Being an Indian Woman in South Korea 🇰🇷

[@nareshkumar3526]

She represented India very well, proud of her.

[@desiDJ909]

Offcource not 6:49 - I think she doesn't know about history that much !!! I think KRISHNA was Shudra according to modern context ! But according to all of our historical documents JATI & VERNA are different , which is nothing like caste! JATI means your lineage and Verna means what kind of works you do ............ Which is ruined by britishers which is their tack-ticks in every country ! RAWANDA has no Brahmins to make the caste .....who made it ? Have you heard of any damn story of Indian before Britishers and Mughals doing caste based discrimination ??? If you read Mahabharat KARNA was taught by Drona but drona didn't gave him some weapons not because of his caste because he was not worthy. And Eklavya was a song of King who was in opposite of Drona's own country ......that's why he didn't taught him

[@nareshkumar3526]

@@desiDJ909 Castism in hinduism is by Individual's nature and work, not by birth. But later selfish brahmins made it by birth and prohibited the lower caste in schools and temples. ब्राम्हण क्षत्रिय विन्षा शुद्राणच परतपः। कर्माणि प्रविभक्तानि स्वभाव प्रभवे गुणिः ॥ गीता॥१८-४१॥(18-41) चातुर्वर्ण्यं मया सृष्टं गुणकर्मविभागशः । तस्य कर्तारमपि मां विद्ध्यकर्तारमव्ययम् ॥ गीता॥४-१३॥(4-13) अर्थात ब्राह्मण, क्षत्रिया , शुद्र वैश्य का विभाजन व्यक्ति के कर्म और गुणों के हिसाब से होता है, न की जन्म से।

[@desiDJ909]

@@nareshkumar3526 Dude wtf !!! Brahmins never made cast a thing ........ Brahmins were there for 1000 of years , why did they do it only when Braitishers came and asked people to mentions and group people in caste and banned rebellious tribes as untouchables !!! did the traitors who claimed themselves as Brahmin was responsible? Ofcourse yes , but Britishers made a real thing

[@nareshkumar3526]

@@desiDJ909 don't blame others for what have done by your ancestors. Read the Story of Guru Ravidas, who was not allowed to enter temple and sacred river Ganga because of his caste. He never allowed to read any Hindu scriptures, he just chanted 'Raam' and 'Hari' all the time then he became popular saint by himself. And all this happened before the arrival of british.

[@desiDJ909]

@@nareshkumar3526 Does this story have some reference !!! Or we are going to the same path of Fake narrative I didn't knew that please provide some reading materials (valid reading materials )

[@anshibloopdiary]

She has been so honest and true through the whole video

[@NeoLeo877]

She ddnt said about UK prime Minister

[@mrmortisyt]

She is just honest baby 😘

[@rohany6560]

@@NeoLeo877 he has Indian roots but he's not really Indian, he was born and raised in the UK which i think he reflect on his people. Although it is still a proud thing but not something we should brag about

[@basugunja]

She said many wrong facts.

[@safz15]

​@@basugunja which facts??

[@anushkadubey4329]

Nothing is sugar coated, beautifully expressed.

[@suryabhanujit2090]

Yup

[@chinanumbawun111]

@jshdbdjdkndjfjfnrh3654 she said "un-official"

[@arunmirajkar1141]

Sorry, you are wrong. My neices went to USA on full scholarship and the finished their PhD in USA .So you don't need money to do their Masters Degrees. Again there are many trusts that give money to Bright students including where the they can repay after they start working.

[@MIKUYT]

She is a perfect Indian women who Say's that East part of India is similar to Koreans, this is 100% true because we are Asian.🥰 Lot's of love from India

[@arnabdas4322]

@@MIKUYT Well, actually The NE region is culturally & anthropologically more close to SE Asia than East Asia. I'm from there myself.

[@aparna2203]

As a host, he is open minded and welcoming. I really like his attitude. And she is right on most of the points ❤

[@chayanka_kaushik]

The fact that she mentioned about India not having a national language is something most Indians don't know. They think Hindi is our national language. Kudos to her for representing India so well.

[@varunpratapsingh8405]

Wow i didn't know that, btw where are r u from?

[@aditimisal5710]

Exactly. Whenever we talk about India everyone thinks ALL INDIANS KNOW HINDI💀 My friend really felt bad when she was said "I thought you're an Indian. How come you don't know Hindi?" 🤦‍♀️

[@ClashRaj9]

​​@@aditimisal5710 ig normal countries are unilingual generally thus they assume indians also to be unilingual , but they dont know india is like a planet in itself haha.

[@aditimisal5710]

@@ClashRaj9 Ikrrrr!!! 😭🤣

[@arch391]

It's official...not national...Hindi status in India is no different from English...But most of the people have issues speaking in Hindi compared to English based on cultural and historical facts...Though I don't think speaking English makes me any different as it a langauge passed on by our colonisers...

[@singboimiro2053]

As an north-east Indian I really appreciate her mentioning tat northeast people have very different features comparing to other places of India

[@arnabdas4322]

Exactly. More NE representation is needed.

[@FR4NKL1NCODMWII]

@@arnabdas7019 Indians are no better than Koreans And NE ain't innocent either I have experienced this multiple times in Mumbai and colleges and trust me I can't differentiate between them and delhitis

[@FR4NKL1NCODMWII]

@@arnabdas7019 Indore,Madhya Pradesh

[@FR4NKL1NCODMWII]

@@arnabdas7019man it's a long story man but for this scenario. My point is a bit different actually by NE I was talking about their college students man. I've no problems with NE Tourists and stuff but current gen college students are kinda hateful like we got from delhitis and some kids from south India! (No joke man but I'm tired) I never disagreed with the fact that they faced issues and their patriotism can't be described in words but I'm pointing out this "weird hatred for some sorta assumptions and their ignorance" I won't say all NE college students are hateful (if that's the point then my cousin never marry his gf from Arunachal) My actual point is why don't mumbaikers,south Indians,NE,other north Indians come up,solve & sort their issues out! Atleast 90% of it! Because mainlanders have no idea because of these hateful actions other states has to suffer hatred,generalizations and stupid stereotypical behavior from NE and other states neighboring NE. Bengal,Odisha are one the living examples of that believe it or not But when it comes to NE they usually gets away with it and always try to justify it. It's like "blacks can't be hateful towards other races only non-blacks can" these stereotypes of Koreans is also present in the minds of NE Indians because this and that happened in Delhi back in 2012. And resting my case I would say you can't finish it 100% but education and awareness can reduce it atleast 80%-90% of it.

