if you don't like them its not my fault. But I think they are objective though.

      Reply
    • pawan1996
      pawan1996
      +1 y

      I m from india

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    • pawan1996
      pawan1996
      +1 y

      I like india

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      I figured it out before you said it. Thats why I asked.

      Reply
    • pawan1996
      pawan1996
      +1 y

      Hahaahaah I m wondering how u know this much about india?

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    • veer01
      veer01
      +1 y

      Not just popular, you may as well find an engineer working on a farm.

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      Lol Im not American (With all due respect to americans, but you are so self centered and know very little of other countries)

      I know I know very little actually.
      Those few that I wrote are just typical things that even a child knows, and picks up from tv or from popular culture. Here in Europe at least.

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    • pawan1996
      pawan1996
      +1 y

      Great I m poor than a kid from there

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @sunshineglow

      Thanks for sharing. Are you interested in discussing that matter in legitimate manner.

      Being a Good Indian.

      Editor of the Month + Top 5 myTakes of November! ↗

      Editor of Month November 2017.

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      I did not use legitimate manner? I am sorry - if thats how you feel.

      Indian soap operas are flooding over our channels, its hard to miss.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      Man! That's her opinion. Is there really any need for a "legitimate" discussion.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Cows.

      Why we consider them as mother?
      Milk is good for the bones because it offers a rich source of calcium, a mineral essential for healthy bones and teeth. Cow's milk is fortified with vitamin D, which also benefits bone health. Calcium and vitamin D help prevent osteoporosis.

      It's same like people in western countries like cats and dogs.

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    • veer01
      veer01
      +1 y

      Haha hey its okay. Every country has its own issues to resolve:p

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      overpopulated

      It's our strength. India has more than 50% of its population below the age of 25 and more than 65% below the age of 35. Nation with youngest population.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Sanskrit.

      Learning Sanskrit is not learning a language alone, but it is actually a method to train the brain for automatic pre-processing of permutations and combinations.

      Once you learn that, you will experience how you brain processes those outlier combinations So quick and how instinctively you can think differently from crowd.

      Still Good Indian is also Learning.

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      Its weakness if the country is poor tho...
      Where will all these people... how they will feed their families.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Poor?

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    • veer01
      veer01
      +1 y

      Well sunshineglow, let me tell you, india's is not poor, its the politics and the mindset of some individuals who lead the nation, that is poor. It may or may not change, only time will tell.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Wait. Let her explain her point. She is interested in discussing in legitimate manner.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      Poor? Where did you read that?

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      I'm sorry but I am not interested in discussing at all anymore as you are apparently only very patriotic and miss the reality.
      Even one of 2 my countries (Croatia) which is in European Union and has EU standards on most of stuff is poor and I am not afraid to say it. It. Is. Poor. And we sure have higher standard than large number of places in India. Wealthy countries are very rare. Example of wealthy country: Norway, Germany, Switzerland. Example of middle-wealthy country: France, Austria. The rest of us are poor. You are as well.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      Thanks for The paragraph.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Miss the reality?

      I need that case I miss the reality. You have complete freedom to put your point. No need feel sorry. For an author it's part of discussion.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      I am Researcher. Statistics?

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      Im just saying that overall gross income per capita is not a thing according to which you judge is a country rich.
      Its the general standard of living of SMALL people.
      Norway: everyone has about equal, and that amount is enough for very very good lifestyle and even some things that would be considered luxury in my country.
      India: lots of poor people, large imbalance between rich and poor people, troubles with clean running water in some areas, - therefore mixed good standards and very bad standards etc.
      So... yeah.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"Indian bad soap operas

      Many soap operas produced in India are also broadcast overseas in the UK, Canada, the United States, and some parts of Europe, South Africa, Australia and South East Asia because of our good quality.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"vegetarianism*"

      opt.toiimg.com/.../52689402.jpg

      Overall, the percentage of non-vegetarians across India has dropped from 75% in 2004 to 71% in 2014. Telangana has the highest proportion of meat-eaters in the country with almost 99% of its residents being non-vegetarians, a Registrar General of India survey of people aged 15 years and above has revealed. An almost equal percentage of men (98.8) and women (98.6) are non-vegetarians in the state.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Source : Times of India.

      m.timesofindia.com/.../52681704.cms

      m.timesofindia.com/.../52697572.cms

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"caste system"*

      Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is a Sanskrit phrase found in Hindu texts such as the Maha Upanishad, which means "the world is one family".

      s-i.huffpost.com/.../o-164107922-facebook.jpg

      It's our strength.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"USA abuses your human rights"*

      Exports were $42.0 billion; imports were $72.8 billion. The U. S. goods and services trade deficit with India was $30.8 billion in 2016. India is currently our 9th largest goods trading partner with $67.7 billion in total (two way) goods trade during 2016.

      We are permitting them BECAUSE we want good international relations with each and every country.

      Source : Official Website of United Nations Trade Representatives.

      ustr.gov/.../india

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"people of brownish colour"*

      The skin complexions in India varies according to the region. In north India particularly in Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal the skin complexions are white, fair, wheatish etc. As we move towards south, the complexion starts to change to darker and we see wheatish, dark, black complexions. However, due to migration and inter region marriages, the mix complexions are seen all across India.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"colorful holidays, many different traditions and languages"*

      Beautiful Rangoli Designs (Diwali in India) ↗

      Dhanteras Celebration in India ↗

      Diwali 2017 in India ↗

      Famous Temples of India (Part -2) ↗

      You can check out My Takes.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      "*red dot in the middle of the forhead"*

      International celebrities such as Gwen Stefani, Julia Roberts, Madonna, Selena Gomez and many others have been seen wearing bindis.

      www.thebridalbox.com/.../...ign-i-bridal-bindi.jpg

      It's cute.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"saari"

      Here’s the latest fashion trends. Good Indian had observed for 2017 and will likely continue to 2018 in India.

      Fashion Trend in India 2017 (Women) ↗

      Most Popular Saree Trends of 2017 in India ↗

      Reply
    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      You are so obsessed with India.
      I am vegetarian , I know half of these things that you wrote but I dont care and soap operas are real bad. They dont buy them because they are good but because they are cheap and because they have to fill their TV programme with something. We have had hundreds of turkish and indian soap operas in last years on our channels. To be honest, turkish are better in quality but I dont watch any.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"Indian cinema is the world's largest film industry in terms of film production, with an annual output of 1,986 feature films as of 2017, and Bollywood its its largest film producer, with 364 Hindi films produced annually as of 2017.

      Source : http://www.filmfed.org/IFF2017.html

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      CHILL BRO AND RELAX! :) No one hates on your country and I can assure you, no one cares for those numbers.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"If you don't like them its not my fault."*

      That's Great that Girl is knowing lots of things about India. I wholeheartedly appreciate. The United States State Department annual report on human rights in Bosnia and Herzegovina, published in April 2016, underlined the issue of severe mistreatment of detainees in prisons, remand detention centers, and the harsh and sometimes life- threatening conditions in the country's prisons. Hope it resolve soon.

      Source :

      www.hrw.org/.../bosnia-and-herzegovina

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      Hahaha. I dont even want to know about indian prisons. Listen honey, you lacked argument for india not being rich country and now you are pissed off. Get over it, stop posting noncences just to recover your national EGO, get it over and like rest of us, enjoy the time without so much childlish wish to proclaim your nationalistic and political propaganda.
      With every post you send more I'm having worse opionin of you and bow childlish you are, and believe me, you are hurting image of your country too, because you will cause me to think that there are more people like you there. Ok? Enough of propaganda and over-sensitivity.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Hahaha. I have many haters on GirlsAskGuys. In one question I posted that I am hetrosexual I got 5 Downvotes. Thanks for calling me "Bro" I have few sisters on GirlsAskGuys 😂😂 One More. In case you need any help feel free to contact me anytime.

      Have a Great Day ahead. Leaving the issues of poor western countries to which you consider as Wealthy. They also have problems like mental disorders, rapes, tourist rapes, Feminist Movements and Sexting.

