i want to apply to Indian med schools Cos i think there education system is good but 1question keeps popping?

Question

are indians racist towards black people,i mean will face problems because of my race.thank you all response welcome.

Answer 1

--- c'mon there are no racist in india---

Answer 2

You will definitely not have any racial problems in India. We Indians are not racists. We are very friendly and helpful. How can we be racist when we ourselves sometimes face racism when we go to other countries ? I had been brought up in England and studied there for 12 years, I had to face a few mild problems and though my father ( three degree holder) was highly educated, in England, having spent almost thirty years there also had (sometimes not always )-had problems getting jobs there because of the colour of his skin. But please do remember that there are good people and bad people everywhere that you go, so you never know when you may get cheated.IT'S NOT LIKELY TO HAPPEN, IT'S JUST A WARNING . Please do choose a college that is recognized in your country, that is a must.All the best. GOOD LUCK.

Answer 3

"Racism has historically been a banner to justify the enterprises of expansion, conquest, colonization and domination and has walked hand in hand with intolerance, injustice and violence."

Many Bhakti period saints rejected the caste discriminations and accepted all castes, including untouchables, into their fold. During the initial days of British East India Company's rules, caste privileges and customs were encouraged[11]. However, the British law courts disagreed with the discrimination against the lower castes. During the British Raj, many Hindu reform movements such as Brahmo Samaj and Arya Samaj renounced caste-based discrimination. The inclusion of so-called untouchables into the mainstream was argued for by many social reformers (see the section Historical criticism). Mahatma Gandhi called them "Harijans" (people of God). However, the term Dalit ("downtrodden") is used now as the term Harijan is largely felt patronising. Gandhi's contribution toward the emancipation of the untouchables is considered controversial. This is usually highlighted by the commentary of his contemporary Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, an untouchable himself, who frequently saw his activities as detrimental to the cause of upliftment of his people.

The practice of untouchability was formally outlawed by the Constitution of India in 1950, and has declined heavily in independent India. K. R. Narayanan, who became the President of India in 1997 and K. G. Balakrishnan (the present Chief Justice of India) belong to the castes formerly considered as untouchable.

The Indian caste system is gradually relaxing, especially in metropolitan and other major urban areas, due to the penetration of higher education, co-existence of all communities and lesser knowledge about caste system due to alienation with rural roots of people.
India works to fight Racism, euality , Justice and Dignity.

So You are alays welcome to do your course at India. But choose the right college which is recognised and approved by your Government in your Country.

Answer 4

Dont go to a med school in india unless you plan to practice medicine there. Go to a accredited american med school.

Answer 5

we indians are always against to the racism and we are eager to attain friendship with any one from any country

so, no problem

u can join in indian coll

Answer 6

Hey Ur Welcome, There is No Such Types Of Things In India.

Answer 7

no, you wont find any problem here

Answer 8

not that i know of....

Answer 9

no.