[@sudhirchandra9790]

@@arnabdas7019 yes racism ,colorism exist in every country I too don't see any solution for it,only thing we can do in India is to have some practical classess of human interaction in school and Colleges were we are taught not to discriminate humans on any basis

[@Debasis_Nayak]

No sugarcoating, she was real and gentle. She represented India well.

[@VINOTHKUMAR-fj3oc]

Yeah, straight to the face...facts

[@UtshaBasak]

*I can see that on the thumbnail very well.*

[@sheebaradhakrishnangr]

Rich unhappy home is worse than mediocre caring and understanding home. India is a wholesome country.

[@sheebaradhakrishnangr]

People study in India because of the competitive educational system. They go out to study only because they can get a job there after studies.

[@skylord6477]

​@@UtshaBasak 💀💀

[@Webtoon4u]

She’s so well spoken…I was impressed the whole time. So articulate and to the point perfectly!

[@cskim77]

I admit there is a wrongly built perception among Koreans about Indians and South East Asians. I thank you for being frank about your feelings and your bad experiences while living in Korea. I hope Koreans learn to be more open about foreign people and their cultures. I also learned how wrong my knowledge is from just this short video. Thank you so much!

[@arpanguha6645]

Why they learn...i don't understand

[@infinitebeing1119]

It's a global phenomenon. Each person lives in his own world with biased perception.

[@shwetachaurasiya9429]

Not everyone should be wrong indian and not in Korea some are goods nd some bads so don't judge the people according to theirs look aur country 💜i love Korea but thing make me sad that Korea are not accept indian people so .।।। 😓

[@harshitaprusty6640]

In crude sense Koreans have literally nothing korean left within themselves.... the entire youth is completely westernized.... not just koreans, but a lot of east asian people have adopted this western/Christian mentality and left their roots into the gutter.... so naturally the more u stay away from ur roots, the more is ur lack of knowledge abt real world

[@ankitsingh-sw6nv]

You also comes in South East Asia 😅

[@saniya7649]

I am an Indian living in Germany. Each and every point mentioned by her is 100 percent accurate. I have been asked stupid questions and too be honest it is really annoying.

[@kizryuver]

🔸True but i think everyone regardless of country has some stereotypes about a country they don't know of. Cuz there are 180 countries in the world.& unless you've travelled there & know ppl from there, no one can be completely free of them. 🔹even if they were taught it in history books, they cant cover everything/update stuff & even if its checked online, there can still be stereotypes if source is incorrect. 🔹eg.some ppl regardless of country think lot of koreans look like kpop stars lol & sure many do focus on their looks in korea,tho not everyone,depending on where you go.but not everyone is gonna look like that.i got this info from webtoons/kdramas/articles/korean ppl & havent actually lived there so i could be wrong) but still.. 🔹& having stereotypes doesn't make you a bad person, just that know & acknowledge (if possible) that you could be wrong & say that you're just trying to dispel any stereotypes that you have.than just bluntly asking questions as if they are the facts & presuming someone's bad due to hearsay about their country without trying to find out more. 🔹& as long as you're polite, hope that other person wouldn't be offended. 🔹i do get the discomfort of being asked the same questions tho. 🔹but being racist like getting hateful looks/hate comments, thats a bigger issue & that too comes from social brainwashing that these ppl come & take our jobs etc but still just wish ppl stop doing it. No matter what country. 🔹theres one thing she didn't quite cover fully tho,she said that its not allowed officially but exists in older generation. 🔹but didn't mention that casteism (caste based discrimination) is still heavily alive in some parts of india especially in rural.& for urban area,in ppl that are of older generation some may still discriminate. 🔹& due to people not understanding reservation system young ppl are angry at each other too. So it depends on what type of society you've lived in. 🔹& i understand why she didn't say it tho,cuz it d seem like telling your raw social issues to other country.but just saying.

[@youruglyface216]

Ikr especially teachers ask so many questions

[@saniya7649]

@@youruglyface216 In my case it is actually my stupid and idiot acquaintances and classmates.

[@youruglyface216]

@@saniya7649 HAHAHA honestly people are really stupid

[@sunnyuutinn]

indians are every where in millions and that number keeps climbing ! turning europe into another india, turning canada into another india, turning korea into another india !

[@user-in505]

Finally someone spoke honestly about the mentality of Koreans to Indians or southeast Asia...Korea is such a closed society...even though k-pop kdrama have been globalised I think still korea has a long way to go to be open to people of other countries...Well done Piyusha...

[@Ellianu]

Can't help it if India can't make a better representation of themselves in the global stage.

[@5-june]

@@Ellianu look another anti india in the comment speaking lol

[@Arjunkumar99999]

@@Ellianu What wrong representation justifies racism? It’s Korean media that is at fault. World over countries have better understanding of India. What wrong representation from India justifies the question “do you have cars?”

[@surbhii.k]

@@Arjunkumar99999 Exactly lol India earns $5.2 billion from global trade of cars and they asked her "do you have cars? " what a dumb question to ask.

[@bakageyama222]

@@Ellianu stfu she literally said how other KZbinrs make Indians look and Hollywood also has a hand in it You can’t control everything if foreigners don’t have manners why blame India for it

[@djstr0b3]

She's spot on about racism - there's more indirect racism these days rather than direct racism. Even in Australia, where I live, I'm facing indirect racism more often than direct racism. And it's not just white people, but also Asians, Arabs, and even Indians at times. I'm not Indian, but I get identified as Indian because of how I look. She's probably facing far less racism because of how good she looks. Most of the others may not be fortunate as her. So She's spot on when she said other's experience could be different. Where I'm originally from, we also have had a stereotype for Korea (probably before 70s). Shady, poor neighbourhood are also referred to as Koreas. That's no longer there due to economic development and my own people growing out of ignorance.

[@kevin-z6q8f]

yeah but Indians are known fore direct racism. except for whites because you fuks worship whites

[@eufrosniad994]

Let’s face it. You have this form of racism in every country. If Koreans went to India, they will face the same kind of racism as your own last paragraph points out. All of this to say that this form of behaviour is normal. It is normal to have some degree of reservation with regard to those who are not from the same region or group as what one belongs to. I think the greater anomaly is the large number of people from different regions moving to other regions we see today. This is what is causing the tension and is not healthy behaviour. It is far too frequent and in far too large in number today that it causes disturbances in the local communities and regions.

