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June 29, 2009

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Racism based on skin like white or black exists in india.

Example:
you cannot see begger with white skin in india as black skin people

If u r a beggar roaming around the streets of India the sun will automatically burn ur skin into coal...

this Diepiriye Kuku is a real jerk, jst tell him to visit Southern India, where most people are dark..but rich and educated people also exists there inspite of being dark..

People like Kuku dnt evn understand the country properly and keep writing unacceptable things , the question is how can he judge the entire nation based on a single state i.e. delhi...every state is different with difference in terms of culture, climate, literacy,economy etc. so much of diversity is present in this country. Generalizing is last thing you can do. Writing about sensitive issues have become a trend among this kind of writers to gain peoples attention..

I have noticed as others have that most of the Ads used in India the people have to look/or appear as white. It is rare to see anyone with dark brown skin in a major Ad.

I agree inspite of being indian.i havent faced cos i myself dont like india hence i agree with india beinf racist.thought i can putforth a person in andheri east mumbai

priyanka chopra is with very dull skin color (watch her without make up) still she has become miss india and world voted by indian public and is also rich.what do people who discriminate on color have to say now?

also is lara dutta,tanushree dutta, sayali bhagat but yukta mukhi is very fair is color inspite of being voted as miss india she dint do well in media as priyanka chopra,lara dutta, tanushree dutta did and r doing.

I'm a Black American and I'm debating on visiting Mumbai for a week either in November or December. I want to checkout the clubs. Should I even bother? I can deal with enough racism here in Chicago, so I'm not about to spend thousands of dollars to be mistreated on the other side of the world.

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