Sunil Sethi does make interesting points in the article. There is, of
course, the flip side of the coin. Some (not all) foreigners who come to
India do treat India and Indians with contempt - often openly. And the
aspect of xenophobia is present in all countries. The recent controversy
As with any country, there are all kinds of Indians.
Some are hostile to foreigners, others are not.
Lakshmi Mittal did not invest in India because what he
has achieved in the steel industry could not be done
under socialism, mindless bureaucracy and government
controls, all of which were
Does India like or loathe foreigners?
Sunil Sethi | BS | February 25, 2006 | 14:58 IST
In the shoppers' mecca of Colaba in Mumbai last week, I spotted T
shirts on sale with the slogan: Come to India. A Billion People Can't
Be Wrong. A perfect take-home present for foreigners floating down
the