[@kevin-z6q8f]

@@eufrosniad994 dont you get it? only koreans can be racist

[@RK-nq3fj]

@@eufrosniad994 I think the benefits outweigh the tensions you are talking about. There are economic benefits of talent moving where the opportunities are. I'd also contend that it has benefits on the cultural side as well. These tensions are exactly what pushes boundaries and people learn to accept others that are different from themselves. I'm of course talking about legal and controlled immigration where there is opportunity to control the economic and cultural benefits and consequences.

[@eufrosniad994]

@@RK-nq3fj You would be correct if economic benefits rank higher in society. However, as the name society itself implies, for a society to function well, it requires a high degree of cohesion and that tends to rank higher. Without the cohesion, there will be social unrest, rise in crime and hopelessness of natives etc. There are similar problems along culture. As you said, this can be mitigated by highly controlled levels of legal immigration. However, this also means that the immigrant population has to be necessarily smaller at any given time and assimilation must be favoured rather than retainment of culture of origin. The assimilation step does usually occur naturally when the numbers are lower since the immigrant persons will have to embrace the new environment and they cannot isolate themselves among their own group when it’s low numbers. In almost all cases we see globally today though, this has not been the case and we are seeing a large increase in tensions as a result. Of course, these high numbers in immigration have partly been driven by low birth rates in the destination countries. But, as we are seeing now, mass immigration is not a viable solution to the problem, even if it is done legally.

[@teacre120]

I love indian culture. In my country, Kazakhstan, I grew up watching indian movies and series. I was always mesmerized by their beautiful dances, songs and food. Good to see that India not only is true to it's bright traditional culture but is also developing it's own modern culture🩶

[@MajesticIsha]

Thank you so much for appreciating our country, you're a kind human being. Love from India!❤️

[@HEAVENLY_DEM0N]

Kazakhstan is a really beautiful country and even more beautiful people , I've been there

[@defenderofjustice3435]

But we can't forget when your neighbour Uzbekistan invaded us via the Mughal Empire

[@stutishaw8773]

Thankyou for showing the love ❤

[@bennna967]

Aww i really appreciate that! And u know i've seen ur Kazakhstanian dance once i visited UAE and damn! it was really cool and i always watch the recorded video in my phone!! Its really like idk it was very beautiful and u guyz wear big feather type thing in ur head right? Like a cap or hat? I really like that too and the dressing the people idk everything was perfect!! And thanks for being kind to our India, sending love to Kazakhstan from India🇮🇳💓

[@jasonk.-im6od]

As a Korean, I love Indian food. It's one of the best in the world. It's absolutely delicious. I believe it's one reason Indians are so healthy. Congrats on the success of RRR! The world is gonna see alot more Indian shows because of Netflix. It is investing alot of money there. Because of Netflix and the internet, we are seeing an explosion in non english content and less english domination. It is a new world we live in. Also, I would like to apologize when Koreans sometimes cause offense. Part of it is that the internet magnifies every mistake. But part of it is that some Koreans are ignorant and even racist. It exists in all countries. But I believe Koreans must never do it to Indians who have been so appreciative of Korean culture. Indians are intelligent, hardworking people who have so much in common with Koreans. Let us repay Indians for their kindness toward us. I think alot of Koreans aren't aware how much India, especially its young people enjoy Korean pop culture. They should. Let us build bridges of friendship with the great country of India. Also, Indians are great leaders in business and politics. I believe Vivek Ramaswamy will be president one day. I totally support him. Indians, I urge you to support him too. He is what America needs. May God bless the great country of India and its beautiful people.

[@whatyoulookingfor09]

❤❤❤✌

[@recognised_me..]

Dude...we need guys like you to... prevent..two countries from having... uneasiness about each other! and accepting everyone...by opening their arms from their 💓 heart!👍.

[@recognised_me..]

But...I as a person..have always prayed...good for everyone! Cause...why not!😉.

[@summer0025]

❤️❤️

[@pathpainsuccess9699]

Do you like it then I will suggest more Indian movies if you want they are just wonderful because I have watched lot of korean dramas and I think they are amazing

[@manasvini7471]

I have HUGE RESPECT for her!! At the end of the video she spoke Hindi, but, being a Hindi speaking person, she accepted that Hindi is not the national language of India & said we respect all original languages! ❤Wow! So refreshing to see a breath of fresh air, humility & broad mindedness. I nominate her as the official spokesperson to break Indian stereotypes not just in Korea but other countries as well!

[@VitthalAwate]

She is not a Hindi speaking person but Marathi. But I can say that we Marathi’s accepted Hindi as our second language unofficially.

[@25baam23]

​@@VitthalAwatena we don't have any official language and add we add urself on that list

[@530MAIDU]

@@VitthalAwate. She used it most likely because more Indians use that language.

[@brucehur2051]

ITS TRUE INDIA IS VERY POOR COUNTRY!

[@MK-nj5up]

This fake fraud Indian blogger showing Korea's reaction to India is a scam. This Indian has bribed his Korean friends for his You Tube Channel to make money. Boycott this Indian fake corrupt fraudster. This Indian is no friend of India.

[@seamany2236]

I am Chinese. I went to South Korea for a business trip for the first time more than ten years ago. One day I was a guest at a Korean's home. After the meal, his wife cut some watermelons for me and asked me: Do you have watermelons in China? You probably haven't eaten it before, right? I was very shocked. I didn’t want to tell her that watermelon is one of the most common fruits in summer in China. I believe she meant no harm, just ignorance. So I answered her: Oh, what kind of magical thing is this? I have never seen and eaten it.

[@Strider4Eons]

wowwww

[@__NIDAHhh]

Hahh 😂

[@santosh6810]

😂😂

[@Ms._Uniquee]

😂😂

[@nsd66]

moral of the story let ignorant ppl stay as they want don't struggle to educate them lol

[@randomguy48114]

- foreign youtubers comes to india - hmm, where should i go ? beautiful mountains in north east? beaches in goa and andaman? hill stations like shimla and darjeeling,? cities like mumbai or bangalore? kashmir? taj mahal? temples in south india? - ends up going to random ghetto neighbourhood in dharavi "GuYS OmG iNDiA iS sO uNDeRdEVeLopED"

[@mahimahere]

Exactly 💀

[@earlysarma4397]

😂😂 true .I myself being Indian gets to see such sight from their vids only bruh

[@bamhee-blessed3710]

Exactly most of them are like that but tbh it's refreshing to see foreign ytubers changing their attitudes towards india like inwook, a korean ytuber who travelled throughout India even NE with an open mind so it's hopefully changing for the better..

