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Just curious, no need to be offended. I see many people here talking about it. "Indian culture Indian culture" what will happen if it vanishes, don't tell me bs about "other community" or "western tradition will take over". What will happen if our culture is not here anymore? Also isn't this kind of bs? We won't actually forget who we are, I would still boast about my great grandfather fighting for India during independence to my kids and grandkids. Even if it vanishes in next 50 years my surname will be same for coming centuries. Even if it vanishes today, my digestive, respiratory systems and other systems would work perfectly normal. I would still remember all my gods and worship them. So my questions are: 1. What is Indian culture for you? 2. Why is it important for you (no bs reasons like community taking over, or kids should know this, genuine reasons only please) 3. What will happen if it vanishes? If you haven't thought about it, think deeply. Why? What? And How?

I mean seriously if our schools also start teaching kids and teenagers about gender studies, feminism, wokism, cancel culture and all that stupidity, won’t it destroy our culture. We were saved because we didn’t had internet and smartphones back then by while growing up. But today’s kids and upcoming generations are not lucky. Already I see many school and college girls and guys speaking with an American accent, hating our own culture, watching only American movies/shows, and dreaming to become Americanised completely. . I somehow feel this shit will come and grab the attention of our kids generations 5/10 years down the line. Can anything be done to prevent it?

What are the toxic/bad influence of foreigners which Indians should avoid?? What Indian value should we be proud of and never want to change it ??

Although India is a country with great culture and food,but it seems due to lack of unity, selfishness and a tendency to pull down others, India would take light years to be a developed country. Also this has been a major root cause of being attacked by so many invaders over the centuries. Someone who has resources in abundance, would not take any interest to help others in need. Not just basic,but any other thing also. Infact to say,we get easily influenced by anything. We don't have our own identity just like the French. Shoot your comments....

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What are some common stereotypes you've all encountered in Indian corporate culture? I'll go first; the meetings that are never ending (and could have easily been an email).

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