Since I started this blog last year, the fastest growing community of readers came from India.
Every day, around 20+ readers comes from there (and counting). After Canada and the US is the country providing the most readers every month.
I started to know more about the Indian community not long ago. First steps were the usual: knowing Indian immigrants and eating Indian buffet. Not much more than that, but a lot more of what i sued to know before. After that, you start listening about the Bollywood festival in Toronto and, why not, watching a bit of a Bollywood movie at Omni.
In Argentina, Indian food and culture is a very exotic thing. almost unheard. The popular culture only relates “Indian” to Buda, spicy food and Kama Sutra.
In Canada, I learned more than that. I learned about good food, very hardworking people and, most of all, really beautiful persons. There are beautiful women as well. Of course.
I am lucky enough to share my workplace with some Indian fellows. “Anub” and Nimisha are two awesome coworkers and I am very proud to know them. They taught me a lot about their culture and are always open to answer to my questions (although I do not feel confident enough to ask questions about Kama Sutra and reincarnation yet)
Today is the celebration of Diwali, a very important day for my Indian readers and good friends. It’s celebrated all over Canada by the large Indian community in the country.
I want to take this opportunity to thank them for their friendship and for following this blog.
Shubh Diwali!
