General An honest Gujarati guy

General An honest Gujarati guy
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Mrloveday said:


@Paitoo @Sharma Ji @Bagheera0084 @Vsdoc
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Although I am not a fan of typecasting people and their behaviors, I will let this one slide.

Please no derogatory posts on Gujaratis or any other groups. I will lock the thread if I see any sign of that.

One Gujarati (or even a few) does not speak for every Gujarati.

I count many ethnicities of Indians as my personal respected friends and Gujaratis (some Patels) are among them. Been to many Raas Gharbas and enjoyed the experience, ditto on the food, especially from Surat.

This platform will not be used to spread hate along ethnic lines.
 
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Bilal9 said:
Although I am not a fan of typecasting people and their behaviors, I will let this one slide.

Please no derogatory posts on Gujaratis or any other groups. I will lock the thread if I see any sign of that.

One Gujarati (or even a few) does not speak for every Gujarati.

I count many ethnicities of Indians as my personal respected friends and Gujaratis (some Patels) are among them. Been to many Raas Gharbas and enjoyed the experience, ditto on the food, especially from Surat.

This platform will not be used to spread hate along ethnic lines.
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No let him post that. Being a Gujju, I favour such kind of criticism though it may be biased or exaggerated. That helps the reality to be known. People should have right to know the truth.
 
Mrloveday said:


@Paitoo @Sharma Ji @Bagheera0084 @Vsdoc
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Most of the Gujaratis I know from my time in Mumbai and some business connections are decent chaps. There are housing societies in Mumbai and GJ where non vegetarians are frowned upon, I have experienced this personally. But then I have seen this kind of behaviour in vegetarian dominated areas of most cities. I neither agree with the original tweet praising Ahmedabad, nor do I agree with the response to that tweet. The truth is always somewhere in between. GJ is not a great place to work if you are used to the vibe of Mumbai, Bangalore or Hyderabad, even Delhi. Coldplay or Hotplay, doesn't matter.

I will add that among the business communities I don't have many friends. They tend to be too much about business and financial success and not very inclined to other kinds of discussions. Sindhis are somewhat of an exception. Temperamentally they are quite similar to Khatri punjabis. Know how to balance business and fun
 

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