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I wonder how much one would know about a country from those who have lived in foreign lands and have a different mindset, even if they be externally similar to the country they orginated from. Likewise, to believe that my living in a country, a person can have the same 'feel' as a native born.
While I am told I am ignorant of west, yet you all claim you know all about India by mixing with expats who would know all about fish and chips but not about
puchkas'.
Ah well, the west alone has education and experience and the rest are still in the Caveman days.
The BBC report is archetypical of the superciliousness and the smug attitude that the West knows best and they can do no wrong or not know about everything that is to be known.
Lastly, when I wrote marriages in the West is for Sex, what I meant that it is an important factor i.e. the sexual aspects take an undue importance in marriage. Here, it does not. Of course, it does not mean that Indians are celibates.
While I am told I am ignorant of west, yet you all claim you know all about India by mixing with expats who would know all about fish and chips but not about
puchkas'.
Ah well, the west alone has education and experience and the rest are still in the Caveman days.
The BBC report is archetypical of the superciliousness and the smug attitude that the West knows best and they can do no wrong or not know about everything that is to be known.
Lastly, when I wrote marriages in the West is for Sex, what I meant that it is an important factor i.e. the sexual aspects take an undue importance in marriage. Here, it does not. Of course, it does not mean that Indians are celibates.