India is a massive country and all the numbers you look at are huge. The problem with big numbers is they hide many many many little numbers. So what happens in

India is a massive country and all the numbers you look at are huge. The problem with big numbers is they hide many many many little numbers. So what happens in the north east resembles nothing in the south west, what happens in some cities resembles nothing in other cities etc. Yet we have these meaningless pan India number, sort of like measuring the temperature of the universe and getting exited by that number. The problem with any write up generalizing personal experience up to "India scale" is the same problem we see with "big data". When there is much more information than any single person can actually digest, what ends up happening is people just spot the patterns they are already familiar with...and that is what your post represents.