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    • veer01
      veer01
      +1 y

      Dont mind him please, every person has their own way of processung thoughts.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      I am replying because on 24 October 2017 I was going to leave GirlsAskGuys Community because of such Haters.

      Editor of the Month + Top 5 myTakes of November! ↗

      That's my inspiration to help Girls on GirlsAskGuys

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    • veer01
      veer01
      +1 y

      Well she is not a hater bro, she is just trying to refine her conception about India, lets help her out in that way.

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      @veer
      I know :(. I SEE.
      by the way, Are you indian?

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    • sunshineglow
      sunshineglow
      +1 y

      @veer Oh, thanks, indeed, I don't hate ;).

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      You aren't hater because you had mentioned both the things Positive and Negative Aspects of Incredible India.

      Any Queries? I love such discussions with like minded people.

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    • veer01
      veer01
      +1 y

      @sunshine haha its okay :), and yes i am an Indian guy :p

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
    (30-35)
    +1 y

    Depends where i am/what I'm doing. If im on gag I think about how many of the creepy sexual questions are asked by indian men. If im just going on with my day ill think about indian food or how India is portrayed in media, like the stereotypical street scenes in movies. I don't know how similar that is to real life.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      You think a lot about india girl!

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @zeusOfolympus

      I really dont. But if i hear a song that had obvious indian influence, hear about india on tv or radio, see ads for indian cuisine.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"Depends where i am/what I'm doing. If im on gag I think about how many of the creepy sexual questions are asked by indian men.*"

      We ask because we want to provide solutions for the Problems to Girls in Western Countries. My Takes probably don't reach to App users because @GirlsAskGuys had not introduced My Take Feature in App.

      In some cases Opinion of opposite gender is must.

      Tips To Stop Cyberbullying for Kids and Children ↗

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      What Would Happen if EVERY Woman Around the World Refused to Have Sex for a Week? ↗

      Why BOYS send Pictures of Their Dick 🍆🤔? ↗

      I had changed my username.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      In reality Girls in Western Countries are indulged in sexting.

      Here is result of Poll on GirlsAskGuys

      How many of you are comfortable sexting with your boyfriend/girlfriend? ↗

      Here is Research Papers.

      cdn.churchm.ag/.../...atistics-e1350376090179.jpeg

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian
      None of the questions you listed are what i mean 🤣🤣 there's no excuse for pathetic and desperate sexual questions.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Change your Thinking. World is Beautiful. Are you able to see that Beauty? ↗

      I had written My Take for people who think that it's pathetic.

      Reply
    • nbbn5
      nbbn5
      +1 y

      Nice answer.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @nbbn5

      Thanks bro.

      Reply
    • nbbn5
      nbbn5
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian :)
      It was referred to both you ( your reply and take stats) and the pink annon for her opinion ( it is explained well)

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @nbbn5

      Agree. There are lots of stereotypical statement associated with India. Broken Most of them.

      Pink Anonymous probably I might be following you because Good Indian follow each and every Girl on GirlsAskGuys so they can invite me or send me message in case they need any help. The point is xenophobic media houses are manipulating the News related to Asian Countries including Pakistan. I had written My Take. You can check it out by visiting my profile.

      Here is My Take. Positive and Negative Aspects of Incredible India. Replies are enough to justify each and every point.

      Hope it Helps.

      Positive and Negative Aspects of Incredible India. ↗

      I had also received porn clips and creepy messages.

      Reported to Honeybee. She took necessary actions.

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    • nbbn5
      nbbn5
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian yeah many times the girls are also at fault true

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    • nbbn5
      nbbn5
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian happened with me (she wanted something related to sexting ) 🙄

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @zeusOfolympus

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      And apparently none of you understand what i was saying

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    • nbbn5
      nbbn5
      +1 y

      @Pink annon
      Sorry 😅

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      Elaborate it then @pink anon

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @zeusOfolympus

      Go through and look at majority of creepy questions, they asked by Indian men. Almost every creepy message I've recieved on gag, from an indian guy. They're just facts.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      Gag is a very small platform. Just saying. There is no way even one hundredth of Indian population is on gag. And when you say that the question is creepy, that's your perspective. I am sorry if any Indian or anyone in that regard has creeped you out. Thanks for your time. Zeus out.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Are they Indian or pretending to be Indian?

      Check out my opinion.
      Is this guy interested in me? ↗

      Check out Opinion of MHO Holder.

      Happy Diwali everyone!!! Are these nice? ↗

      Creepy People Exist Everywhere. Check out this question.

      Why are so many men so creepy on the internet? ↗

      Check out my personal story.

      Why are so many men so creepy on the internet? ↗

      What is your opinion about female users who create different account everyday to their daily ritual?

      A humble request please stop associating Indian Guys as Creepy. I can understand your concern. Hope you understand my concern. It really feels bad when girls block without understanding. Changed my username. I agree it's poorly portrayed on GirlsAskGuys also.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      BAGi has a point. Not every Indian is bad. And people really do block Indians just based on their country. That perspective is the worst. So please stop stereotyping them. And nice point there BaGI about girls making different accounts and asking the same question.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @zeusOfolympus

      I had received porn clips also from Catfishes.

      I tried to Behaviour of Males and Females. Written Take to create awareness.

      Why BOYS send Pictures of Their Dick 🍆🤔? ↗

      Giving Opinions on GirlsAskGuys by taking time from my busy schedules to change Opinion of Girls on GirlsAskGuys.

      Now Good Indian is confused. What Good Indian can do to prove that they aren't Creepy and Perverted.

      Writting Takes. 60+ Takes.
      5400+ Descriptive Opinions.
      1200+ Most Helpful Opinions.

      If Girls still think that Indians are creepy and Pervert it not our fault.

      Doing Discussion with Admin Panel @xHoneyxBeex and @GirlsAskGuys to search out a solution of this matter.

      One thing is clear that it's online community. Good Indian belong to Blogging Community.

      Such Stereotypical statements can't be tolerated in any manner though it doesn't violate any terms and conditions of GirlsAskGuys.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      Just be yourself. If someone blocks you just because of your nationality, they are dumb af. Leave them. Ignorance is a bliss. And i really don't think an anonymous user is worth wasting your time on. No offense to pink anon.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      s14.postimg.org/.../...2018-01-23-21-03-43-084.jpg

      Definitely I should tolerate such things.

      She is not the first Pink Anonymous.

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @zeusOfolympus
      Did i ever say that my association of gag and indians stands for all indians? No. I never said anything of the sort. In my origional opinion i even stated that my association was just with GAG

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      You said Indian men. Not Indian men on gag. Mind your words. Lmao.

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @zeusOfolympus

      "If im on gag I think about how many of the creepy sexual questions are asked by indian men."
      Do you nor know how to read or do you not understand context?

      Reply
    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      You know I can literally just waste both of our times on this worthless conversation but I not choose to. I have other godly events to take care of. It was fun reading it though. And you should be careful with words next time. You said "Indian Men" and not "Indian Men On GaG" lol.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      And more than that lmao means I am joking and not in a serious mood. Don't you understand the context?😂

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @zeusOfolympus

      K

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      @pinkanon

      😇

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      No problem Pink Anonymous.

      @zeusOfolympus

      www.businessinsider.in/.../58206334.cms

      Snapchat ratings drop to 'one star' on App Store after Evan Spiegel's 'poor countries like India' comment.

      I had contacted Admin Panel of GirlsAskGuys.

      @xHoneyxBeex

      Being a Happy G@GER Good Indian is Leaving decision on @fiego and @tolga who are Developer of GirlsAskGuys

      🇮🇳 Jai Hind. 🇮🇳
      Bro Happy Republic Day in Advance.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      Are you confused? On the wrong thread? Because you're posting random crap.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Have a great day ahead pink Anonymous.

      Thanks for your judgmental Opinion

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      Just stating facts

      Reply
    • RedRobin
      RedRobin
      +1 y

      Can you guys stop commenting, seriously please. These notifications are getting annoying and things are getting a bit silly...

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Okay. @RedRobin

      No more comments on this question. Only Conversation with Admin in private messages regarding negative posts attacking specific group of people.

