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then why did you even waste your time commenting on an article about me if you don’t care? Go troll somewhere else, a-hole.

It’s very common in Haryana, UP, Rajasthan and even some areas of both Old and New Delhi.

Have you ever met a Hindu woman in a job requiring a degree of education (spectrum ranging from clerk/secretary to CEO) in a pallu? Have you ever met a second gen Hindu girl in a pallu? An English speaking one?

Yes. That is one of the things that females who were born, bred and educated in Delhi (even with some sort of college degree such as teacher or bank manager, both speaking English) find difficult about moving to their in-laws homes in small towns and villages that surround the area.

Sometimes they are even required not to use their degrees and work, but to stay home, and work in the house. Even if the family they marry into “allows” them to work, they are expected to perform their “duties” at home as well, which are burdensome.

It’s very difficult for these young women to adjust in these situations and the ones I have met were extremely unhappy.

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It is indeed disturbing. Perhaps moreso than the burka because educated Hindus like to present themselves as “progressive” and “forward thinking”

Hindu families that consider themselves forward thinking and progressive never keep their women in pallus. Have you ever met a Hindu woman in a job requiring a degree of education (spectrum ranging from clerk/secretary to CEO) in a pallu? Have you ever met a second gen Hindu girl in a pallu? An English speaking one?

I also think that as with any Indian custom, the one of women covering their head is also specific to certain regions and not just a question of the village vs the metro. I know that in the rural community that i visited as a child, you didn’t see hindu women covering their head, and these people were very conservative and traditional, its just that this custom was not part of their tradition.

It is indeed disturbing. Perhaps moreso than the burka because educated Hindus like to present themselves as “progressive” and “forward thinking”.

But look brother, we know you’re a learned bloke, but your obiter dictum of the saffron sort (not necessarily a bad thing) is rubbing these secularists and PC hungry liberals the wrong way. I personally like your alacrity and Lincoln-Douglas objicient style retorts. Misdirected backlash is a sign of begrudging respect from young Heglians and occidentalists worldwide so if you’re going to play the coy card, make sure that the ochlocracy is sated with a burfee styled quick jab to the neck. Everyone wants to claim co-authorship to the Puranas, but few know how to rock the intonational ephrenomic exertions. Skinheads may claim the blue collar, but blood is still red even if your skin is brown. Desi skins unite!

having said that, I still think that the hijab debate is stupid. hijabs are a crutch. so is punk. There’s a hole in your mind where nothing exists except fear and loathing of the strange but true, facts that defy your inner intelligence, like man kills himself for something to do.

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