how the indian culture is declining
By mskrishna
@mskrishna (1)
India
3 responses
@pariwarapna (7)
• India
17 Mar 07
Yes, I do agree with your view. This is because we are following western culture blindly.
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@reilly1235 (1)
• India
10 Nov 10
As India grows technologically, its cultural roots are still strong..The festivals portray the true culture of India..As far as amalgamating with the western cultures is concerned i think the youth is really appreciative of their own culture rather than completely affirming to western values!
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@Zalvor (727)
• Turkey
17 Mar 07
I have the deepest respect for your country, to me it's a country of saints. Some of the world's greatest (if not the BEST) philosophers are from India. J.K. Krishnamurti, Osho, Paramahansa Yogananda, Ramana Maharishi and Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj are only a few people I can remember now. May God bless India forever. Amen.
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@brothertuck (1257)
• United States
3 Aug 07
I have to admit that most of what I know of Indian Culture is what I have seen in movies. Most of that is more of a British view point, and now Bollywood. The one movie that may have been more of an Indian view was Ghandi, but again that is only from a limited view, and don't know if it is authentic or not.
I am not one to really sit and study anything any more, I am getting older and don't read like I did when I was in school, or go to a library like I used to. I would like to know more, especially stuff I could look at on the internet (lots of graphics please ... hehehe).
I do know that the Indian culture is one of the major cultures of the world, and influences many people in places as far away as us in the US.