[@kdjoshi726]

Ikr? And honestly as a mumbaikar its sad to see them going to Dharavi when you literally have South Bombay right off the bat where tons of Bollywood stars & rich folks live. That area too is super developed & feels very welcoming towards foreigners (as in those complaining how we don't have modern infrastructure here). You even have marine drive where us normal mumbaikars would usually go (tho don't buy things from there to eat since they can be expensive if you're a broke middle-class student like me) but these peeps would ignore the local's suggestions. SMH.

[@kdjoshi726]

@@bamhee-blessed3710 Yeah there's also MayoJapan who travelled to northeast. And this one Female Korean youtuber who travelled to sarojini Nagar & northeast too I forgot her name but she frequently covers Bollywood songs (maybe it was Kassie or smth)

[@tamannaparmar8406]

Aah, This was one of the best videos on internet... This girl knows what she is doing, she understands the responsibility of being Indian in other country and when it comes to represent the REAL India, she is taking her duty quite seriously. You made us all proud,gurl. Plus the interview questions were also quite nice and well assigned. Kuddos to the interviewer too. Korea is a beautiful country and so does India. Love from 🇮🇳

[@paninihead9894]

Korea is not good

[@np9973]

When will you come to korea ?

[@paninihead9894]

@@mangolassi7892 kpoop fan spotted Literally u losers can even die for kpoop and can even sell ur families for btrash concerts

[@paninihead9894]

@@mangolassi7892 do you know btrash??

[@areeb769]

Like most of the girl's don't do when they comes to connection of camera They gets high and barks alot of things about people's of india like most of the men's in india are creepy i mean really your father is also come's from india please respect other gender and bark care fully

[@ashcvdi]

She literally represented all the Indians in one video. Like this is what we were trying to say guys. This was literally the best interview.

[@Han_e_ul]

She is amazing 😍 like the way she explained India as well as korea with so much positivity. Hats off

[@samadheeismail5610]

I am a Sri Lankan and having lived abroad for five years and I can relate so much to what this girl was saying. She didn't just represent India but I think she represented all of us South Asians

[@MukeshVerma-kd4bo]

Yes

[@Amazonin-xw8wn]

Yes

[@danielteh5876]

All of you, south Asian, smell like curry anyway especially you, tiny little Lanka Lanka!

[@dipakrajputt]

Correct bro...

[@dipakrajputt]

We have the Wheatish skin color so we face the same problem specially in Korea

[@sukhs20]

Oh this was so refreshing to see! She's covered India's diversity in all aspects - food, looks, geographical, economical. If there is one way to introduce India to Korea, i'd vote for this!

[@dkevinoh]

It takes a lot of courage to move to a country where 95% of the people do not look like you nor have the same culture as you. I like how she also mentioned how different people can look depending on where in India they're from. Someone who is lighter skinned such as herself is going to have a different experience than an Indian person who is much darker. Love her attitude and thank you for educating!

[@Strider4Eons]

yeah, half way to saying that South Indians are black like some North Indian politician. . lol

[@aiswaryasahoo5704]

I was heartbroken, when I learnt that Korean people's behaviour changes based on your skin colour.... By the way I learnt it long back by watching their drama... I was thinking how is that even possible... But unfortunately it's the truth

[@kingdomofthecloudsandthestars]

I hope more Koreans & people from other nations watch this video & get to learn more about India. She mentioned everything very accurately & articulately. There were no lies or sugarcoating or false information in anything she said. Hats off to her.

[@sabarinathan6554]

dude dont expect everyone to learn about the south asian country we live in. everyone has productivity which is way more important than this country. stop looking for a parade. they will never appreciate this country on any level. as it isro or automobile or manpower

[@pD-vi9mc]

What she said is that everything is true, foreigners came here and asked us such places like slums.and india is changing every year, if I visit the city I visited a year ago trust me I see the development

[@oshizone]

Wow.. really impressed how she broke the India stereotypes without insulting anyone. She is the right kind of person to represent modern India with right mix of culture, responsibility & honesty.

[@sheebaradhakrishnangr]

Rich unhappy home is worse than mediocre caring and understanding home. India is a wholesome country.

[@otakuhunter4817]

​@@sheebaradhakrishnangron a phillistine surface level. Middle class are worse than ever in the last 30 years to withstand an economic storm.

[@user-ImNoBody]

Trust me as an Indian I must say I’m proud of my country So many religious So many languages So many weather So many delicious food etc

[@ITZ_ONLY_YOUR_HIMANSHU]

NO DOUBT 🇮🇳

[@Shubham-hk6yf]

But caste system is official that's why reservation exists

[@marcuslucas44234]

We should be

[@itsaparna04]

Yes I am so lucky to born in India our country is best☮️☺️

[@viv-oh7qj]

​@@Shubham-hk6yf because in our country Some ruling party is still of British mentality, They have knowlily played divide and rule policy

[@keluningaulienamgi]

4:16 "Some of them will have features just like you." She represented the North East Indians, I genuinely appreciates her.

[@_cottagecore_9835]

I liked how she also mentioned North East India and the fact that many Indians there would have similar facial features like South East Asians, often times many Indians personalities do not mention North East Indians. It's refreshing to see her honest, non sugar coated opinions.

[@arnabdas4322]

Exactly. More NE representation is needed.

[@jiya_6]

Btw , I think except some people with old mindset... everyone loves NE - Indians And ya plzz don't mind people who says anything about you guys

[@rajeshwaribnaidu8285]

I'm from South of India....sorry to Indians North East because we didn't much knowledge of my own country people.....thank God we are much open now....I Love North East Indians so much now....

[@geetachoudhury9526]

All the 7 states of North East were not much appreciated earlier, thanks to Piyusha atleast people will recognise us! From Assam, NE

[@scarlet4904]

yup.♥️

[@user-jp9308]

She's so genuine. KZbinrs go to some specific place like our Indians even don't go for trip and portray in a bad way.u can see poorest city also u can see richest city also the skintone u can see every skintone brown,dark,white,fair.that's y we call India is colorful country. incredible india

[@happymails9123]

True, I live in the USA, they are many places here, the police does not dare to go. So when other countries get that exemption for not being perfect then why not India?

[@user-jp9308]

@@happymails9123 really?i don't know about this until u said..i think people focus or taget only india i guess.

[@sunnyuutinn]

wait till the number of indians keep climbing , then you will see the "real" korea and "real " japan and we can assure you that you will not like it !

