MadDogg, Liked ur response to that cheap-ass. That's the exact way to treat them. I swear to God, such Indians piss the hell out of me. I agree, we can't just generalise, but a majority ARE actually the way you have mentioned. They tag Nepalis as "bahadurs" : reason:: they are big-time losers who believe our Nepali brothers are brave and bold ( as they can do no shit!). Another, they are illiterately literate people who don’t know an M of manners.Its a shame that we have to rely on them for our fundamental needs. The worst is that we have to take their help to solve our internal conflicts (like master Giri-ja the great had done last time). It’s high time that our politicians stop being their puppet. It’s high time our Nepali directors stop copying cheap Indian shit in their songs and movies that already are a bad copy from the beginning itself. Its high time, we Nepalese stop speaking to an Indian in their language and speak English instead to avoid them from feeling VAGUE superiority. Although, I have TWO good Indian friends ( between which one is an American-Indian), I hate them for many reasons. I don’t watch Indian movies and hardly listen to their songs. I just lost interest once I realized the way they look at us. Although, I understand and (I hate to mention) am capable of speaking their freaking language (thanks to my parents for letting me watch Indian channels when small ….), I NEVER speak a word in Hindi to any Indian and pretend not to know. They have just started making it so obvious, as though its our second mother tongue! Yes, some Indians are nice and have helped Nepalese in US in a greater extent- to an extent of letting them have green cards; thanks to them! But how do most of the Indian owners treat the Nepalese at work? Majority- like shit! They take advantage and abuse you! And not forgetting, the reason they hire ( not all) is because, they can bitch about the customers at the back or hint their wickedness to you, as we poor Nepalese are all-set to understand their language. So, here we are a cheap, easy-to-dominate and easy-to-deal labors. So, instead of changing them or throwing stones at that huge country and its population that is all around the world like mushrooms in rainy season, we shud try and change our attitude! The politicians need to pay more attention to it. The idea of strengthening Nepal with its hydropower is yet a good way to start…Although, it has turned into a fairy tale now, this one might jus be true! If the Nepalese students abroad return to their country intending to ACTUALLY do sth for the country, we will no longer have to be bear the bully……without a strong manpower, the country is helpless too. They are wicked……..please save the country’s sovereignty! Last but not the least, maddogg, I am still bugged imagining the entire transaction…..thanks again for that response…I hope he dares not to open his stinking gob again….jus see how mean they can get, when u have done no wrong to them! Geeeeezzzzzzzzzz :S!