      Why are girls so hateful and judgmental towards Indian guys? ↗

      Why is Indian culture so conservative? ↗

      Why are Indian men so creepy? ↗

      Am I the only person who hasn't noticed any "creepy" indian guys? ↗

      Such judgmental Questions are becoming annoying from the day I had joined GirlsAskGuys.

      I apologise if one day notification annoy you.

      That title of *Creepy and Perverted " is more annoying.

      @GirlsAskGuys should look into matter.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      Bruh, I could report you too for sayung unkind assumptions

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Hahaha.

      www.autisminvestigated.com/.../...A1NGU2NDM1MQ.png

      Thank You !!!

      In matter of Attack on specific group of people. Good Indian is serious.

      Now no more comments Pink Anonymous.

      Few users insult me which is offensive including your comment.

      Let Admins decide. If it doesn't violate terms and condition of GirlsAskGuys. It's time to change the website terms and conditions. Title of "Creepy and Perverted Indian"* would not be tolerated in any manner.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Okay. I apologise. Question Asker is getting annoyed now. I can but I should not being a Happy G@G User.

      A.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      Y'all boo hooed. Want me to flag all your responses too?

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Sure. In case I violate any terms and conditions of GirlsAskGuys Community. You can. Take it into consideration laws and policies that cover cyberbullying in Missouri.

      Here a Researcher and Author from India is writing Takes to Stop Cyberbullying.

      Tips To Stop Cyberbullying for Parents ↗

      Tips To Stop Cyberbullying for Kids and Children ↗

      Indians never take such comments lightly it doesn't matter who is the person or at what authority he/she is.

      Suggested Reading.

      www.thehindu.com/.../article18071273.ece

      1.bp.blogspot.com/.../675.jpg

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      Its like you aren't even comprehending anything anyone says. . . .

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      img.picturequotes.com/.../...rstanding-quote-1.jpg

      Hope xenophobic media houses start Reporting. I can't blame anyone. Ultimately deep rooted issue is in thinking pattern of users. It will take time for me to change the perspective of Girls on GirlsAskGuys but I will try my level best.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      You're literally just posting random crap that has hardly anything to do with the conversation. If you can't comprehend the conversation, shut up.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Who again started conversation Pink Anonymous?

      sayingimages.com/.../silence-quotes-pictures.jpg

      Have a great day ahead pink Anonymous.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      I posted my opinion. You didn't have to respond. You asked the question. If you werent prepared for opinions you didn't like, then you had no place asking the question the first place.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      *asked a question

      In fact there's a separate space for your opinion. You didn't have to interact with me at all. This is your doing

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      Its not my fault that you got upset over MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCES. I can't help whats happened to me and you have no plave crying because i shared what my experience was

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Thanks for sharing your experience. It's enough to develop a great image in my mind about girls in western countries.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      You're making accusations of western women based on the inappropriate actions of Indian men. You have place calling me names.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      *have no place

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      Wow, just put smiley faces when i call you out in your shit. Own up to your mistake

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Small Surprise for you sis. 😊

      A Closer Look at Rape Culture in India from the Perspective of Indian Man ↗

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      That has nothing to do with the conversation

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      AGREED 🙃

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      So then instead of posting random crap can we return to how I called you out on your bull crap and you apparently dont understand how you were wrong

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      i.pinimg.com/.../...quotes-nosey-people-quotes.jpg

      What is your Definition Pink Anonymous?

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian

      Just gonna avoid that you attacked me for sharing my personal experience?

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Why dear I will Attack on you? I even don't know who are you. I discuss to know Opinion of people. In case it offended you in whatsoever manner. I apologise..

      Happy?

      thumb7.shutterstock.com/.../...awing-517880065.jpg

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian
      And yet you did attack

      Reply
  • vishna
    vishna Follow
    Master Age: 31 , mho 55%
    +1 y
    4.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

    color, saree, food, streets, temple rats and monkey, taxis, men with heads of thick curly hair, barefoot, cell phones, bollywood

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      head of thick curly hair,

      I would like to say that India has a world within India. This even applies on the physical charateristics/traits of Indians. I have seen straight hair, Curly hair of each and every curl pattern ranging from 2A to 4C , thick hair and thin hair.

      colour , streets, rats and monkeys?

      Please Elucidate. I like discussions.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      cellphone :

      With over 460 million internet users, India is the second largest online market, ranked only behind China. By 2021, there will be about 635.8 million internet users in India.

      Source :

      www.statista.com/.../

      Reply
    • vishna
      vishna
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian I'm throwing out words as they come, I'm not saying all Indians have thick curly hair, cell phones, wear sarees, go barefoot, etc. I'm throwing out words as I think of the country.
      color-colorful food, clothes
      streets-I watch a lot of youtube where people get street food on crowded streets
      the temple rats and monkeys is self explanatory

      cellphone? people have cellphones in India, also rural people may rent out cellphones as extra source of income

      Reply
  • Princess199902
    Princess199902 Follow
    Xper 5 Age: 23 , mho 73%
    +1 y

    The yummy food 😂😂😋 and also the traffic, the Taj Mahal 😂😊

    1
    1 Reply
    • Halucinator
      Halucinator
      +1 y

      haha thanks😊

      Reply
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  • ThisDudeHere
    ThisDudeHere Follow
    InfluencerMaster Age: 31
    +1 y
    3.7K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

    Crappy movies and too much jewelry.

    That and creepy guys.

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    29 Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Indian cinema is the world's largest film industry in terms of film production, with an annual output of 1,986 feature films as of 2017, and Bollywood its its largest film producer, with 364 Hindi films produced annually as of 2017.

      Source :

      http://www.filmfed.org/IFF2017.html

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      India's exports 93 per cent of its cut and polished diamonds produced.
      India exports 75 per cent of the world’s polished diamonds.
      Today, 12 out 14 diamonds sold in the world are either cut or polished in India.
      India’s exports of cut and polished diamonds rose from US$ 11.16 billion in FY 2004-05 to US$ 22.78 billion in FY 2016-17, thereby registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 6.13 per cent.
      India exported US$ 7.42 billion worth of cut and polished diamonds between April-July 2017.
      Source: GJEPC

      It plays vital role in our GDP.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Creepy Guys? How you can associate with India. Please Elucidate.

      Reply
    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      He is just stereotyping India.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      No. I think he is interested in legitimate discussion.

      Let's discuss with each and every user of GirlsAskGuys

      Reply
    • Schrodingerscat
      Schrodingerscat
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian no point, he's stubborn and pro Pakistan

      Reply
    • Schrodingerscat
      Schrodingerscat
      +1 y

      Because his good friend is from there.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @Schrodingerscat

      Interesting. In that case he can help me to achieve my objective.

      officechai.com/.../startup.jpg

      Good Things About Pakistan that Everybody Should Know (Part 1) ↗

      Reply
    • ThisDudeHere
      ThisDudeHere
      +1 y

      I based my opinion off of the majority of Indian guys I've seen on gag.

      And when you bare in mind her comment about a friend from Pakistan, also tale note of the fact that the person I've known the longest and respect the most on gag is also an Indian guy.

      Also amount of stuff produced does not equate to quality. China produces the most industrial goods but we all know of the quality.

      That and "crappy movies" stems from my own taste.

      Reply
    • Schrodingerscat
      Schrodingerscat
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian definitely. He'd be very much interested in that I think

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      My advice. Stay updated with real statistics of Sexting in Western Countries.

      cdn.churchm.ag/.../...atistics-e1350376090179.jpeg

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Creepy People Exist in Whole World.

      Check out this question.

      Why are guys on online dating so f*ing creepy? ↗

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Are they really Indian or pretending to be Indian?

      Check out my opinion.

      Is this guy interested in me? ↗

      Check out Opinion of MHO HOLDER.

      Happy Diwali everyone!!! Are these nice? ↗

      Reply
    • ThisDudeHere
      ThisDudeHere
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian the fact that you come so prepared with some "counter statistics" already proves my point. No one from, say, my own home country of Latvia is not as obsessed with defending our guys from creeper accusations - because we don't have such an endemic problem.