[@shrinivashulamani2657]

She's truly a " BHARATIYA NARI ". From spitting facts to beautifully describing India. Respect++

[@Strider4Eons]

yeah, truly proud of the caste background from body language.. Marathas were farmers at first who turned guerrilla fighters, becoming farmers/Shudras/Dalits again is a non-sense in this non-sensical hierarchy

[@ArjunVB666]

@@Strider4Eonswow such hate without proper knowledge. Tell me about the nobles in england and europe at oldertike where they used to do the same to peasants😂😂😂

[@Strider4Eons]

go see honor killings in ur country right now@@ArjunVB666

[@pulkit935]

​@@ArjunVB666and Europe and England solved this problem a century ago, while we still couldn't

[@ArjunVB666]

@@pulkit935 yo gurl did we colonise england and europe or did they colonise us? Was there islamic invasions in europe? Dont be a delusional hypocryite trying to devalutae india ok. Circumstances lead to what we are suffering now! And go learn history and constitution when you want to blame india. We are trying to clear all the problems so dont come here talking about caste and all

[@kajolsingh2134]

Girl spoke her heart out!!! Proud of her

[@DhananjayaDevata]

She is brutally honest when it comes to national language. Even many people think/thought that Hindi is the national language.

[@eugeniosabater8449]

Yeah I thought the same also!😂 Until I saw this video!

[@raanand3025]

When we educated Indians don't know the difference between National and official language, its then common when Koreans think or stereotype us.

[@iammealways1124]

She also mentioned there are only 2 official languages but actually we have 18 official languages.

[@givemefood370]

​@@iammealways1124 There are 2 official languages and 22 Scheduled languages in the constitution

[@iammealways1124]

@@givemefood370 Do better research 11 are scheduled and 11 are already announced as official languages.

[@harshaliygadgil]

Piyusha did a great job by putting out a balanced perspective about India. India has been subjected to stereotypes and prejudice for decades now and not just in Korea, internationally as well so it's time this situation changes. India does have its own set of challenges and also surely has room for improvement in some aspects but that doesn't take away from the fact that India has an uniqueness and beauty of its own. And then again no country on the face of this earth is perfect. So when other countries get that exemption for not being perfect then why not India?

[@happymails9123]

You should be EAM Jaishankar's shishya for this comment :) - So when other countries get that exemption for not being perfect then why not India

[@WeareCrazyhumans]

You said it rightly

[@harshaliygadgil]

@@happymails9123 Aree thank you so much! I don't know how come I missed this reply and your compliment. Jaishankar Sir is definitely one of my inspirations. Thank you! I hope our generation will be the change, our Bharat needs today and play our part to make this country great.

[@rlfcynz]

It's clear no? As Indians we tend to always say we're the best, we're the smartest we take too much pride in ourselves..when the reality is not. We cannot stay humble when some foreigners come to the slums of our country and say that it's disgusting. And some Indians want to hide that from our identity..we say we compete with china..but do you know how far developed China is? We are lagging behind due to our corrupt government, bad policies, illiteracy and traditional mindset. Yes we are changing for the better but that won't completely eradicate all the slums in india in 50 or maybe 100 years. Let's not say india is huge..China is huge too..but they're government really cares about their people. Ours failed us. The privileged and smart indians also failed us..they go abroad to serve other nations. Meanwhile we're stuck with the average intellectual who are worried about financial stability.

[@jeevir8407]

I normally don't comment on any videos I watch, but this is something exceptionally good. Hats off to this girl, she did a great job covering all aspects about India 🇮🇳

[@Lol-qy1dy]

Yes, she was perfect

[@tahirrizwan6759]

As a Pakistani-Surinamese watching this, it was really wonderful to see how much knowledge she has and effortlessly communicated it with full transparency and even sprinkling in different regions of India to show how diverse it is. Lovely. I think this information can be applied broadly to other South Asian countries since we’re all percieved the same way I feel and do have similarities. Wonderful interview 🇵🇰🇸🇷❤️🇮🇳

[@Sanemm_]

She’s good at explaining. She’s efficient and has got all her facts straight. wow and genuine.

[@amanraj2609]

She is talking with soo much maturity I really appreciate it 💐

[@bakageyama222]

I love how she didn’t sugarcoat things and was so upfront with everything and also sensitive about it Like the fact that she talked about racism too, cuz she didn’t just mention people behaving that way towards her directly she also mentioned the indirect ones

[@ihithyatottempudi1231]

very real talk right here....glad to see two people being so respectful of each other's cultures

[@supergamerking6671]

Many of the stereotypes she mentioned are not just things that are propagated by other cultures but by our media and our film industry as well. We usually have the same stereotypes about ourselves as well.

[@Sumit-rp5mx]

Yup.... Now we can see how they control us

[@kaminisawhney78]

The girl is very eloquent and is expressing herself very well.👏

[@callme_hazel]

If you want to travel to India you can't choose one state because each state representing different things,climate,people,habit,food,everything is different...but I think the people in India are very kind heart to accept everyone..

[@neha5706]

Japanese never asked me such questions when I was living in Japan . I guess they are more aware

[@argablarga]

The Japanese are more overtly polite, but many of them may think the same things. It is actually better when people ask questions because then at least you know what is on their mind and there is a chance to provide a different perspective.

[@IsaacsHome-vv1hz]

@@argablargamany people don’t know what you just mentioned 😂

[@madhusudantiwari3232]

Japan is one of the most xenophobic countries. But as they are polite they won't show their real colours untill you invade their territory or have a bad encounter with them.

[@redeyexxx1841]

​@@argablargawell keeping things to themselves is better than asking something offensively. At least it won't make you uncomfortable

[@argablarga]

@@redeyexxx1841 life isn't always comfortable. Those who think it is must come from privileged backgrounds. But your statement is even more ironic in relation to Japan where workers are so driven to long hours by employers that they can't even produce enough children to stave off their impending demographic disaster. Where overwhelming pressure leads to hikikomori seclusion. Where male suicide is a huge epidemic. There's nothing particularly comfortable about Japanese culture. It's disciplined, organised, honourable, strict, time efficient, productive and many other good things. But it's not a comfortable culture.

[@safespree1956]

She is so accurate in her description of stereotypes about India. Even here in Taiwan, the same kind of stereotypes exists, and these stereotypes are strengthened through repeated negative portrayal of India in Taiwanese news and media. The media here never reported how successfully India vaccinated so many people, helped other countries launch satellites, etc. but never misses to report any criminal incidents happening in India.

