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Clichés about India

Questions People From India Are Sick Of Answering:   1.      “What caste are you?”   I have chosen to CASTE aside antiquated means of social stratification.   NB from IndianSamourai: About the castes:  post   2.        “How come your English is so good?”   I’m from the country...

Publié le 24/12/2013 dans Indian... par IndianSamourai | Lire la suite...

The Delhi monkeys

  This story has nothing to do with real facts. Any resemblance to persons having existed was fortuitous.   Imagine a dozen Indians, who left their native land the time of a weekend in the French Alps. Past the first fears (such as missing a flight connection), the first culinary disappointment (not only French food has no taste but above all there is only red meat),...

Publié le 08/07/2012 dans Indian... par IndianSamourai | Lire la suite...

The French seen by the Indians

The other day I was asked a rather… surprising question: How do the Indians see the French??   It surprised me, because firstly it is really egocentric, and quite typical of a French! (But well I guess every people genuinely feel that the world evolves around it…).   I thus answered that, for the large majority of Indians, there is India and the U.K. And maybe...

Publié le 12/11/2011 dans Indian... par IndianSamourai | Lire la suite...

Travelling with an Indian is a great experience!!

Note: the following remarks come from personal experiences and exchanges and if it is very general, I think that it is quite true. One can certainly say also a lot on the French who travel…   First: choosing the destination. The Indian is not an explorer at heart and will prefer to avoid the unknown regions – so if parents, friends went there (or better even better live...

Publié le 03/06/2011 dans Indian... par IndianSamourai | Lire la suite...

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