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Expat in India says Indians try to 'place you' when you introduce yourself

Asia-Pacific 1 source 1 country 🔦 Under-reported 7m ago

A European expatriate living in India recently sparked a public discussion after noting that social introductions in the country often function as a method for others to determine an individual's social standing. The expat observed that these interactions frequently involve an exchange of details regarding educational background and family lineage, a process described as trying to 'place' a person within the social hierarchy.

The observation has generated a variety of responses across online platforms. While some participants in the discourse have expressed agreement with the expat's assessment of Indian social norms, others have raised concerns regarding the implications of this practice.

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