There is no doubt that India is different and special from the rest of the countries of the world in many ways. From the lifestyle to the culture here, it is wonderful in itself. It impresses and attracts people from outside the country a lot. Kristen Fischer, an American woman who shifted to India, recently told how her and her family’s life completely changed after coming to India. He has explained this through small clips in a video.
In the video he told that my life has changed in many ways since coming to India. It definitely took time to adjust here, but now I love my life in India.
1. I became a vegetarian. The Indian way of eating is better, and that includes being vegetarian. Between animal cruelty and the health benefits, eating vegan wasn’t easy for me.
2. I have started wearing Indian clothes which are always made of light cotton fabric which is great for the hot weather here. I wear kurta almost every day and I love it.
3. Fisher said- Use of public transport here is also very convenient. Delhi has some of the best public transport options in the world! In America, there is a shortage of this and if you want to go anywhere, you have to have a car.
4. Tea is an important part of every Indian’s daily routine and it didn’t take me long to get used to it. Tea is now a part of my routine. Thanks to India. This is probably my favorite time of the day when I take a break.
5. Fisher told that – I now send my children to a private school in India. This is not possible in America because private schools are very expensive and the quality of education is not much different. But in India, private schools are very good and they will lead my children to the path of success.
6. I have actually started eating with my hands and I enjoy it. Initially I found it messy but now I prefer to eat with hands and even think that food tastes better this way.
7. After coming to India, I also learned Hindi. One obvious change I made after coming to India was to learn and use the Hindi language regularly. It is very difficult to live in Delhi without being proficient in Hindi. It was hard work, but I am proud that I managed to learn and speak Hindi.
8. Fisher said that unlike America, she had to learn many household chores in India. In America, we have amenities like dishwashers, dryers, and garbage disposals. But here I had to learn to do many household tasks in a completely new way without machines.
9. And yes, Fisher is impressed by the food options in India. In America, food is generally considered quick and easy. But in India, food is plentiful. Fresh and homemade. I have learned to make many things that I used to buy frozen in America.
10. Finally Fisher said- Earlier, I was hesitant to use the toilet sprayer but it is very hygienic.
People are leaving lots of lovely comments on Fichter’s post and telling him that there are many more and better things to learn in India. People are never tired of praising the feature for adapting themselves to Indian culture.