[@Ron-yw9iq]

Actually, Indians love sucking upto the foreigners they love seeking foreign validation Idk y

[@RKJha-wm3us]

Very well said.

[@alexbond1591]

Taiwan probably would be more peaceful with China than interacting with India. Having those misconceptions is on similar lines with China Communist propaganda.

[@rashmiranjanmohanty5432]

Incredible to see this young girl presenting the actual India...Hats off to her knowledge.

[@saniya_ansari_17]

I loved how She is too honest😘😘😘

[@rajeswarisaphui2610]

I'm really scared... I don't want to humiliate myself... Being Indian.... I would not prefer to go Korea ever.. I'm scared.. I really love k-pop, k drama.. but I don't want to be sad... I will not humiliate myself... Yeah we use hand to take food.. but before that we properly wash our hand by soap or hand wash..

[@saurabhade1079]

Have you research more, you would not even think about going to South Korea unless in research specially semiconductor. K Pop, K Drama has as much connection to reality as Bollywood. South Korea is mostly jingoistic nationalist racist society with same sexism, corruption problem as most Asian country has more or less depending upon time with desent progress . Its just that they mostly covered it under the rug There was Nirbhaya like incident happened in South Korea 2015 named Yoon. But its mostly covered by their media, international media and importantly people. There is nothing special in South Korea for Indians except the things I mentioned.

[@biswajitbehera6689]

@@saurabhade1079 you didn't even mention school ragging, which is tends to death also in some cases

[@piyuchino]

We Indians also have tons of stereotypes of Koreans. Half of them call them Chinese and other half call them North Koreans. No one in India knows about their Confucius culture, neither their history or about the Korean War or Japanese colonialism. Everyone just want to go to Korea because of Kpop and Kdrama. So honestly- rather than being sacred, be equally responsible in terms of being aware and accepting towards their culture too.

[@paninihead9894]

@@piyuchino Your pfp said everything stop crying and begging for korea just because u love kpoop go and see how their bars have stereotypes related to indians Tum kpoop wale ghar walo ko bhi brch doge tumhare bas chalega toh

[@pikachuthunderbolt3919]

agree and I don't find anything interesting place to visit there and nothing has affinity towards their food either

[@lunabtxt]

Wow I'm so happy she mentioned the vlogs where they go to literally the place where no average person will go to or even find on a normal day

[@Stuart_Little_15]

I loved how she explained all of it in details like everything...

[@richashrivastava4080]

Articulate, honest, real. Love this girl. She truly is a real and relatable ambassador of India. She was so moderate and sensible about everything she spoke about.

[@sd-wm1sq]

As a fellow Indian, Proud of her.

[@Plimk1273]

shes so knowledgeable and well-spoken. im glad you interviewed her

[@Fatima-dk7kr]

As she said, " not every place is perfect" but we have to show humanity to each and every one and stay together 💜💜

[@notoriousj_]

That globalist, rainbow, "we are one" nonsense doesn't work though. There are still people who will cause harm and do crimes. Not everyone is your friend.

[@princesoni6732]

I really loved her way of expressing India. Totally approved that medias, foreigners actually goes to areas where we are super scared to go & they globalize such areas. All NRIs should learn from her. It's their job to maintain India dignity

[@christyag1177]

Visited India last year and it freaking changed my prospective; it ain' a third world at all. Infra and roads are better than some cities in the states. UPI system for the payment was mind boggling, both vendors and customers are extremely happy, don't know if any country in the world has a better eco system for payment. Loved the local Delhi and Noida food!!

[@JS-pz2ix]

Can u define Third world country ??? Third world countries are those who does not sided USSR or the US , who remained neutral during cold war. It does not states about economic condition of a country.

[@christyag1177]

@@JS-pz2ix don’t want to undermine your knowledge but just google the definition out before approaching

[@devashrijoshi9079]

I'm Indian & I myself get shocked at how easy the whole payment system here is made lol compared to years back when you could only pay with a card or cash

[@mtsingh1234]

My man india in top digital transaction

[@IAmTheRealUsopperGoddamnit]

The digital payment scene in India is extremely advanced and ahead of its time. I have been to highly developed countries like Luxembourg and Switzerland which rely on cash and credit/debit cards.

[@priscyla1396]

Thank you sis for expressing it so clearly. India is indeed topographically, geographically and culturally a diverse country. I am so proud to see someone from my country talking about her country. Annyeong from NE India!!

[@asharsingh]

She's very articulate and addresses challenging topics directly but kindly. He didn't shy away from asking real questions and interacted with a sense of connection. Well done to everyone involved here.

[@srikumar4184]

This is one of the best open hearted conversations about different cultures. She was spot on correct. The host was very understanding too. Hope to get more content like this from other KZbinrs as well.

[@devu0512]

India is a well cultured diverse country. I like the way how honest she was about her experience living in Korea, i hope everyone does not get carried away in the hallyu way and be thoughtful about going to Korea and living there as all that glitters not gold. I hope both of the countries have more inclusivity and respect for each other's culture. Love to both the countries...! Love from India

[@SodiumSyndicate]

Indians accept Korea but Koreans do not accept India - they want to be whiter than the West. You will NOT be able to sell Indian products in Korea - they import & worship only White nation goods.

[@devu0512]

@THE ZOLDICS it's just karma my friend, if you do bad to some you gonna sure get it back 🙂 And this is India, 😆 We ain't taking any shit

[@ishita8269]

She was awesome! calm,respectful, fluent and full of details for both countries ❤

[@hayerabba5550]

Korean : do u have toilets ? Indian : do u have eyes ?

[@argablarga]

"An eye for an eye will make the whole world blind" Gandhi

[@SCIENCE-zt1ed]

I gained even more respect for her after watching this video. She represented India exceptionally well and her clarity was truly admirable.

[@avaestalin7515]

Wow...she explained the whole situation nicely, gave lot of information..Indian side of things...no other interview come to my mind where a person living abroad explained about India this clearly and extensively in the given time...Kudos to both!!!

[@munmunghoshguha3803]

Loved the way she is talking all positive things about India.

[@arjunreddy2686]

She is so good at explaining about India.I like the way she speaks and she is also well balanced about pros and cons in Korea..

[@snehasingh1316]

Such a great video thank you so much for this

[@HanonInstruments]

as a Chinese, i'd like to say: Korean think they're really no.1.

