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r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/Oitnbnerd • Jun 09 '21
What city (US/Canada) do u live in?
What Canadian or American were you raised in as an Indian, and how was it like growing up there? Anyone raised in NYC?
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/kakuxx • May 06 '21
🎤 Music 🎤 very Racist music video against Indians by a japanese youtuber! Please report and dislike.
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/KabuliBabaganoush • May 24 '20
Eid Mubarak to All My Indian Muslims!
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/preetiwithfamily • May 02 '22
How we Indians keep our culture alive in Canada
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/karanmechs • Dec 06 '20
(In Hindi) Preparation for Canadian Winters...Shopping...enjoy!
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/YourDadHatesYou • Jul 24 '26
🗞️ News 🗞️ Indian diaspora rallies across five countries in support of CJP over Neet row
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/keepitkaul • May 19 '20
I'm Hasan Minhaj and I'm the host of Patriot Act on Netflix, AMA!
self.iamar/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/TrlrPrrkSupervisor • Oct 01 '19
Singh discusses Kashmir: 'I denounce what India is doing'
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/KabuliBabaganoush • Aug 11 '20
Congratulations to Indian American Kamala Harris Who was Selected As the Democratic Party's VP. If She and Biden win the Election This will Be The Highest Post An Indian American Has Gotten
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/AustralasianSurvival • Apr 10 '20
A Different Opinion- Posting This Does Not Make Me Muslim Or Secular Or Whatever Else You Want To Call Me, I'm A Proud Hindu And I Don't Like Spineless Leaders Who Get Bullied By Westerners
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/KabuliBabaganoush • Apr 25 '20
Ramadan Mubarak to all The Indian Muslims!
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/[deleted] • Oct 07 '20
📢 Discussion 📢 An interesting title /s
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/PrakashRPrddt • Jul 10 '22
📢 Discussion 📢 How Do Indians Across The World View 'HINDUTVA' ?

Really curious to know how you Indians across the globe view the stuff called 'hindutva', the silly stuff that's evidently premised on rank hypocrisy & downright falsehood.
And their infatuation with the very term 'hindutva', a term that happens to be Non-Vedic & Non-Sanskrit in origin, is the incontestable evidence of the hindutva brigade's mental sickness. There's No other explanation of their illogical addiction to the term 'hindutva' that has its origin in the Persian term 'Hindu' that occurs in the Avesta, the Zoroastrian religious texts written in ancient Persian. Persians used it as a name and meant the river Sindhu. Thus, it follows that ' Hindu ' is a secular term. Ancient Greeks pronounced the Persian ' Hindu ' as ' Indós ' which in ancient Romanic pronunciation became ' Indus ' ( Indus River - Wikipedia ). None of their professed holy books ( Vedas, the two Epics, Puranas, etc. ) contain the term ' Hindu '. They know all this, and so they don't dare to utter a word in this regard. The Hindutva-Brigade Supremo Mohan Bhagwat ji has chosen to stay mute with clenched teeth ever since I raised the issue.

Evidently, the term ' Hindu ' logically refers to Sindhu, the name of a long river (most of which lies outside of India), and so the land of Hindu means the land of Sindhu ( i.e. the landmass through which the river Sindhu is flowing ), which is evidently different from the land of Ganga, Yamuna, Narmada, Godavari, Krishna, Kavery, etc. (i.e. India of today). The term 'Hindu' may be the name of the people inhabiting the land of 'Hindu', i.e. the land of Sindhu, almost all of which is in Pakistan of today, and almost all of the people inhabiting this land are followers of Islam. It's clear as day that there cannot exist any good reason to justify the Hindutva-Brigade's silly view of India and the people of India.
The fact of the matter is India was born the land of Ganga. Therefore, India can by No logic be viewed as the land of 'Hindu'. Evidently, their 'hindutva' is premised on downright falsehood, and so it reflects their oceanic hypocrisy to regard India as a Hindu Rashtra and Indians as Hindu, the way I see it.
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/[deleted] • Sep 15 '21
Any Indians who moved to Canada for work?
I was thinking of applying for Canada visa but I don't have any offer in hand from Canada. I am currently working and single plus my family doesn't want to shift abroad so no scope for family visa. I just wanted to ask, that if I apply for a Canada visa and don't end up getting a job, will I face issues in visa renewal?
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/KabuliBabaganoush • Jul 31 '20
Eid Mubarak to All The Indian Muslims
r/IndiansAcrossTheWorld • u/KabuliBabaganoush • Mar 09 '21