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New Delhi, November 12, 2008
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The identity of a nation is getting lost in the maze of smaller regional identities. Salaam Zindagi this week looks at xenophobia, a dislike for foreigners or even people different from ourselves, that we see within India these days. Is it the insecurity of natives that makes them resist new people in their area? Why do people face discrimination when they leave their native place and settle in a new area? Yet, there are few who made it possible to make other countries their home. Gillian Wright, British by birth, has made India her home for more than 20 years
Catch Naghma Sehar chat with Gillian and listen to the stories of students from the North Eastern part of India and from Bihar about their experiences in a "foreign" land, on Salaam Zindagi this Sunday, November 16, 2-3 pm, only on NDTV India.
For further information, please contact:
Comma Consulting
Joyeeta Mitra
E-mail: jmitra@comma.in
Tel: 011 46003205
