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Seven O Deuce — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

Nice video mate

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Diana de Dios — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

India….Eh…..LOlz!!!

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JAI SHANKAR ANAND — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

fat pumpkin hustling in street

Comment on India Travel Guide by Pancham P

Pancham P — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

You were clearly low on budget. Such a stereotypic video. Worst

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pramudi sukamto — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

India tells female tourists NOT to wear skirts as country attempts to tackle gang-rape epidemic
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...untry-attempts-tackle-gang-rape-epidemic.html
By Sarah Dean For Mailonline and Soudhriti Bhabani08:20, 30 Aug 2016, updated 08:24, 30 Aug 2016
Minister Mahesh Sharma was discussing tourist security in the city of Agra
He said female tourists should not 'venture out alone at night'
Also said they should not 'wear short dresses or skirts'
'Indian culture is different from the western,' he reasoned
Declining rates of female tourism in India after high-profile gang-rape
Female tourists should not wear skirts or walk alone at night 'for their own safety' in India's small towns and cities, the country's tourism minister said.
Mahesh Sharma was discussing tourist security in the north Indian city of Agra, site of the Taj Mahal.
He said foreign arrivals to India were issued a welcome kit that included safety advice for women.
He said: 'In that kit they are given dos and don'ts.
'These are very small things like, they should not venture out alone at night in small places, or wear skirts, and they should click the photo of the vehicle number plate whenever they travel and send it to friends.'
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Tourism minister Mahesh Sharma said female foreign tourists in India should avoid wearing skirts for their own safety
He added: 'For their own safety, women foreign tourists should not wear short dresses and skirts... Indian culture is different from the western.'
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The welcome kit is among a number of measures introduced to address declining rates of female tourism in India after the high-profile gang-rape and murder of a Delhi medical student in 2012, and a number of subsequent attacks on female tourists.
Foreign Office advice to women travelling in India suggests they 'respect local dress codes and customs and avoid isolated areas, including beaches, when alone at any time of day'.
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Sharma was discussing tourist security in the north Indian city of Agra, site of the Taj Mahal (pictured)
On Monday, Mail Today spoke to a few foreign nationals who are visiting Delhi, discussing the Union minister's 'no skirts' diktat which he gave during a press conference in Agra on Sunday.
'I don't like to wear short dresses when travelling in India. People look at us differently if we wear short clothes. It is really very disturbing,' said Eleonora, an Italian national who works as a freelance food writer.
She said that short dresses attract unnecessary attention in India.
'And it does not feel safe either,' Eleonora added.
'I feel what one wears is a very personal choice. I am very comfortable in short attires. But when in India, I cannot wear them comfortably, especially when I travel alone. But yes, when I travel in a group and if my friends are around, I certainly can. Because then I know I am safe,' said Jean, a tourist from Malaysia.
Sharma clarified his stand on Monday morning, saying that he was referring only to religious places and that he spoke out of 'concern'.
'I am a father of two daughters... I would never tell women what they should wear or not. Our culture is Atithi Devobhava (a guest is almost like God to us). Such a ban is unimaginable, but it is not a crime to be cautious. Different countries issue advisories from time to time. I have not asked anyone to change their way of dressing,' the minister told reporters on Monday.

Comment on India Travel Guide by robie bag

robie bag — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

do you like architecture ? and are you latino ? I'm not from india but my ancestors were . I noticed you hated india very much . didn't you notice the tons of incredibly beautiful temples and palaces ? people always complain alot about india being very dirty but very surprisingly they never complain about the shit covered streets of Africa . India is the least visited place simply cuz people hate them .

Comment on India Travel Guide by TheMinimumPC

TheMinimumPC — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

Varanasi is a shitty place. dead bodies floating everywhere.

Comment on India Travel Guide by Pablo Neymar

Pablo Neymar — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

good job

Comment on India Travel Guide by Manash DB

Manash DB — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

This is probably my most favourite travel video on India. Your goofy personality adds a certain charm to the whole thing. Specially liked the Agra episode with the rain and everything.

Comment on India Travel Guide by YouTubeBoss899

YouTubeBoss899 — Sun, 11 Dec 2016 14:59:36 +0000

this guy sees the glass half empty. focusing on showing
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