[@StarBoy-hk1jy]

Hey u ching pong ping what u meant to say

[@himanshisharma487]

True brother 👍

[@NativeBharatiye]

Being indian, I resonate with you 😂

[@skylord6477]

​@@StarBoy-hk1jy 😂😂...chin pog pin Chinese government is focking them...... And all Chinese are see each other face 😂....

[@jisungissuperior9597]

I agree with you too..

[@aleenatj5360]

Very well-spoken!! This has to be the most accurate video I have seen so far about India

[@mangolassi7892]

you from??💕

[@alluringcloud]

She told everything so well and quite correctly. One thing that stand out about her was how well versed and knowledgeable she was about most of the things like culture, caste, education in abroad etc. Its so rare yet equally very good to see

[@sheebaradhakrishnangr]

People study in India because of the competitive educational system. They go out to study only because they can get a job there after studies.

[@sheebaradhakrishnangr]

Rich unhappy home is worse than mediocre loving caring and understanding home. India is a wholesome country.

[@sheebaradhakrishnangr]

It's not cold in India. It's not difficult or uncomfortable to eat with hands. eating with hands is good.. increasing functionality of fingers. Food is not going to enter ur body through hands anyway

[@telugujoshi]

@@sheebaradhakrishnangrExactly. Rice has to be eaten with hand - right hand. Never use two hands to tear a nan or chapathi. One can mix rice with rasam/charu/sambhar/daal with hand better than with a spoon or a fork. No contest really. Same with dahi/perugu mxed with rice. Eating with a hand is the right way to go - any food. Everybody washes their hands and feet and wash their face before sitting down on the floor to eat. Eat from a banana leaf.

[@carloskissoondhan9641]

Very smart girl. Very good guy. Lovely, informative and respectful interview.

[@deepjyotibordoloi8647]

I personally wouldn't able to describe it so perfectly about our country. I loved the way she portrayed it. Keep fighting .. Lots and lots of love you.. 💕 The team also tried to bring out the stereotypes, and educate others, which is commendable. 💜💜

[@A2000skid]

Bro how come are you girl? My name is Deepjyoti , I am a boy 😭😭

[@trenge.trashx5283]

bruhh loose sum weight... ppl like you are making me hate india... all you kow about my country is BTS... fuckin illiterates

[@aloo-paratha]

@@A2000skid bruh...u ain't alone my name is Suman

[@A2000skid]

@@aloo-paratha to lakda hoe ya lakdi

[@artemisgaming7625]

Been enjoying the content of this channel, it helps to widen your understanding and appreciation of the world. Keep up the great work, this channel is going to blow up soon no doubt about it.

[@Seo_ul]

I'm from North-East India and I can proudly say that I've never seen people here being discriminated on the basis of their caste. People rarely talk 'bout their caste. I myself don't know which caste I belong to. It's only from books during my school days that I came to know about the caste system of India.

[@Aven-Sharma1991]

Fffs yaar, it’s called VARNA, not caste….you’re Indian and you don’t know about the varna system? Research it bhai

[@Aven-Sharma1991]

FFS yaar, it’s called VARNA, not caste….you’re Indian and you don’t know about the varna system? Research it bhai

[@bo55man30]

Varan and Jati which would roughly translate to lineage/ancestral occupation was turned into "caste" system, it was meant to categorize people on basis of skills not birth and it can be seen in other culture as well like Japan and even in Europe where surnames like Baker or Smith could tell you their ancestral occupation. When East India company arrived in India they praised the Indian education system and family values but after involvement of crown in the company you can see the shift in their writing, they start depicting India as very savage and backward place just to justify colonisation. Now, we are taught caste system in our books just how it was written by the British and as a result, many Indian think we were a casteist society for ages.

[@kdjoshi726]

What she says is true around Maharashtra. Even when you're applying to state government's scholarships here they'd ask you about your caste tho they don't rely on it entirely, they would be usually focused around your family's financial situation but yes scholarships at university level here in Maharashtra are segregated based on caste as in different castes have different types of scholarship & according to their caste the income limit mentioned in each scholarships change but you also have some non caste based scholarships like those given to meritorious students & hostellers + the EWS quota ones

[@kdjoshi726]

@@bo55man30 Korea had that kinda caste system too. Based on their occupation

[@mohang4267]

She presented 100% truth about india and it’s culture

[@its_heenaglam2744]

No one could have depicted India so well as she did plus she shared some major informations about Korea too which is very much needed now since most of us trying to pursue Korean language or culture. Love u di🤗

[@ishasen6708]

Loved the way when she said "some of them have features like you" while describing north east! So proud!!❤ Mera bharat mahan✨🇮🇳

[@Sumit-rp5mx]

Yeah... But they are many

[@pozicool]

yeah i know...totally!

[@charupriyaa6766]

Wow i think she's the one person who explained everything very well about our country🙏🏼 so proud of her...

[@sk70001]

This girl is so straight in saying out things clearly. Smart girl.

[@swatimishra6229]

I really enjoy your video which is very informative and clarifies stereotypes about India . Keep growing 😇 all the best "Eating food with the Hands not only feeds the body but also the mind and the spirit”. There the reason for eating with hands Improved Digestion Process , Increase Blood Circulation: Eating with your hands is a sort of muscle exercise that increases blood circulation. Temperature sensor: When you eat food, the nerve endings in your fingers sense the temperature of the food. Avoids over-eating: Human hands are more hygienic as compared to forks and other utensils.

[@team_tsubasa6484]

abhey jaa na... gawar... faltu ke justification...

[@chinanumbawun111]

@@team_tsubasa6484 tu gawaar hai saale

[@devashrijoshi9079]

@@team_tsubasa6484 Khud indian ho ke ye jaante ni aap. Kya hi ukhaad loge baadme

[@NativeBharatiye]

​@@team_tsubasa6484 that's how uneducated people talk 😂 when they think they are intelligent

[@theexplorer9905]

I couldnt stop commenting, ...It's great to see she representing the country positively and sharing insightful perspectives on platforms like KZbin. Their contributions can have a significant impact on promoting positive change and fostering greater understanding.

[@HisandHers_YT]

100% agreed to every thing she said ! She is so genuine and honest.

[@StudyNursing-07]

The way she is talking, it's so graceful and poised..

[@user-ds5bu8hh6q]

와 진짜 스타일, 이목구비, 피부, 말투 다 고급지네요.... 우아합니다. 저도 저런 분위기였으면 좋겠어요

[@abhishekghosh4384]

당신은 당신이있는 그대로 완벽합니다 🙏.

