Re: Norway and India
by Ramdas Iyer on Dec 01, 2012 07:52 PM
Very sadly we dont convert our cultural beliefs into laws like they do because we are afraid of secularism. If we had done that so many Europeans would have been behind bars. If parents cannot discipline children as per Norwegian laws, it is really a sad commentary on "Western Civilisation". Some days back "Western Civilisation" killed a pregnant Indian woman citing laws
One message for all Indian IT companies sending their staff abroad on site jobs is to train them and brief them properly about the law of that land. What is acceptable for us may not be acceptable for others. We have our people languishing in jails in many countries abroad because of lack of awareness of local customs and law. So HR departments of all companies should train their staff before sending them abroad. That may be a good start. We can't expect Norway to change their rules and can't expect them to have two different rules, one for locals and one for foreigners.
Re: One big message..
by venkatesh naidu on Dec 01, 2012 07:33 PM
I totally agree with you. Before going to other country, you should know the local law, customs of that country and respect the same
Re: Re: One big message..
by Ramdas Iyer on Dec 01, 2012 07:57 PM
Some days back there was a European who traveled around Delhi with a portable toilet, filmed it and showed it around as a proof of India's "poor" sanitary record. A Slumdog Millionaire wins an Oscar. These guys didnt need a lesson on Indian culture before they landed in Delhi?
Re: Re: One big message..
by akash kashyap on Dec 01, 2012 07:51 PM
One thing you forgot my friend about their Human Rights record. Norway has the best human rights record and your country has the worst human right record. Internationally you guys are most criticised people in the world. Do more home work man....
Re: Re: One big message..
by Surojit Chatterjee on Dec 01, 2012 08:08 PM
I am sure all Lankans doesnt think like you. Check your position in South east asia and dont ever try to compare yourself with India. You have the history of Ravana. Other than that your contribution to world history is 0.Indians dont go to Sri Lanka because the slums there are far worse than we may have in India.You seem like a person without any grasp of knowledge. Other lankans will be ashamed of you.
Re: One big message..
by narayan tiwari on Dec 01, 2012 08:05 PM
First ask question why educated people from India migrate abroad? Anwswer: Quality of life in India is very low. Now if somebody wants to migrate the individual should respect the law of that country. Last few days back one case in Ireland the lady lost her life as abortion is not allowed, The husband should be arrested as he could have sent his wife on emergency basis to India!! these people go to make money and land up in all sorts of problems!!
Re: tactics to check immigrants
by Google on Dec 01, 2012 06:01 PM
Have u ever lived in norway, and I am asking "LIVED" and not just "BEEN to" norway, if you have not lived there then I think u have no rights to say anything on this matter
There is a cultural disconnect between the family values of Norway and India. I don't think that 'disciplining' a child because he wetted his pants is wrong. There is no physical abuse involved here. So does norway think that even discipling a child is tantamount to threat. I am sure his father was being strict so that he does not repeat again. Do Norwegians assume that the intellect and maturity of a 7 year old child is equal to an adult's?
Norway is not for Indians. The number of Pakistanis welcomed in Norway and some of them are in politics. Naturally the hatred would be against Indians on minor sharges of letting small children sleep with parents. No wonder there was so much hatred against their government esulting in massacre.