      Which I can't say for you.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"the fact that you come so prepared with some "counter statistics" already proves my point."*

      It doesn't prove anything. It proves one thing that person sitting far away from United States and United Kingdom is concerned for the future of people in Western Countries because of which I am using this site.

      Hope you read My Takes.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Tips To Deal with Sexting for Parents ↗

      Steps to Take When You Have Been Raped ↗

      We Can Fight Against Human Trafficking ↗

      Tips To Stop Cyberbullying for Parents ↗

      Tips To Stop Cyberbullying for Kids and Children ↗

      Reply
    • Schrodingerscat
      Schrodingerscat
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian dude, you're just wasting your time

      Reply
    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      Nice point @schrodingerscat

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @Schrodingerscat

      It's fun. I love discussion and breaking stereotypical statements. Being a responsible citizen of world it becomes my duty to open their eyes.

      Reply
    • Schrodingerscat
      Schrodingerscat
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian but some people are just stubborn. I know he is. That and his perception is affected by the people he's close to.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @Schrodingerscat
      In this case Good Indian more stubborn. Indian by Birth. Indian by thought.

      Reply
    • Schrodingerscat
      Schrodingerscat
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian I don't think it's worth it. Does it really matter if someone you barely know has some random opinion about India?

      Reply
    • ThisDudeHere
      ThisDudeHere
      +1 y

      @Schrodingerscat my opinion of India is influenced by the things I see and hear about it the most, not any close people (And what the fuck does that even mean?)

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      In that case I belong to Blogging Community of India. Opinions, Questions, Catfish Culture, Trump Controversy, Haters of LGBT COMMUNITY, Feminist Movements, Sexist Behaviour of Guys, Sexting, Obesity, Eating Disorders, Body dysmorphic disorder in How do I look topic, insecurity about stretch marks and looks, penis size preference of women in western countries is enough to develop my opinion about western countries. Ultimately we all are citizen of world. It becomes our duty to accept that no one is inferior or superior. We all are responsible.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      A law provides prison terms for libel and incitement of racial hatred in Latvia. Newspapers - all of them privately-owned - reflect a variety of political views. Many titles have suffered declining circulations. Hope it resolve soon. Check out My Take.
      National Press Day - India ↗

      Reply
    • jacquesvol
      jacquesvol
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian
      You can make hem better:
      https://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @jacquesvol

      What's that?

      Reply
    • jacquesvol
      jacquesvol
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian you can add your own funny subtitles to Bollywood movie clips using grapheine. com

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @jacquesvol

      Thanks for sharing. I wasn't aware about this.

      Reply
  • JimRSmith
    JimRSmith Follow
    InfluencerMaster Age: 43
    +1 y
    3.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

    This could get interesting...

    I'll get the popcorn.

    PS - When are you doing Turkey?

    2
    1 Reply
    • RedRobin
      RedRobin
      +1 y

      What's the first thing you think when you hear Turkey? ↗

      Reply
  • Being_a_good_Indian
    Being_a_good_Indian Follow
    Master Age: 28 , mho 64%
    +1 y
    410 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

    Positive and Negative Aspects of Incredible India. ↗

    Fashion Trend in India 2017 (Women) ↗

    India Supports the LQBTQAI Community ↗

    Nude Beaches in India ↗

    1
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  • Political_dude
    Political_dude Follow
    InfluencerYoda Age: 25
    +1 y

    I prefer not to answer this question because some good Indian people might get offended ( I prefer the word butthurt),

    Ps: Truth hurts

    5
    7 Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      If you don't want to post what is purpose of posting this opinion? Truth Hurts. What is the truth? Please Elaborate with legitimate source. There is difference between being butthurt and interested in discussing.

      Reply
    • Political_dude
      Political_dude
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian
      India accounted for the largest number of people living below international poverty line in 2013, with 30 per cent of its population under the $1.90-a- day poverty measure, the World Bank said.

      India accounts for one in three of the poor population worldwide, the world body said in its inaugural edition of the report 'Poverty and Shared Prosperity', according to which extreme poverty worldwide continued to fall despite the global economy's "under-performance".

      "India is by far the country with the largest number of people living under the international USD 1.90-a-day poverty line, more than 2.5 times as many as the 86 million in Nigeria, which has the second-largest population of the poor worldwide," the report said.

      India had 30 per cent of its population living below poverty line at 224 million, it said.

      m. businesstoday. in/story/india-has-highest-number-of-people-living-below-poverty-line-world-bank/1/238085. html

      Reply
    • Political_dude
      Political_dude
      +1 y

      "Pan spitting" now in Britan

      m.timesofindia.com/.../51682811.cms&ved=2ahUKEwidtIyEwe7YAhVDObwKHXIvA_4QFjAZegQICBAB&usg=AOvVaw2C0d-0VEh7FGjQGJ7ZsfJv

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Join you tomorrow. If my account exist.

      Reply
    • Political_dude
      Political_dude
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian are you deactivating?

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      i.pinimg.com/.../...a05b3de3--faces-wise-words.jpg

      On 24th October Good Indian was having two choices.

      1 : To leave GirlsAskGuys Community
      2: To Fight Back.

      Inventions From India That Can Change The World ↗

      Result is in front of you Political Dude.

      Editor of the Month + Top 5 myTakes of November! ↗

      Indian National Anthem on GirlsAskGuys
      Truth hurts.

      Why Opinions and My Takes exist on GirlsAskGuys which Attack on Specific Person or Specific Group of People? ↗

      It really hurts to EACH and EVERY ONE. 🙃

      Tip : Use this emoji whenever you use sarcasm.

      Guru is not just a person but it is considered as the divine guiding energy which helps humanity to realise its true nature. Here Strong Value System Exist. It's hard to shake it. Everyone can't. Such things are common in Blogging Community.

      Mutual Understanding is always the solution.

      stevecha.net/.../Truth-2.jpg

      I will discuss with you. Sleeping Time.

      Reply
    • CaptainSmartass
      CaptainSmartass
      +1 y

      @Political_dude Part of that might simply be down to the size of India's population. You can't compare India to Nigeria based on population alone. That would be like comparing the population of the Orkney Islands to the population of London.

      Reply
  • just_tired
    just_tired Follow
    Guru Age: 33 , mho 55%
    +1 y

    Curry, people... lots of people, very dirty river, one of the oldest religions, cheap travelling and Gandhi

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Apologies if it sounds rude, but... we don't eat anything called "Curry" in India. There are proper Indian names for even the humblest of dishes that we eat at home, and none of them uses the word "Curry". Ignoring the contentious origins of the word "Curry", Indians recognize the person using the word "Curry" as "not Indian" or "doesn't know enough about India" (could be a faux-Indian, for all one knows). It is often accompanied with a look heavenwards - a silent expression the equivalent of the Japanese "Gaijin ne!"

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Lots of people.

      It's our strength. India has more than 50% of its population below the age of 25 and more than 65% below the age of 35. Nation with youngest population.

      Reply
    • just_tired
      just_tired
      +1 y

      Oh I know :D it's just faster to say curry. Question was to say the first things that come to mind and we use that word.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Hahaha. Wrong Stereotype associated with India. Indian Food refers to a wide variety of regional cuisines native to India. Given the range of diversity in soil type, climate and occupations, these cuisines vary significantly from each other and use locally available spices, herbs, vegetables and fruits. Indian food is also heavily influenced by religious and cultural choices and traditions.

      In past I had written few Takes.

      Sweets of India (Part-1) ↗

      Have You Tasted Vegetarian Turkish Dishes? ↗

      In fact we have Nude Beaches also.

      Nude Beaches in India ↗

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Buddy I think you aren't aware about Shopping Malls in India. Check out My Take.

      Largest Shopping Malls in India - Being a Good Indian ↗

      Lots of Luxurious Facilities Available. Same Facilities like Los Angeles and Las Vegas.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Regarding Mahatma Gandhi I had written My Take. .

      Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti in India - Being a Good Indian. ↗

      Reply
    • Political_dude
      Political_dude
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian not to sound rude but I do eat curry almost everyday.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @Political_dude

      Do you eat curry every day in reality or its because I had Criticised your current Takes and Opinions?

      In that case if you eat curry everyday doesn't mean that each and every Indian eat curry. Probably you might be living in Rural Areas.

      Reply
    • Political_dude
      Political_dude
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian
      "Apologies if it sounds rude, but... we don't eat anything called "Curry" in India. "

      Well I do. No each and every Indian doesn't but that does not mean nobody dose. Curry is very common in Maharashtra as well as southern states. If you don't know Sambar (what they eat with Idly ) is also called curry

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      @Political_dude

      The word 'curry' has several different meanings. It can refer to a spice or spice mixture called 'curry powder', or it may refer to the dish 'curry' cooked across many cultures and parts of the world.

      There are proper Indian names for even the humblest of dishes that we eat at home,

      Thanks for mentioning that it's called "Sambhar "*

      Reply
  • Kilapan
    Kilapan Follow
    Xper 6 Age: 33
    +1 y

    India is little known in the Spanish-speaking world because it is not a footballed country, to see that it is so related to the issue of harassment is new to me, personally the first thing that comes to mind are the images of temples Incredible, but also dirty streets and a lot of inequality between rich and poor.

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  • AlexEfron
    AlexEfron Follow
    Guru Age: 26
    +1 y

    Being an Indian I don't know if I should say the good side of the bad side.

    First thing that comes to my mind is definitely the corruption and politics.

    I love the diverse cultures and modesty here.

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    4 Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Public servants in India can be penalized for corruption under the Indian Penal Code, 1860 and the Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988. The Benami Transactions (Prohibition) Act, 1988 prohibits benami transactions. The Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 penalises public servants for the offence of money laundering. India is also a signatory (not ratified) to the UN Convention against Corruption since 2005. The Convention covers a wide range of acts of corruption and also proposes certain preventive policies.

      We can contact CBI directly.

      Central Vigilance Commission (CVC) is an apex Indian governmental body created in 1964 to address governmental corruption. It has the status of an autonomous body, free of control from any executive authority, charged with monitoring all vigilance activity under the Central Government of India, advising various authorities in central Government organizations in planning, executing, reviewing and reforming their vigilance work.

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    • AlexEfron
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      @Being_a_good_Indian It's true that there are laws and organizations against it... But we can't deny the fact that there isn't corruption.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Statistics? In that case Western Countries also have corruption. We are far away.

      Reply
    • AlexEfron
      AlexEfron
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      I'm not comparing with westerners. It's there that's all.

      Reply
  • gobsmacked3
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    Appalling antics by Indians on Cricket sites

    Feticide, and Acid attacks on women

    The old stadium in Madras where Dean Jones nearly died during the epic 86 tied test

    An obsession to explore Kerala

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      The Government of India took the matter too seriously and passed the amendments in all the relevantm provisions of law including the Indian Penal Code which are as under: Indian Penal Code was amended on the 2nd of April 2013 with the passing of ‘ The CRIMINAL Law (Amendment) Act. 2013. The amendment resulted in insertion of sections 326A and 326B for specifically dealing with acid violence. The new Sections 326A and 326B read as follows

      326A. Whoever causes permanent or partial damage or deformity to, or burns or maims or disfigures or disables, any part or parts of the body of a person or causes grievous hurt by throwing acid on or by administering acid to that person, or by using any other means with the intention of causing or with the knowledge that he is likely to cause such injury or hurt, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which shall not be less than ten years but which may extend to imprisonment for life, and with fine.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Provided that such fine shall be just and reasonable to meet the medical expenses of the treatment of the victim:
      Provided further that any fine imposed under this section shall be paid to the victim.

      326B. Whoever throws or attempts to throw acid on any person or attempts to administer acid to any person, or attempts to use any other means, with the intention of causing permanent or partial damage or deformity or burns or maiming or disfigurement or disability or grievous hurt to that person, shall be punished with imprisonment of either description for a term which shall not be less than five years but which may extend to seven years, and shall also be liable to fine
      Compensation for acid attack

      Section 357B has been newly inserted in Cr PC which reads as :
      “The compensation payable by the State Government under section 357A shall be in addition to the payment of fine to the victim under section 326A or section 376D of the Indian Penal Code.”

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Free Medical Treatment

      357C has been newly inserted whereby all hospitals, public or private are required to provide first aid or medical treatment free of cost. The section reads as:
      “All hospitals, public or private, whether run by the Central Government, the State Government, local bodies or any other person, shall immediately, provide the first-aid or medical treatment, free of cost, to the victims of any offence covered under section 326A, 376, 376A, 376B, 376C, 376D or section 376E of the Indian Penal Code and shall immediately inform the police of such incident.”

      Self Defence
      The right of self defence has been extended to cover apprehension of grievous hurt by acid attack

      Earlier existing provisions under Section 100 of Indian Penal Code:

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Section 100: The right of private defence of the body extends, under the restrictions mentioned in the last preceding section, to the voluntary causing of death or of any other harm to the assailant, if the offence which occasions the exercise of the right be of any of the descriptions hereinafter enumerated, namely :–
      Firstly-Such an assault as may reasonably cause the apprehension that death will otherwise be the consequence of such assault;
      Secondly-Such an assault as may reasonably cause the apprehension that grievous hurt will otherwise be the consequence of such assault;
      Thirdly-An assault with the intention of committing rape;
      Fourthly-An assault with the intention of gratifying unnatural lust;
      Fifthly-An assault with the intention of kidnapping or abducting;

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Sixthly-An assault with the intention of wrongfully confining a person, under circumstances which may reasonably cause him to apprehend that he will be unable to have recourse to the public authorities for his release.

      It is hoped that the menace will be curbed by such stringent measures and the society will get rid of such horrific instances of inhuman conduct by one human being against the other human being.

      Hope you are aware about bold steps taken by NDA Government. The National Democratic Alliance is working in this matter.

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    • gobsmacked3
      gobsmacked3
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      @Being_a_good_Indian And Feticide?

      i bet you dont even know what it is

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      In Earlier days may be to keep population under control for future, female foeticide might have happened. But Nowadays we are more populated in this world, so no female population increase to be worried off. Now everyone are aware that girls love Thier parents in old age. And many parents love to have female kids. So, no more female foeticide in India. May be one or two out of lakhs of cases may be doing female foeticide, without knowledge of law. Indian law doesn't allow foeticide thou being either male or female. If law agencies knows about any female foeticide than stringent action against all involved will be taken leading to arrest and conviction by court and police.

      Personally speaking I also have no problem if my future child would be boy of girl. I had written one cute Take on Princess Day because most of people don't know what is Princess Day. I am sure that you might be knowing.

      November 18 - Princess Day ↗

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    • gobsmacked3
      gobsmacked3
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      @Being_a_good_Indian You sure about this?

      It is still a MASSIVE issue in regional areas. Even in Punjab, the legacy of it is profound. There is a disproportionent amount of males to females. Which means many struggle to find a partner. This leads to many associated issues. None are really nice :(

      There are many groups in India and other parts of Asia/Africa trying to deal but it is so ingrained

      Even back to your point of Law changes. They are essentially irrelevant for women's voices are still rarely heard. Also the reality of who has the money controls the Law. Caste is not blatant these days but still relevant. If a male, or males attack a woman from a lower caste. The lady has more chance of flying to the moon than getting justice

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      As I mentioned it was past in Punjab. In an attempt to abolish female foeticide, a scourge of the prosperous state in developing nation for a very long time, a number of steps are being taken by the health department to check it.

      m.timesofindia.com/.../6148888.cms

      It's 2018.

      Recent research by Amit Ahuja, assistant professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of California — Santa Barbara, and Susan L. Ostermann, a Ph. D. candidate in the Department of Political Science at the University of California — Berkeley, showed that more than half of the prospective brides contacted by the researchers through matrimonial websites expressed an interest in potential partners belonging to caste groups other than their own. Responding to an expression of interest from three men — one upper caste, one backward caste (BC) and one scheduled caste (SC) but with otherwise nearly identical profiles.

      www.thehindu.com/.../article4989269.ece

      Read this research papers.

