Judgment is in the very nature of humans, we can just speak or write
volumes against it but the fact is that we really can’t change our
primordial nature. In India, where Southern India is considered a whole
different province, certain stereotypes have sprouted and rooted deep
about the area amongst countrymen which are nothing but plain gibberish.
1. Every South Indian is not a Madrasi, Madras(obsolete), now known as Chennai, is a city, how can someone in their sane mind think that the whole of South India lives in a single city.
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2. Neither do each one of them enjoy letting the sambhar flow and lick it from their elbows.
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3. They don’t speak “Ongda- Pondga”, how difficult is it to comprehend that? Different states have corresponding languages, as a land of vast cultural diversity we should be proud and respectful towards each other’s ethnicity.
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4. No, they can’t understand all the South Indian songs so when you ask a Tamilian “What does it mean ?” when you stumble upon a Malayalam channel dictates the same logic as asking a Punjabi to understand Gujrati.
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5. Rice is the staple food of the area but that doesn’t mean they have Idli- Dosa all the time. Do North-Indians have samosas whole day long?
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6.Not everyone from South-India is conservative; in fact I have met some who are the masters of debauchery.
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7. Not every South-Indian is dark complexioned and what if they are, and we are not a country that practices or endorses apartheid. Unity in Diversity, remember?
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8. Not everyone there knows Bharatnatyam. If that’s true then logic makes you a trained Garbha dancer ?
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9. They don’t all eat in Banana leaves all the time, and they aren’t being anything but resourceful.
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10. And they aren’t all rude and uptight, the fact is you have to give love to receive it, it’s not even about North or South, be it any country in the world when love comes into play, nothing can stand as a barrier.
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1. Every South Indian is not a Madrasi, Madras(obsolete), now known as Chennai, is a city, how can someone in their sane mind think that the whole of South India lives in a single city.
Image Source2. Neither do each one of them enjoy letting the sambhar flow and lick it from their elbows.
Image Source3. They don’t speak “Ongda- Pondga”, how difficult is it to comprehend that? Different states have corresponding languages, as a land of vast cultural diversity we should be proud and respectful towards each other’s ethnicity.
Image Source4. No, they can’t understand all the South Indian songs so when you ask a Tamilian “What does it mean ?” when you stumble upon a Malayalam channel dictates the same logic as asking a Punjabi to understand Gujrati.
Image Source5. Rice is the staple food of the area but that doesn’t mean they have Idli- Dosa all the time. Do North-Indians have samosas whole day long?
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6.Not everyone from South-India is conservative; in fact I have met some who are the masters of debauchery.
Image Source7. Not every South-Indian is dark complexioned and what if they are, and we are not a country that practices or endorses apartheid. Unity in Diversity, remember?
Image Source8. Not everyone there knows Bharatnatyam. If that’s true then logic makes you a trained Garbha dancer ?
Image Source9. They don’t all eat in Banana leaves all the time, and they aren’t being anything but resourceful.
Image Source10. And they aren’t all rude and uptight, the fact is you have to give love to receive it, it’s not even about North or South, be it any country in the world when love comes into play, nothing can stand as a barrier.
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