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Indians are rather cold
Updated On: 28 August, 2009 07:57 AM IST | | Debarati Palit
That's what foreign students studying in the city feel, adding that Indians rarely socialise with them, discovers Debarati Palit
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That's what foreign students studying in the city feel, adding thatu00a0Indians rarely socialise with them, discovers Debarati Palit
Over 40 per cent of the student population in the city comprises foreigners from 74 countries, including Sudan, Iran, UK, USA, China, Korea and Saudi Arabia.
MiD DAY met many such students only to find that they feel Punekars tend to keep them at an arm's distance.
Dorcas Okindoh, an African student who is pursuing a BBA programme at Spicer College, said, "Indians are not very welcoming. I am more comfortable in the company of other foreign students."
Over 40 per cent of the student population in the city comprises foreigners from 74 countries, including Sudan, Iran, UK, USA, China, Korea and Saudi Arabia.
MiD DAY met many such students only to find that they feel Punekars tend to keep them at an arm's distance.
Dorcas Okindoh, an African student who is pursuing a BBA programme at Spicer College, said, "Indians are not very welcoming. I am more comfortable in the company of other foreign students."
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