Dear Indians,
I hope this message finds you well.
I want to start with an important definition that you should learn, no matter where you are. Here is the definition of etiquette:
“The customary code of polite behavior in society or among members of a particular profession or group.”
You can be however you like at home But you can’t behave, dress or eat, etc. like you do at home. Even home is sacred.
Please respect the etiquette, if you don’t know what the rules are, ask politely to people who might know. This goes beyond being outside in public spaces in India, this also needs to be considered in other countries.
I write this as a letter because you are ruining the reputation of people who live and work in that country outside of India.
And if you are reacting to this with, “we are not all the same and who are you to tell us?” That’s the point, exactly, I don’t need to hold any particular position or be of any particular ethnicity to tell you these things.
I initially was going to suggest that respecting etiquette should be taught as a course in schools, then I thought about the people who don’t go to schools. You just have to learn this and keep this in mind. And don’t even get started on the way Indian men behave towards women.
Best regards,
Sketchman Boris.
