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    • gobsmacked3
      gobsmacked3
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian research papers are all fine and good but I know people in the field. I will try find a recent BBC doco on it for you. And, sure measures are being undertaken to deal with it but it is still such a tragedy.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      The BBC clealy works with an anti-India bias. This fact came to the fore on a number of occasions-

      1. Portrayal of 26/11 terrorist as 'gunmen'-This was criticised even in the UK.
      British parliamentarian Stephen Pound referred to the BBCs alleged whitewashing of the attacks as "the worst sort of mealy mouthed posturing. It is desperation to avoid causing offence which ultimately causes more offence to everyone."

      2. Negative portrayal of Indian armed forces in J&K-BBC had, on at least one occasion, fabricated photographs while reporting on the Kashmir conflict to make India look bad. He claimed that the network made false allegations that the Indian Army stormed a sacred Muslim shrine, the tomb of Hazrat Sheikh Noor-u-din Noorani in Charari Sharief only retracted the claim after strong criticism.

      Xenophobic Media Houses exist. Probably because Indira Gandhi had banned BBC in India in past.

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    • gobsmacked3
      gobsmacked3
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      @Being_a_good_Indian ill be back after, have a money game in snooker

      Reply
  • adennysgrandslamwich
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    Just about done with this boring app so ill say it. Designated Shitting Streets.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      More than 4.9 million household toilets were constructed after the launch of Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin), indicating substantial acceleration in the pace of construction after its launch by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 2 2014.

      Read My Take.

      19 November - World Toilet Day ↗

      Please stay updated with international news.

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    • adennysgrandslamwich
      adennysgrandslamwich
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      Thanks to you, the first thing i think of now is "World Toilet Day".

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Any Queries Buddy regarding India?

      Reply
    • adennysgrandslamwich
      adennysgrandslamwich
      +1 y

      Do white people run the convience stores there?

      Reply
  • Arabian911
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    Crowded markets, elephants and very nice people.. it just doesn’t suits me.. Indians are too nice for my taste but great people in general

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Less Crowded places exist in India.

      www.happytrips.com/.../as53416616.cms

      Thanks for your valuable opinion.

      Reply
  • Logorithim
    Logorithim Follow
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    Great food, Divali, Bollywood, lavish weddings, Taj Mahal and other great tourist attractions.

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  • AnatolianRockman
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    Phase weaponry equipped gods with multiple limbs and bizzare heads fighting on flying chariots. And 4 consecutive "what the fuck"s.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Elucidate with legitimate source.

      Reply
    • AnatolianRockman
      AnatolianRockman
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      @Being_a_good_Indian

      www.earthbeforeflood.com/..._in_ancient_india.html

      You guys have imagination without parallel.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Which culture does have imagination without parallel? Such things ONLY exist in Indian Culture?

      Reply
    • AnatolianRockman
      AnatolianRockman
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      @Being_a_good_Indian Yes, Indian Mytology is one of the most complex ones out there Imho. It is due to large numbers of sects and different practices I think.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      World MYTHOLOGY is complex. The book also shows the scientific attitude towards Religion, Spirituality and Mythology.

      If possible read this book I had done review on GirlsAskGuys..

      Book Review: Devlok With Devdutt Pattanaik ↗

      devdutt.com/category/articles/world-mythology

      Here are the scientific proof of each and every story associated with Indian Mythology and World Mythology.

      Reply
  • Nina12346
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    Beautiful voices, singers, songs, music, food, sweets, dance, actresses and actors. I plan to visit there I'm the future.

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  • skytatoe
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    Bollywood physics lol
    Gigantic cities
    Tigers
    Elephants
    Indian food <3
    Poverty?
    They got net neutrality!
    My bestie :)

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Poverty?

      India is the seventh wealthiest country in the world. It figures among the 10 wealthiest countries, with a total individual wealth of $ 5,600 billion.

      According to a report by New World Wealth, India is ranked seventh, ahead of Canada ($ 4,700 billion), Australia ($ 4,500 billion) and Italy ($ 4,400 billion), which came in at 8th, 9th and 10th slots, respectively.

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    • skytatoe
      skytatoe
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian Thats like saying the USA has great healthcare cause "hey look at our fantastic private hospitals" lolol

      By those standards Liberia is fucking heaven cause look their president can drive around in a literally fucking gold plated car fuck yeaaaah!

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Reports and Research Papers Speaks reality.

      Reply
  • LegateLanius
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    A country full of rich heritage and some place I plan to visit

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    • Schrodingerscat
      Schrodingerscat
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      You're always welcome 😇

      Reply
  • winterfox10
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    Gorgeous women, orphans, and wayyyyyyyy too much dancing.

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    • Halucinator
      Halucinator
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      haha loved this one
      Love from India❤️

      Reply
  • RussianRebel
    RussianRebel Follow
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    Great millenarian history, good cuisine, crowded streets, friendly people, sikhs and their bravery.

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  • AnandoRudra
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    Most peaceful country in the world. i can do anything for my country
    I love my country..

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  • andyyzzs
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    Cow mata.. Fucking politics.. Fucking country's development

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Why we consider them as mother?
      Milk is good for the bones because it offers a rich source of calcium, a mineral essential for healthy bones and teeth. Cow's milk is fortified with vitamin D, which also benefits bone health. Calcium and vitamin D help prevent osteoporosis.

      It's same like people in western countries like cats and dogs.

      Politics? Countries Development?

      Elucidate.

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    • andyyzzs
      andyyzzs
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      So anything which gives milk is mother.. What rubbish. Then treat Buffalo the same way. And firstly i would like to say.. Treat your own mother well. Dont shout at her do let her cry. Serve her.. What the fuck is there in this cow.. When i 💩 on road then why dont you clean its ass.. After all you consider cow as mother.. Foolish Hindus. Every thing is god for them except god.

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  • Markfish
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    Flat track bullies that can't win cricket matches outside of India.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar has lauded Team India for lifting their second Blind World Cup title on Saturday.

      Even Blind People in India can win World Cup.

      Read this article.

      www.news18.com/.../...blind-world-cup-1637935.html

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    • Markfish
      Markfish
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      Good comeback actually, you win, we are chokers. We won an U19 worldcup though. In saying you win though Sachin is heavily overrated. Since readmission we have the best one day and test record besides Australia and have hold the number one test ranking more than anyone else over the last decade.

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  • LittleSally
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    Mass rapes and murders... Huge disparity between the rich and the poor...

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
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      India has been characterised as one of the "countries with the lowest per capita rates of rape".[5] A 2014 piece in The Lancet states that the "8.5% prevalence of sexual violence in the country is among the lowest in the world."[6]

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
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      This is from Wikipedia

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Statistics?

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    • LittleSally
      LittleSally
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      @zeusOfolympus Have you ever heard of the differences between definitions of sexual assault in India and let's say Sweden?
      HUGE differences - this is why the polls mean nothing... Read the news more and you'll see the real differences...
      I know what I'm talking about...

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
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      Sweden has round about ten million people. India has 1.6 billion people. The ration of population of these two countries is just too much to compare.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      LittleSally

      You are great take Writter. I challenge you to write a Take. If you have legitimate details.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Wikipedia is open source. Anyone can make changes. It can't be considered as statistics bro.

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
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      , 38,947 rape cases were registered across India in 2016

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    • zeusOfolympus
      zeusOfolympus
      +1 y

      Times of India

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Please stop doble comments. It's creating confusion.

      In that case I am also knowing what I telling. Check out my previous takes. Difference between sexual assault and rape.

      Different Types of Sexual Assault (Part -2) ↗

      Different Types of Sexual Assault (Part -1) ↗

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Steps to Take When You Have Been Raped ↗

      Solutions provided by Good Indian.

