
Annu Kaushik
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Tale of 2 tweets. In the video, a Tibetan girl is expressing gratitude for what India has done for her community. She was a participant at a show & also shared this video on her socials. On the other hand, is an anonymous account posting rage baits. A lot of us Indians have had interactions with Tibetans in real life, and know that they don’t think like this. Also, very few Tibetans have Indian citizenship. As of now, only Tibetans born between July 26 1950 & July 1 1987 are eligible for Indian citizenship. If they meet this criteria, they have to undergo legal process to become Indian citizens. In short, don’t let troll accounts incite you against people who are our friends. For all we know, this account is only larping as a Tibetan.
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US-based Bangladeshi blogger Mohuya Khan is calling Bandhini- a dyeing technique from Rajasthan & Gujarat “South Asian.” When a user asked her to call it Indian, she accused the person of having a “narrative.” Also, notice how she credits Mexico for cowboy influence & not Latin America. But when it comes to India, she sticks to South Asia.
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Here’s the video where Pakistani dancer Sheema Kermani is spreading misinformation that Odissi originated in Indus Valley. She is accusing Indians of “falsely claiming that Odissi originated in Odisha.” She had learnt Odissi in India on an ICCR scholarship.
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Someone tweeted to me that India has "very small Indus Valley sites which are not the main or oldest." The user couldn't have been more wrong because India hosts the oldest, largest & one of the major IVC sites. I explain in this video- #IndusValley #Saraswati
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Bangladeshi-American blogger Mohuya Khan in her latest video is crediting “South Asians” for inventing Kamarbandh. It is only when she gets into details that she mentions its origins in colonial India. Again, she credits Black Americans not Black people as a whole but when it comes to Indians, she sticks to South Asian.
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