India: Least Polite. Most Rude?
Written byNeha Viswanathan
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There is not an iota of doubt that we treat one another with scant respect in our cities and towns. good behavior shown to people one knows cannot be considered courtesy.
we are rude indeed by any yardstick and care little for our environment of which our fellow citizens are a part.