      Reply
  • Anonymous
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    Dark skinned people with native makeup/marks and a loincloth and feathered hat things.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      The skin complexions in India varies according to the region. In north India particularly in Jammu and Kashmir and Himachal the skin complexions are white, fair, wheatish etc. As we move towards south, the complexion starts to change to darker and we see wheatish, dark, black complexions. However, due to migration and inter region marriages, the mix complexions are seen all across India.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
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      @Being_a_good_Indian Cool

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  • stuartw
    stuartw Follow
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    Thank you for calling,
    Customer support.

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  • lilaqua
    lilaqua Follow
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    456 opinions shared on Society & Politics topic.

    Heaps of coloured saris

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Here’s the latest fashion trends. Good Indian had observed for 2017 and will likely continue to 2018 in India.

      Fashion Trend in India 2017 (Women) ↗

      Sarees are great. Heaps of saris? 😊

      Disagree.

      Most Popular Saree Trends of 2017 in India ↗

      Reply
  • razotor
    razotor Follow
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    Crowded. And humidity.

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  • Redstang88
    Redstang88 Follow
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    Curry, overpopulation, and desperate dudes

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Apologies if it sounds rude, but... we don't eat anything called "Curry" in India. There are proper Indian names for even the humblest of dishes that we eat at home, and none of them uses the word "Curry". Ignoring the contentious origins of the word "Curry", Indians recognize the person using the word "Curry" as "not Indian" or "doesn't know enough about India" (could be a faux-Indian, for all one knows). It is often accompanied with a look heavenwards - a silent expression the equivalent of the Japanese "Gaijin ne!"

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Overpopulation.

      It's our strength. India has more than 50% of its population below the age of 25 and more than 65% below the age of 35. Nation with youngest population.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Despite Dudes.

      Being a Good Indian.
      Editor of the Month November 2017. GirlsAskGuys.

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    • Redstang88
      Redstang88
      +1 y

      @Being_a_good_Indian She asked what was the first thing to come to mind, never said anything about accurate

      As for the curry thing, it’s just what they pass off as Indian food here. Same as 90% of “Chinese food” isn’t Chinese at all
      I’m a country boy, so any country with a billion people is too many for me
      And yeah l know, but you’ve also been ere long enough to see the number of disgusting thirsty guys on here, a considerable portion are from India. Not all, but many

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Probably you are referring to Curry Village in Halifax.
      We all know Halifax is a great place to enjoy some delicious donair, but Haligonians will be happy to tell you there are plenty of other interesting cuisines to try. Visit Moti Mahal in Canada.

      Are they really Indian or Pretending to be Indian?

      Check out My Opinion.
      Is this guy interested in me? ↗

      Check Out Opinion of MHO HOLDER.

      Happy Diwali everyone!!! Are these nice? ↗

      cdn.churchm.ag/.../...atistics-e1350376090179.jpeg

      In reality Girls in Western Countries are more desperate. My opinion is based on research papers and statistics. Personally I had received porn clips and creepy messages in private messages.

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    • Redstang88
      Redstang88
      +1 y

      No, I’m talking about curry. Like I said, it’s probably in the same boat as Chinese food. Not authentic but it’s what passes for Indian food here
      I call bullshit on the point, how many of those “girls” you you think are actually female?

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      *"I call bullshit on the point."*

      Definitely you can call. Probably you had not noticed the source in small letters.

      *"how many of those “girls” you you think are actually female?"*

      How many of you are comfortable sexting with your boyfriend/girlfriend? ↗

      Poll results on GirlsAskGuys.

      For your convince

      Pews Research Center

      www.pewinternet.org/2009/12/15/teens-and-sexting/

      PCs N Dreams

      www.pcsndreams.com/.../..._Sexting_Statistics.html

      Internet Safety 101

      https://internetsafety101.org/mobilestatistics

      One Research Paper.

      *"The Associations Between Adolescents' Consumption of Pornography and Music Videos and Their Sexting Behavior"*

      online.liebertpub.com/.../cyber.2014.0365

      American Osteopathic Association

      https://www.osteopathic.org

      It's SHOCKING STATISTICS. It's REALITY.

      My point is supported by Research Papers of well known Research Institutes of United States of America. I would be surprised if someone call bullshit to Research of such institutes

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    • Redstang88
      Redstang88
      +1 y

      Clicked on your poll, don't care enough to check the others. Your poll specifically states partners - not random strangers on the internet. That's who the Gaga creeps are pestering. Big difference

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Okay. Ignore poll of a small researcher. What about other research papers?

      Why are so many men so creepy on the internet? ↗

      Creepy People Exist Everywhere.

      How we can associate with India?

      *"don't care enough to check the others."*

      Does it mean that you have no justification of that research papers of well known institutes?

      Big Difference if you don't check out that research papers.

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    • Redstang88
      Redstang88
      +1 y

      Did look at your poll but I'm tired and really don't care, it has no relevance to my original point. Which was, just to clarify, that if you spend any amount of time on here the disgusting Indian dudes are a noticeable feature.
      Never said it had any bearing on reality, in my experience this site is totally irrelevant to real life

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      if you spend any amount of time on here the disgusting Indian dudes are a noticeable feature.

      In that case Good Indian spend more time on GirlsAskGuys. Guru Badge in 6 months with 5400+ descriptive opinions.

      *"It has no relevance to my original point"*

      *"desperate dudes"*

      Attack on specific group of people of India.

      The question was about real life Opinion about India. Directly or indirectly site is associated with human beings in real life who are searching for solutions online.

      In my experience site has all the question and answers related to real life which people hesitate to ask in real life.

      *" I'm tired and really don't care, "*

      Take Care. Listen Music and Relax Buddy. No worries. Better be careful while attacking on specific group of people. I appreciate your opinion. Thanks for sharing.

      Have a great day ahead.

      Reply
    • Redstang88
      Redstang88
      +1 y

      You still aren’t listening to what I’m saying. Never once said it was all Indian guys, not even close.
      If you’re taking what you see here as 100% accurate, then there’s your problem right there

      And nothing I said has been near as harshly as what people I know from India have said about it

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      In that case there exist users having Influencer Badge Holders and top users from India also.

      I respect your opinion but I strongly disagree.

      @nbbn5 @Halucinator

      Opinion of females on his Question is enough to justify that Indian Guys aren't Desperate.

      www.girlsaskguys.com/.../q2889858-how-do-i-look

      Desperate Dudes exist everywhere. Kinky Girls Exist Everywhere who daily create different accounts every night to do their daily ritual. Thank God we don't have such things.

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    • Redstang88
      Redstang88
      +1 y

      Again, i’ve never said otherwise.
      The question was “Ehat was the first thing you think when you hear India?”
      Not “what do you know, or tell me everything you know about India”

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Mkay

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    I like your theme of questions.

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  • owens97
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    people from india or my high school math teacher

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  • CaptainSmartass
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    Nice food.

    Simples...

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  • vsbw14
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    Country with so many brunettes

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      It's simple to understand that if our hair can be coloured in one colour it can easily be coloured in any other. Any Queries Buddy associated with India?

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    i think of the flag first

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  • NormaTavish
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    Call centers..

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    Currently pm mr. Modi

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    Wish to read this one..

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    Designated shitting streets

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      In India more than 1334 cities and five states have been declared Open Defecation Free (ODF). More than 4.9 million household toilets were constructed after the launch of Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin), indicating substantial acceleration in the pace of construction after its launch by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 2 2014.

      For proper Statistics check out my Take.

      19 November - World Toilet Day ↗

      Buddy Please Stay Updated with international news.

      Reply
    • HP992
      HP992
      +1 y

      I am aware.
      And Indian culture is great.
      But that wasn't the question, unfortunately.

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      That's Great to know that you are aware buddy. Wrong Stereotypical Statement.

      Reply
    • HP992
      HP992
      +1 y

      I live in the American South. Tell me how many times you've heard people talk about either football or fucking your cousin when you bring up Alabama. Myself included. The question is what it is, and my answer is what it is.
      I never claimed it was true.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      First, the NFL actually does have some very enthusiastic and knowledgable fans outside the US. I know people from the UK, Mexico, Japan who know a ton about the game, its nuances, strategy, etc. But ultimately, you are right, American football is really not popular outside the US comparatively. And very often even a target of derision and contempt. Here we have cricket lovers.

