Re: Far better
by Take That on Jun 04, 2010 01:45 AM
This is sufficient proof that you have never been to the US. I am sure that you watch the travel channel and tell people you have been to that country.
Where there is a problem, solution do exist, we Indian were passing through the bad time and management, I personally feel there are huge changes could be seen from 2007-2010. Jai Hind Jai Bharat!!!!!!!!!
Re: Hate shaking hands
by Ganesh T. Kodag on Jun 03, 2010 08:11 PM
Where r u from????? if not from India...how do u wash your back side? how do u knw they dont wash.
Re: Re: Hate shaking hands
by ROBY STEPHEN on Jun 03, 2010 08:16 PM
we are all from india but let us not close our eyes to scope for improvement . let these be taken as positive inputs and try to improve ourselves for our own betterment.
Re: Re: Re: Hate shaking hands
by Sunit Kumar on Jun 03, 2010 08:17 PM
Come on man, not washing hands after toilet is prevalent in US/ UK and is considered a bad habit, however infrastrures and bad hotels is the topic of discussion not PERSONAL HYGINE !!
Re: Re: Re: Re: Hate shaking hands
by TandaPaani on Jun 03, 2010 08:29 PM
yes, you are right, i dont deny that. cleanliness of facilities will come if personal hygiene is maintained. people should know washing hands is a necessity.. in many eateries the waiter goes to toilet which doesnt have soap and next moment he is serving food...
Re: Re: Re: Hate shaking hands
by Sarnath Kannan on Jun 03, 2010 08:48 PM
It will be useful to keep your frontside clean than washing your hands all the time... No?
Re: Hate shaking hands
by sandeep singh on Jun 04, 2010 01:38 AM
Dude.....Indian culture teaches the maximum hygiene in the world. The english ppl use paper but we wash. The topic is abt hotels so lets discuss that only
I don't understand why we cannot keep our bathrooms clean. Even in US a high priced Indians restaurants bathrroms stink compared to the bathrooms in McDonald's. For some reason we totally neglect our bathrroms and unless we stop doing that or hotels/restaurants cannot be clean.
During my business tours ,I often stay in 5 star hotels in China with sprawling areas,beautiful surroundings,world class hospitality at a cost of about Rs.2000 per night...Can we imagine this in India?
A common man can go to sauna/steam bath and jaccuzzi by paying about Rs.140 for unlimited time..can we imagine that in India !!
Except for very few places in the south(Visakhapatnam/Hospet from my experience),hotel facilities are very poor in India.The worst places are Kolkata,Mumbai,Delhi,Surat,Guwahati,Chennai,etc...
Re: 5 star stay
by inayat khan on Jun 03, 2010 08:37 PM
I feel sadness to read all this.I have found the best hotels in that accursed place called Jammu&Kashmir,very comfortable and reasonable rates.Very sad to learn about the same in india.
Re: Re: 5 star stay
by Sreedhar B on Jun 03, 2010 08:34 PM
completely off-topic, but just wanted to comment on the reference to IT coolie ... actually I wont claim I know everything about IT but specifically in IT services companies pretty much everyone from the highest earning to the lowest earning individual is pretty much like a servant on stand by to serve the 'business' or sponsor or customer... I somehow feel if only other sectors/industries / government treat / serve customers like that this world would have been a better place
