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This certainly is true, even for me :) I'm using a culture that was brought into the US even before I was born! Best way to sustain the culture especially dur
by calvinbhai 8y ago
This certainly is true, even for me :)
I'm using a culture that was brought into the US even before I was born!
Best way to sustain the culture especially during long trips, is to have friends / family nearby who will do the needful and keep the culture fine (make new yoghurt) while I'm out traveling. I didn't realize this was big outside of south India.
Good to see that people from other countries do it often too.
ps: Why does NYT hesitate to say India/Pakistan, instead of lumping them into one generic "South Asian"? I hesitate to say "South Indian" because that's generalizing 8+ languages, 4+ scripts and a few hundred cultures, cuisines and arts.
Hope the North American media learns to not be lazy ;)
- Cursuviam 8y agoI don't understand your ps. Are you saying they should or shouldn't use the term South Asian?
- calvinbhai 8y agoI prefer they don't. It generalizes the people/region way too much, and selectively. Good/Positive stories refer to the region in a generalized way, while the negative ones can get really specific, even though it is prevalent in more than one country.
- munchbunny 8y agoIs NYT actually just saying India/Pakistan and not other South Asian countries? Sri Lanka comes to mind.