      Reply
    • HP992
      HP992
      +1 y

      That's not the stereotype nuance I meant with football. People in the American South are absolutely insane about football and how seriously they take it. So much so that everyone in the country knows the Alabama college football team. That is one of two things that comes up when people talk about the South. The other is incest. Your country isn't the only place that has stereotypes. And I'm saying this to illustrate that we all know stereotypes aren't true. But stereotypes are the first thing that come to mind. For India it's one thing, for Alabama it's another. All of them are offensive, but that's just the way of the world.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Thanks for sharing your opinion. In other words, stereotypes and biases serve to unfairly and sometimes unintentionally keep qualified, capable people out of jobs or positions of power. Men are the bosses, while women are just bossy. Or not up to the challenge. Or busy taking care of the kids and wouldn’t want the additional responsibility ananyway. It's one of the reason why I am breaking all the stereotypical statements associated with India.

      Reply
  • CptCold
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    Hindu, Outsourcing, Taj mahal

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    Ghandi

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  • Vnykadyan
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    India is a great country. Peoples are good

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    Mumbaï

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    Food!

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  • boggboss
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    YOGA FIRE

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  • Some_Brat
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    Annoying accents!

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      It depends on what you're used to. Westerners are used to different smells and, in fact, likely smell weird to Indians. Studies have shown that people prefer to be around those like themselves- people that look the same, dress the same, have similar customs, live nearby, and eat the same foods.
      We sweat small amounts of the substances we eat- the stronger the smell of the food, often the more noticeable the smell of our perspiration. Some foods also produce odors because of the way our bodies metabolize the compounds present in the food. Not just Indians but ALL Animals smell. Just differently. It really does not matter where they live

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    • Some_Brat
      Some_Brat
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      @Being_a_good_Indian Yeah I love English but there are some nasty accents of that out there as well

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Hahaha. Wrong reply.

      It was for other user. Lots of activity create confusion.

      Reply
  • Nandor
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    Bob and vagegne

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Elucidate.

      Reply
    • Nandor
      Nandor
      +1 y

      What do you mean?

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      How you can associate Bob and vagene with India?

      Reply
    • Nandor
      Nandor
      +1 y

      Lets not talk about that you already know the answer so...

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      I am not knowing answer. Does it mean that you have no justification for your opinion?

      Reply
    • Nandor
      Nandor
      +1 y

      Well ask this question to the girls on this site

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      No need to ask questions because personally I had received messages from Catfish Girls on this website. Recieved porn clips on this website.
      cdn.churchm.ag/.../...atistics-e1350376090179.jpeg

      Good Indian is Researcher. Have access to research papers. In reality Girls are more involved in sexting in western countries. How I can expect genuine Opinion?

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Why are so many men so creepy on the internet? ↗

      Here is the screenshot of that message..

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Are they Indian or pretending to be Indian from neighbouring countries?

      Check out my opinion.

      Is this guy interested in me? ↗

      Check out Opinion of MHO Holder.

      Happy Diwali everyone!!! Are these nice? ↗

      Reply
    • Nandor
      Nandor
      +1 y

      There is truth behind every meme. Indian guys ask and or send nudes from to girls

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Definitely there is truth behind every meme. We can understand why few haters of India create such accounts and memes.

      Reply
    • Nandor
      Nandor
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      It doesn't matter if you are from india or the country next to it same people. Why do you think people say this?

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Because few people are RACIST. Racism is the belief in the superiority of one race over another, which often results in discrimination and prejudice towards people based on their race or ethnicity. In reality Creepy and Perverted people exist everywhere.

      httpss://urbanfaith. com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Racism-Word-2. jpg

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    • Nandor
      Nandor
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      You can't force people to accept you. Those who doesn't want to do anything with you won't. Just drop it dude

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
      +1 y

      Stereotypes can become too rigid and when there is no room for growth the label becomes stifling, both for the individuals who are labeled and for the category itself. I had changed my username because of people who associate India with creepy and Perverted.

      Stereotyping is an insidious process. Mental categories and labels are necessary if we are to cope with the fast- paced world around us. It's better to break all the stereotypical statements. The person should learn a lesson

      Reply
    • Nandor
      Nandor
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      Well I dont want anything to do with indians so no point in telling me this. Why are you even telling me this? I live in sweden its far away from india

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      WHat's the first thing you think when you hear India?

      *"Bob and vagegne*"

      Because of your opinion. Be careful while posting on Internet. Attack on specific group of people.

      Reply
    • Nandor
      Nandor
      +1 y

      What are you going to do? Are you going to kill me or what?

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Hahaha. Lol Buddy. I am Researcher. I don't kill anyone 😂 Here to utilise my time by interesting discussion with My G@G Friends.

      Reply
    • Nandor
      Nandor
      +1 y

      Well do that then

      Reply
  • disgustingweebtrash
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    British Raj

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  • owlboi50
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    Designated shitting streets!

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      In India more than 1334 cities and five states have been declared Open Defecation Free (ODF). More than 4.9 million household toilets were constructed after the launch of Swachh Bharat Mission (Gramin), indicating substantial acceleration in the pace of construction after its launch by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on October 2 2014.

      Check out My Take.

      19 November - World Toilet Day ↗

      My Advice : Stay Updated with international news.

      Reply
    • owlboi50
      owlboi50
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      doesn't matter that is the first thing that comes to mind when someone says india to me

      Reply
  • Anonymous
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    Cows.

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Why we consider them as mother?
      Milk is good for the bones because it offers a rich source of calcium, a mineral essential for healthy bones and teeth. Cow's milk is fortified with vitamin D, which also benefits bone health. Calcium and vitamin D help prevent osteoporosis.

      It's same like people in western countries like cats and dogs.

      Thanks for associating India with Cows.

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  • pavlove
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    bad body odor honestly

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
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      It depends on what you're used to. Westerners are used to different smells and, in fact, likely smell weird to Indians. Studies have shown that people prefer to be around those like themselves- people that look the same, dress the same, have similar customs, live nearby, and eat the same foods. We sweat small amounts of the substances we eat- the stronger the smell of the food, often the more noticeable the smell of our perspiration. Some foods also produce odors because of the way our bodies metabolize the compounds present in the food. Not just Indians but ALL Animals smell. Just differently. It really does not matter where they live.

      Reply
  • Guyofallguys2
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    Nice food.

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  • lala_ray
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    My native country.

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  • Anonymous
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    A land of freedom.

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    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
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      Can a disliker of my comment please justify why he/she disliked?

      Reply
    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      He disliked because Good Indian is answering him in legitimate manner. He might had Downvoted your opinion just because of frustration. My advice don't care about Downvotes. I even get Downvotes because of my username. Ignore them.

      Reply
    • Anonymous
      Opinion Owner
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      @Being_a_good_Indian thank you for the support sir ! 🤝

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      Sir? Please.

      We all are brothers. World is one family concept.

      www.indianyouth.net/.../BROTHERHOOD-640x253.jpg

      Reply
  • Zion666
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    Yellow

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
      Being_a_good_Indian
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      How?

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    • Zion666
      Zion666
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      Curry, main colour of your daily attuendo.

      Reply
    • Zion666
      Zion666
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      I don't know why , it is

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    Sexy ladies

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  • kingCougar
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    Spices and culture

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  • ajay1612
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    Is my country flag and I salute

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  • JeeVee
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    Sense of pride! :)

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  • Beed1e
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    Curry

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    • Being_a_good_Indian
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      Apologies if it sounds rude, but... we don't eat anything called "Curry" in India. There are proper Indian names for even the humblest of dishes that we eat at home, and none of them uses the word "Curry". Ignoring the contentious origins of the word "Curry", Indians recognize the person using the word "Curry" as "not Indian" or "doesn't know enough about India" (could be a faux-Indian, for all one knows). It is often accompanied with a look heavenwards - a silent expression the equivalent of the Japanese "Gaijin ne!"

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  • Anonymous
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    Great place

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  • Anonymous
    Anonymous
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    Taj Mahal

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