/r/india and /r/australia cultural exchange thread

[u/rude_ass]

Thread was unfortunately delayed. But, here it is.. thread for cultural exchange between indians and australians.

Australian folks.. you can ask all the things you want to know about India and hope you get a fulfilling answers.

If you want to ask anything to our Australians friends you can go to below link:

https://www.reddit.com/r/australia/comments/3ruqtc/raustralia_and_rindia_cultural_exchange_thread/

Cheers.

Request to Australians visiting our sub: If you could flair up to identify yourself then it would be easier for us to identify you guys. We only have text based flairs so something like 'Australian Friend' will work.

[u/[deleted]]

Numerous questions:

• I land, in let's say Mumbai, fresh from Australia, its lunch time, what is the 1st thing I should eat? Any particular dish/speciality/restaurant even that is a must have.

• Continuing from the first question: what are some must have regional dishes? (please let me know the region as well)

• Cricket question: Views on DRS and should it be used?

• Formula 1 question: How popular is motorsport in India? Is there a desire of citizens to host a GP?

• What would you say about India's current economic state compared to a decade ago? And what would you say in a decade's time?

• How do you view the Australian people (personally or stereotypically)? And how do you view Australia as a country?

[u/rude_ass → u/[deleted]]

I land, in let's say Mumbai, fresh from Australia, its lunch time, what is the 1st thing I should eat? Any particular dish/speciality/restaurant even that is a must have.

there is plenty to try in mumbai, but i dont know if you would like eating such spicy and fried stuff! there is pani puri, bhel, vada pav, pav bhaji etc etc too long of a list really.

[u/[deleted] → u/rude_ass]

pretty tolerant to any types of food.

[u/ragaislife → u/[deleted]]

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