Indian Culture Vs Western Cultures

A few years ago, I invited my close friend Jenene to Indian wedding ceremony. I think that I can experience different foods, clothes, personality and religious beliefs that she may be interested in my culture. That night she pulled me aside and told me that the culture she brought up was completely different from mine. She has grown up in New York for the rest of my life and has never experienced such a unique culture. I told her that she did not know half of the story.

Indian Culture and Western Culture During the past 20 to 30 years many young Indian executives and experts have been communicating with other cultures, especially those in America and Europe. But people in the West want to control the future. They hope to learn more from the past with positive mistakes. But it is quite different in India. Therefore, Westerners pay more attention to individualism and they tend to make more innovation in the field of science and technology.

The focus of discussion lies in the culture of India and the West. To be honest, there are countless values, customs and cults. Exchange of values ​​and cultures all over the world is an ordinary phenomenon leading to constant social change. Virchand Gandhi (who was India Jaina's first representative of the World Religious Council in 1893) once cited how to quote it correctly, "India was the world's Klondike since the beginning of history." It is the center of gold rush of value and culture

Western and Indian culture is opposite. The reason is that Western culture is based on the principle of materialism, while Indian culture is based on the principles and principles of spiritualism. Materialism represents worldly wealth, wealth, economics, material benefits, etc. Spiritualism, on the other hand, represents a distinction between moral values, moral values, stupidity, virtue, and good and evil, good and evil, good and evil. It is essential to have material wealth in this world. It is a source of self-sufficiency. Globalization must achieve economic development and liberalization. Advances in science are another area that India needs to develop as a country. Technological development is the most important matter for India. With the advent of cable television and the Internet, Indian cities are very close to other parts of the world and related to the latest trends and developments.