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In Delhi I could not even think of passing out in an auto at 3:00 p.m. in broad daylight😂
Im also a tourist who spends almost a week in every year in mumbai and i agree with her, i have seen girls taking selfies in mini skirts at 3AM on the roadside of mumbai. Mumbai is safe for the girls. Touchwood but girls be cautious. Good day.
But it’s really good that Bombay is way safe but sister you should take care of yourself because you’ll not always be in Bombay, 😅
Mumbaikars hold a deep respect for women, as evidenced by the behavior observed in local trains where men willingly offer their seats to ladies. I have witnessed this numerous times, and it fills me with pride.
Mumbai people are just differently built.
My Brother visited Kerela in 2020 for 1 month he had Yoga training there. 2 times he went alone to look around and both the times local harrassed him. He was in awe of Kerela's beauty and was so excited to take us there but after that whole month ended he said "No. Lets not go there on a holiday." We went to Darjeeling. Imagine feeling so scared for your safety just because you don't know the language. Do we not deserve any respect as a human? And if we are just visiting for a few weeks then why would we learn the language. As an India i would love to visit each part of it but is it humanly possible to learn all Indian local language. And South Indians in the comments are trying to justify it. So should i believe that if I don't know your language then you may bully me?
As a male I can't think of passing out at 3 am in Delhi 😂😂
This is just maharastra ❤😂
Honestly it's just depends on what area you live in.
She’s right for Mumbai and Pune ❤
Based on single person, She judging whole city. What type of thinking capacity of her.😂
Even Bangalore is unsafe for kannadigas. I can vouch for that. I came from Mangalore to Bangalore to a company. Some rowdy goons where throwing rocks on boards of some shops for some language. One rock hit me and they didn't even try to help me not even locals came forward when i was bleeding no one came to help two guys from north came and help me. Thats when i decided i m shifting and came to Mumbai joined company this place welcomed me with open arms. People are so loving i felt like a big family here.
Please barbedamma Bengaluru ge 🙏🙏
I can relate to your Mumbai experience 100%. And the other side Delhi NCR.
ತಟ್ಟುಕೋಟಿ ಶಾಸನ: "ಸಾಧುಗೆ ಸಾಧು ಮಾಧುರ್ಯಂಗೆ ಮಾಧುರ್ಯಂ ಬಾಧಿಪ್ಪ ಕಲಿಗೆ ಕಲಿಯುಗ ವಿಪರೀತನ್ ಮಾಧವನೀತಂ ಪೆರನಲ್ಲ!" The English poetic rendering: "Kind man to the kind, Who's sweet to the sweet, Very cruel to the cruel He was not unlike Lord Vishnu in this regard" ~Taṭṭukôṭi Inscription
She is so proud of saying she was so drunk that she passed out in the auto. If u are not bothered about ur own safety why do u expect others to take care of you.
> She said we don’t have a soul. The truth is, some people from North India act as if they have no soul because they don’t know how to respect other cultures, languages, and traditions. They come here and enjoy all the facilities our land offers, but they don’t show respect for our language and heritage. We never force anyone to fully learn our language — but at least learn a few words, or if you can’t, simply say, “I’m still learning,” instead of showing arrogance. Respect is the least we ask for, and it costs nothing.
Excellent metric for comparing 2 cities. Worthy advice, young India is certainly moving in right direction 🙏.
I'm from odisha but I stayed in Bangalore for 2 years and those were the best days of my life❤❤❤❤❤❤
Madam I know mumbai is safe but not so safe as the way you called it "Bombay" 😐😐 secondly you were lucky at that day, not all places are safe. Second, not all people are good all the time. If you're alert, you will feel happy and safe in all places. Remember that.