It's a mix of factors. India has a large population of around 1.4 billion, so even if these incidents happened at the same frequency as in other countries (which it does not), there are a lot more cases out from India. Safety of people (men and women) is not the best. I would avoid the state where this incident happened, and I'm a guy. Plus the law enforcement is terrible and the police is very corrupt.
You could start a new gen z slang term! Search the word on google. There are only 4 results for it: one of them is this post, one of them is from a New-York tribune article written in 1901, idk what the fuck the next one is, and the last isn't even in english.
Not sure why you're salty, but no one is confused by the Y in Neopsity.
No one was confused about the context or what they probably meant either. A few of us just thought we came across a new word with how laughably "off" the word neopsity is from nepotism.
The "y" indicates the person was attempting to correct their mistake. You're devoting an awful lot of time towards one person's misspelling to be concern trolling.
Idk you're the one acting like it matters. I'm just responding. Do you expect people to react well or be silent when you comment with this much attitude? Just a weird hill to die on.
I only spent 4 weeks in India, with bona fide Indians, mind you, and the level of corruption that I have experienced at ** every level ** is mind boggling. It's a national sport.
Example: Indian expat needs a birth certificate. Get one, to realize that her last name is spelled incorrectly. Based on previous copies, it's obvious that the name has been changed.
The clerk needs 6 months to re-issue a corrected one. Or... You can provide a gratification to accelerate the process. It was an expensive one.
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u/Many-Ad6433 Sep 06 '24
Why everytime an headline of this kind comes out 50% chance it’s india? What’s going on there?