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The Lines That Unite Indians
Indians love queues. Despite the diversity, there is nothing that aligns all Indians like a long line. The image of Indians standing in a queue is the national symbol. In India everywhere you go, ever… more →
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The Lines That Unite Indians
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wrote 1 year ago: Indians love queues. Despite the diversity, there is nothing that aligns all Indians like a long lin … more →
Indian Idol: The Winner
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wrote 1 year ago: Indians love their idols – not the kind that was recently copied from America, but the kind th … more →
IIT: Insufferable Indian Tribe
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wrote 1 year ago: There are two distinct tribes in India: the one that went to IIT, and the one that did not. If you a … more →
The Fine Art of Forehead Decoration
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wrote 1 year ago: Forehead is the choice of canvas for fine arts in India: the designated destination for decorative a … more →
Spitting Image of India
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wrote 1 year ago: Indians cannot wait to part with their bodily fluids, and saliva is no exception. Everyone spits all … more →
Things Indian Luv: Movies
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wrote 1 year ago: Okay, the title is annoying. It is dishonest, and what the heck is luv. What language is that? But I … more →
Inscrutable India: A Rough Guide
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wrote 1 year ago: Origin: Origin of India is a confusing one. The confusion is caused by Columbus when he decided to d … more →
The Joy of Bargaining
wrote 1 year ago: Bargain may be just a skill in most part of the world, but in India is an art form. It takes years o … more →
Matter of Birth and Death
wrote 1 year ago: What did you witness first: a birth or a death?People in our neighborhood had livestock: a few cows, … more →
For the Love of Language
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wrote 1 year ago: India may lack literacy, but not language. We are proud of our mother tongues. Name another country … more →
Indian, Identity, and Irony
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wrote 1 year ago: “Are you Indian?” It is a common question for Indians in a foreign land. I am told. They … more →
Of Cow and Consumerism
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wrote 1 year ago: “Why you spend so much money on hay?” I once asked Ramu uncle. He was busy feeding the c … more →
Romance in The Land of Rama
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wrote 1 year ago: You like it or not, Valentine’s Day is upon us. It is a recent import: came in the same box wi … more →
A Mystery Called Mother
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wrote 1 year ago: Indian mothers are a mystery to me. They baffle me every step of the way. Every aspect of their exis … more →
