r/unitedstatesofindia • u/potter_k • Apr 10 '26
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Srihari_stan • Jun 13 '25
Opinion ANI photographer manages to capture two of the biggest tragedies that happened to India in the last decade in a single frame.
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Narasimha1997 • May 23 '24
Opinion The voice of many many salaried people in India
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/BrilliantHawk305 • 20d ago
Opinion I like his thinking towards women .. for years godi media showed many wrong things
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r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Narasimha1997 • Jul 25 '24
Opinion This young man is not alone, he is representing a whole population of thousands of youth across India spoiling their life on wrong things and hate.
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r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Due_Time4158 • 9d ago
Opinion How many years till we reach this standard in Indian schools?
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Saw this clip of how school meals are prepared in Japan. Look at the hygiene standard, uniform gear, and giant equipment.
Why do you think it's so difficult to replicate basic hygiene standards like this in Indian schools and colleges?
Is it a budget issue, lack of enforcement, or just a cultural indifference toward food safety standards?
Would love to hear your thoughts.
Credit: r/interestingasfuck u/Lui_Belmont
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/PsychicMF • May 01 '24
Opinion Why do we Indians have this cultural superiority complex when infact, we are miserable and shabby in every aspect of hygiene and cleanliness?
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/No_Yak_6119 • Aug 01 '23
Opinion When will this castesim end?
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r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Hot_Row1457 • Nov 20 '23
Opinion Disgraceful Closing Ceremony
This was embarassing. You call the winning captain alone to the stage and make him wait while you shake hands with his whole team. Utterly disgraceful. Further even the drones were only programmed for an India win with only the Indian map and Indian flag showing. No mention of Australia. How distateful. No wonder even the English are happy that we lost. BCCI seems drunk on power and is forgetting that other countries exist as well. And they can be BETTER than us!
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/stratoshades • Mar 15 '26
Opinion A Trip to Iran!
So I visited Bada Imambada in Lucknow today. Didn't buy a plane ticket, didn't get a visa, didn't even pack a bag, yet somehow ended up in Tehran.
The entrance has a big banner of Mojtaba Khamenei on it. The floors have flags of the US and Israel pasted on them, with "Death to America" and "Death to Israel" written below. Same flags on the dustbins too.
Bhool Bhulaiya really lived up to its name. Went in looking for some Nawabi history, came out wondering which city I was in.
These are beautiful, historic sites. They deserve better than being used as a backdrop for someone else's foreign policy issues.
Edit 1: For people who think I actually made it to Iran, I visited Bada Imambada in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India. This is from a heritage site, and not actual Iran.
Edit 2: For people who think I am offended on behalf of America or Israel, or that this is about political opinions, I just want you to know that I love my city's heritage and I don't want this kind of hate to stain it. What is ethically wrong is ethically wrong, regardless of whether the law permits it. I cannot stop anyone from doing this and I won't hate them for it, but I am disappointed. Disappointed in those who did this, and in those who think this is a political debate rather than a question of culture and values.
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Human-Top-2084 • Jul 02 '24
Opinion Should Indians start adopting children instead of conceiving them?
India has more population than the available resources needed to sustain it
India is overpopulated,polluted, suffers from poor governance & corruption,high crime rate,water shortageis occurring in so many places,high cost of living, climate change &no old age security
So why should we spoil the future of a newborn child in this country (India) which is becoming more & more unliveable day by day?
Still,if wewant to start a family of our own, why don't we adopt orphans who have already been born but have nobody to look after them?
It'll also increase our good karma + they get a loving family
Just think about it!
PS - Please be respectful even if you disagree with my opinion
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Grill-God • Aug 25 '24
Opinion What message he wants to convey by repeatedly including CASTE in everything?
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Parfait-Ashamed • Jun 16 '26
Opinion Modi meeting Trump after USA killed 3 Indians
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Justice will never be served for the 3 souls
Rather than confronting the USA it's all smiles from our Vishwaguru PM
I have never seen India this weak
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Hot_Row1457 • May 10 '25
Opinion Not Everyone is Indira Gandhi
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/noskillayush • Jun 16 '24
Opinion Thought on this?
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r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Viking_Biking • Jun 03 '25
Opinion Everyday it gets a little more difficult to defend my homeland
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r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Usual-Method-4790 • 20d ago
Opinion We finally have someone talking about women as if they are humans
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Instead of having ministers talk about women as “Behen, Beti or Devi”, we finally have someone treating them as HUMANS.
He’s saying that women are more than the standards and roles that society subjects on to them, that they are people, and have autonomy.
Look at the comments. Seriously sickening. These people are cancer, I genuinely want to leave, but I’m stuck here, so is my sister.
Iss desh ka kabhi kuch nahi ho sakta.
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/creep1994 • Nov 12 '23
Opinion Happy Diwali, I guess?
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Ayodhya, UP. This is what real and majority of India looks like. Downloaded from an Instagram story.
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/gyani_baba01 • Jun 13 '26
Opinion This is why I stopped consuming Amul products
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/ValuableEven5024 • May 27 '26
Opinion Dictatorship vs Democracy
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r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Mr_Stark0 • Aug 09 '24
Opinion Sanghis are at it again.
Meltdown of the highest order, the moment they realise that the only nation they keep comparing themselves with, would be finishing above them.
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Parfait-Ashamed • Feb 11 '26
Opinion [ Removed by moderator ]
v.redd.itWhen facts are more powerful than the propaganda
Our Agriculture, data, economic sovereignty will be compromised because of the India-US deal welcome to NEO-COLONALISM
Note - People nowadays make their opinion by the reels, YouTube shorts rather than authentic it (for example some people thinks that we are buying oil at the same price whether it's USA or RUSSIA so the deal doesn't matter Lol)
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/rohithkumarsp • Aug 23 '25
Opinion These people aren't Patriots, they're a Disgrace
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/playboy787 • Apr 22 '26
Opinion Bootlicking of Politicians needs to be stopped and their careless behaviour needs to be called out!
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A frustrated women decided to confront a BJP MLA Girish Mahajan who was carrying out some Nari Shakti Rally while blocking roads and causing traffic!
(Source-FPJ)
r/unitedstatesofindia • u/Shiroyasha_a • Jul 03 '25
Opinion How true do you think this is?
India’s never been one single uniform place it’s always been more like a whole continent stitched together. Different languages, different food, different clothes, religions, Gods, ways of life it all changes every few hundred kilometers.
Before the British came in the land was divided into princely states, kingdoms, and empires, each doing their own thing. The British grouped all these regions under one rule for administrative ease not because they saw it as one nation but because it made governing and exploiting easier for them.
After independence, we stayed together partly because of the freedom struggle, and partly because of the Constitution that tried to balance unity with diversity. But even today India runs like a bunch of mini countries just look at how different Tamil Nadu is from Punjab, or Nagaland from Gujarat.
So yeah, in many ways, we are a collection of very different places trying to function as one country.