Three million people of Indian origin live on the African continent
India has adopted a multi-pronged strategy to reconnect with Africa.
It has graduated from extending aid and trade concessions to encouraging Indian companies to invest in Africa in a big way, creating jobs for the locals and…
(Source: agricultureinformation.com)
Proud brownie?
Hit like and share your love for brownies all over the world :D
I’m south Indian, though.
But yes. I approve of this.
I have my chai. I have my paneer and roti and my idli and pachidis. Currently lounging around in a kurta top and yoga pants.
Crunch time starts now.
Welcome! :D
You have Punjabi Girl Problems
if you are always pulling you skirt/dress down or your top/shirt up when around indian people.
-P
Oh so now our shit ain’t fobby/weird/ethnic? Ovbs not because Karl Lagerfield doesn’t think so.
What bodies are legitimating? Why not throw in some of our own ‘ethnic’ beauties?
Appropriation…
I really don’t know how I feel about this.
However, I really want a classic blue Chanel purse, like Kim Kardashian’s.
It was bound to happen, “Indian-inspired” lines from big-name fashion corporations.
But the thing that really bothers me is how Indian things are always viewed as “exotic” and “lovely”—this is something that’s been part of a certain peoples’ culture for thousands and thousands of years, and it’s taken and changed to suit the fashion industry. No pun intended.
It’s not limited solely to fashion, either. It’s prevalent in one of my favorite series, in fact, the “exoticness” India—and things pertaining to it—seem to have. I realize that it’s an inescapable thing, and will no doubt be repeated time and time again in the future.
it’s back
what even
Hypersexualized Indian woman aside, this is kind of funny.
And now my inner feminist is yelling at me for thinking that.
(Source: quinnalmond, via hamsaah)
Thanks for making my day.
