Which of the jaw-dropping customs in India can you accept? Do you feel more patriotic after reading this?

Caste System

Although the caste system in India has been abolished by law, it cannot prohibit the existence of the caste system that is deeply rooted in people's minds.

In the past, there were strict hierarchies in the caste system. In order to ensure the purity of blood, intermarriage was not allowed between this caste and that caste. Children born to nobles will always be nobles, and children born to untouchables will always be nobles. The children will always be untouchables.

Even today, in some backward rural areas of India, this deep-rooted caste system still exists. Young men and women cannot fall in love and marry freely if they are not of the same caste.

No toilet paper

There is no toilet paper in the toilet in India, so how do people wipe their butts? Use your left hand, and then it will be equipped with a water rinse to rinse your hands and butt clean.

If you are not an Indian, this alone will be unbearable after arriving in India.

The unbearable part is still to come.

Open-air toilet

Toilets in India only have a simple partition in the middle and no door. Some people just think: Just go home and go to the toilet. But Indians don't like to build bathrooms in their homes. Indians like to use public toilets outside.

Public toilets are all open-air, even without doors, and some don’t even have roofs, so there is no privacy at all.

In other words, if you defecate there, others can see your white butt. After women arrive in India, going to the toilet is the biggest trouble.

Eating with the right hand

Because the left hand is used to wipe the buttocks, Indians often eat with the right hand. If you eat with the left hand, you will be disliked and laughed at.

So when left-handers go to India to eat, remember to use your right hand.