[@jaya8179]

According to google translation in-brief she’s really have good features and beautiful.. you wish to look as beautiful as like her.. so bro you are absolutely stunning just the way you are! Inner beauty comes within ourselves.. everyone is beautiful in their own way!

[@jayakarmakar2323]

She is very talented girl and she perfectly represent India🇮🇳 love and respect piyusha dii😘🥰

[@smfilms9625]

Proud of you QUEEN you grabed the chance & talked about US so well ! having a good sense of humor is always sign of Intelligent 💟 i hope the stereotype well bit change !!!!!

[@hemasharma7389]

They way she said that Korean youtubers visit unsafe places in India and vlog about it, dude it made me remember Dex's India vlog. She's so real for that. 👌🏼

[@subhro1019]

Korea is smaller than even any states of India 😂...Here in India every 100 km language culture foods changes, it is difficult to understand india just from outside...

[@nb6292]

She’s smart, positive, beautiful and has great personality with excellent communication skills

[@adarsh.98]

I hope this video gets viral and more people from Korea watch it. Such a good speaker, properly elaborated everything.

[@sunnyuutinn]

I am a real korean and I can tell you that we koreans , japanese and far eastern people have NO REAL INTERESTS in india and other parts of south asia and honestly YOU ARE LOOKED DOWN TOO. wait till later when the number of indians pile up, then you will experience open discrimination, open hostility and open bully to you and your children !

[@colddiesel]

Super smart, Beautiful, and so classy. Cannot fault this young lady.

[@vantaedix_]

Thankyou piyusha for presenting actual India. We're so proud of you

[@vijayanair823]

You've been very articulate and answered all questions precisely and to the point and also with a lot of integrity.. Its a revelation that you had to encounter all those experiences..but the Korean gentleman showed himself as a very weloming person and not at all opinionated as most other Koreans!

[@Japanomaniac]

This was a very well done interview, the views were very informed and measured. It's very exhausting when people keep making videos only for clickbait, so this was so refreshing

[@chero1111]

I love her. she sounds so matured like a therapist. she is the right person to represent India.

[@John_wick604]

No

[@MRANALYSISSCIFACT]

Loved the video ❤️ Just one thing : Caste system is not like what you are thinking. Infact caste is itself a Portuguese word and in Vedic Era(basically ancient India) it was referred as Verna System which means your duty or profession for livelihood or any other of the same kind. And Verna was not by birth it was by actions. A person who was educated, intellectual, wise and had spritual knowledge was called a Bharmin. A person who was engaged in Military and also Kingship was called a Khatriya. A person who was engaged in Trade and commerce , agriculture was called a Vaishya. A person engaged was was engaged in services (non intellectual services) was called a Shudra. And it was not by birth but by the choices one have made. But then gradually with time the other generation started opting the exact profession as of their parents and then the legacy continued. (And then started the discrimination.) And also even today if someone get proper scriptural knowledge from a Guru(Teacher) then he/she can become a Bharmin. Add on:--> the Britishers were the one how made the fire go more violent. They created more divisions in the society as per their "Divide And Rule" Policy. (In fact my Grate grandfather's title was Das( A type of Shudra Verna) but my grandfather's title was Chetry(Khatriya Verna)

[@catcat63527]

It's easier for them to use the western term and lies

[@graphindi]

It means caste system is not a Hindu practice then why Hindu people still practice it ? and it doesn't matter what written in religious books or granth but what is seen practically and practiced is matters. for example eating meat and fish is totally banned but now people doesn't care about this even many brahmin stared to eat meat.

[@MRANALYSISSCIFACT]

@Shreya even my grandfather changed his Verna and now my father and I follow the same Veran of Khatriya but my grate grand father was a Shudra.

[@MRANALYSISSCIFACT]

@@graphindi @Graphi Kunal yes the discrimination is still prevalent and I acknowledge your Openion 👍. At ancient times we had The Verna System but we don't practice it any more. We need to eradicate the present or modern caste system (I am not talking about st sc OBC general etc) in our country. Still there are people who thinks as if they are of some superior Gene. And we can clearly notice these things. I have always tried my best (in individual level of course) to eradicate the mentality that still prevails.

[@sheen6855]

beautifully explained.

[@tulika_9519]

Bravo girl.. From beginning till the end, Extremely honest & facts only 💯💯 No sugar coating about anything at all 👍 Perfect answers to all the questions.

[@jalizadeh4913]

As I have experience of living in India , India is big country multi-cultural multi-language very different , there is a proverb says if you want to see world go and visit India because of diversity in every aspect , population of Delhi is 30 millions and population of south Korea is 50 millions only one city in India is like a country, so every city in India is a like a country

[@oneplus113T]

Well said!

[@UjwalRam]

And almost every 50 km our entire culture of food / language/ dressing changes. Our core value - ‘ each one of us is unique’ .,not that everyone is same

[@oneplus113T]

@@UjwalRam bro wtf it doesn't, stop lying. Don't exaggerate stuff like this please.

[@telugujoshi]

@@oneplus113T It does. In the rural areas more so. Even inthe cities same rule applies. Take Mumbai for example. Chembur has a large population of Tamizh folks. Dadar has Telugu and Tamizh restaurants. Western suburbs are very Gujarati. You donlt even have to go 50 KM from South Mumbai to these places.

[@eshwari2115]

You got it man 😂

[@pallavimlal]

Very well spoken. Balanced, candid, and very informative. It isn't easy to encapsulate what India is all about because of its diversity. But she has done a fantastic job!

[@abcdefgh___lmnopqrstuvwxyz]

Both the countries have their own diverse cultures... And I want all the Koreans to respect our Indian culture...And also I really want all the Indians to respect the Korean culture as well

[@coldplayfan7357]

Korea is not diverse at all. They all have very homogeneous culture and society consisting of Korean people, language and traditions. South korea along with japan are amongst the most homogeneous nations on earth

[@kikitech752]

What you give is , what you get!

[@pavithravellingiri]

@kernel210 Nah! Read about Korea-India relationship, we have been hospitable but they weren't.

[@jancyjohnsonjohnson3909]

No we always respect other, but they think we are week.they misunderstanding our adhidhi dhevobava.they blindly belive that they are better than us.what a bad there are no one is better than no one, evey one should respected and treated well, in this case we do some good work

[@devashrijoshi9079]

@@jancyjohnsonjohnson3909 Almost every foreigners did that ngl. It's high time we stop treating foreigners like gods. It' should be capitalistic now. You'd get what you paid for- either a good ol' Atithi devo bhava or rage