Is there a lot of diversity? Are people in India accepting of differences?
When we asked people about diversity in India and whether locals are accepting of differences, they said...
"There is one colony in Pune called Rajneesh's Ashram which is really diverse and consists of people from all over the globe. The locals are friendly -- sometimes too friendly, which makes one feel suspicious...but they're a friendly lot and mean no harm," said another expat in Pune, India.
"India is a vibrant place with a large diversity of cultures, religions, and backgrounds. People in India generally hold a deep respect for the different backgrounds of their fellow citizens, and India has many laws protecting the rights of minorities to ensure that all individuals are accepted and respected regardless of their faith, gender, or ethnicity," wrote a member who made the move to India.
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