Expat in India says Indians try to 'place you' when you introduce yourself
A European expatriate observed that introductions in India often convey one's social status, with people commonly exchanging information about their educational accomplishments and family lineage.
This insight triggered a mix of reactions online, prompting some to agree while others raised concerns about diverse cultural norms in introductions.
These nuances underscore the surprising complexities of adapting to life in a foreign country.
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