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I recently had a very interesting experience which I thought to share with you guys. I was travelling in the delhi metro. My Amma called me and I started speaking to her in Tamil. Besides me there were two guys. I sensed from their body language that they were a bit uncomfortable with me speaking in tamil. One of them was a punjabi with a characteristic kada on right hand. After sometime when the seats in the opposite side were vacant he got up from my side and sat on the opposite side.

Lesson to Non-Tamils(especially north Indians)-We live in a democratic country and whether you like us or hate us certainly you have to live with us. So better get used to us. In a country like India multilingualness is an added advantage. Dravidians in Puthu Delhi get priority in jobs b'coz of their command good english. In fact now a days b'coz of growing number of tamil speakers in the world BPO's in puthu delhi/gurgaon/bangalore/etc have started tamil voice process where tamils obviously get priority over north Indians. But I don't want to portray a totally negative images of north Indians. But I must confess there are very few who are tolerant and secular.

நான் தமிழன் என்று சொல்லி கொள்வதில் பெருமை படுகிறேன்.

<blockquote data-quote="R. Ramanujan" data-source="post: 53280">I recently had a very interesting experience which I thought to share with you guys. I was travelling in the delhi metro. My Amma called me and I started speaking to her in Tamil. Besides me there were two guys. I sensed from their body language that they were a bit uncomfortable with me speaking in tamil. One of them was a punjabi with a characteristic kada on right hand. After sometime when the seats in the opposite side were vacant he got up from my side and sat on the opposite side. Lesson to Non-Tamils(especially north Indians)-We live in a democratic country and whether you like us or hate us certainly you have to live with us. So better get used to us. In a country like India multilingualness is an added advantage. Dravidians in Puthu Delhi get priority in jobs b&#039;coz of their command good english. In fact now a days b&#039;coz of growing number of tamil speakers in the world BPO&#039;s in puthu delhi/gurgaon/bangalore/etc have started tamil voice process where tamils obviously get priority over north Indians. But I don&#039;t want to portray a totally negative images of north Indians. But I must confess there are very few who are tolerant and secular.நான் தமிழன் என்று சொல்லி கொள்வதில் பெருமை படுகிறேன்.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="R. Ramanujan, post: 53280"] I recently had a very interesting experience which I thought to share with you guys. I was travelling in the delhi metro. My Amma called me and I started speaking to her in Tamil. Besides me there were two guys. I sensed from their body language that they were a bit uncomfortable with me speaking in tamil. One of them was a punjabi with a characteristic kada on right hand. After sometime when the seats in the opposite side were vacant he got up from my side and sat on the opposite side. Lesson to Non-Tamils(especially north Indians)-We live in a democratic country and whether you like us or hate us certainly you have to live with us. So better get used to us. In a country like India multilingualness is an added advantage. Dravidians in Puthu Delhi get priority in jobs b'coz of their command good english. In fact now a days b'coz of growing number of tamil speakers in the world BPO's in puthu delhi/gurgaon/bangalore/etc have started tamil voice process where tamils obviously get priority over north Indians. But I don't want to portray a totally negative images of north Indians. But I must confess there are very few who are tolerant and secular. நான் தமிழன் என்று சொல்லி கொள்வதில் பெருமை படுகிறேன். [/QUOTE]

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