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Lindsay Pereira: What is our culture anyway?

Govt representatives take it upon themselves to define what being Indian means. Their version is almost always furthest from the truth

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 UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had said foreign dignitaries visiting India were now being given copies of Gita and Ramayana instead of replicas of the Taj Mahal, which does not reflect Indian culture. File pic
UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had said foreign dignitaries visiting India were now being given copies of Gita and Ramayana instead of replicas of the Taj Mahal, which does not reflect Indian culture. File pic

Lindsay PereiraYou can't be homosexual, wear shorts, hold your partner's hand, celebrate your birthday, take someone to dinner on Valentine's Day, step out after dusk if you're female, chat with a man in public if you're female, celebrate the presence of the Taj Mahal, hug a woman in public or kiss anyone anywhere outside your home. All of these things have been deemed alien to our culture, by various men and women who, thanks to us, have been given platforms to spread their dim-witted ideas.

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