In spite of friendship and love in private spaces, the Delhi public literally stops and stares. It is harrowing to constantly have children and adults tease, taunt, pick, poke and peer at you from the corner of their eyes, denying their own humanity as well as mine. Their aggressive, crude curiosity threatens to dominate unless disarmed by kindness, or met with equal aggression.
Once I stood gazing at the giraffes at the Lucknow Zoo only to turn and see 50-odd families gawking at ...

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Unfortunately true, but mostly limited to few North Indian states.

The writer is a very weak individual. They are not guacking at you because you are at a zoo and happen to be black but because they arenot familiar with people if you origin and people tend to be intimidated by the unknown. You chose to go across the globe and study with in people of different cultural background while lacking the backbone to accept that you look different than the rest of them. If you were in north America of USA, I doubt that you would've written an article to complain about how well you are being treated in comparison to some "paki".