raIn a country like India that is known for its diversity, every state offers a new set of cultures that one ought to adapt to. We can only imagine how different it may be for a kid who is born and raised abroad and visits India for the first time. Let's face it — it gets a little annoying when they start picking points to compare the two worlds. If you've witnsessed something like that, here are some things you can show your 'Pardesi' cousins or friends on National NRI Day.
Health and hygiene goals turn into nightmares for them in India. And it's a tough job for others to keep everything as clean as they expect- dusty India. Even after you put in the effort, they trust their sanitiser above everything under the Sun.
Okay! This can irk any dosa-lover for logistical reasons. Like, how do you even eat Dosa with a fork? Well, this happens if the NRI kids do not go through the 'NRI guide to living in India'.
Remember your cousins walking around like they are 'straight outta Interstellar'?
Walking around with a gadget listening to podcasts and gadget gaming is all that they do to keep them inside that introvert circle. You asking them to get out and explore "Incredible India" does not help much
Don't think you have impressed them with your cooking skills. Whatever you cook will be too spicy for them. All you need is a pinch of chilli powder to disappoint them, after which they might spend hours in the loo.
