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Ganesh108
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In the last three years, I have done exactly the opposite from what the WHO recommends, and I have never been healthier. I'll stay my course.
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Yes, except for the cooks at times/often. A better or more expensive restaurant is more likely to get a chef from India, who really knows how the food should taste. It's more difficult to get a Myanmarese-Nepali to do a proper South Indian Masala Dosa or some Gujarati dish, as they've never had those themselves.
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You're unlikely to find an Indian (as per nationality) in a tailor shop. The owners are usually Thai Sikhs born in Thailand, carrying Thai passports. The staff are ethnic Nepalese from Myanmar. Just saying.
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Wrong assumption. The people employed in the tailor shops are usually Myanmarese citizens of Nepali descent. It's easy to get a work permit for Myanmarese, and these chaps speak English and Hindi. The British Raj brought many Gurkhas and other Nepalese to Burma, these are their descendants.
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Tourism ministry dual pricing proposal for hotel rates
Ganesh108 replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Next news item: Thailand will change its national flag to the Skull and Crossbones, to better represent the country's mindset. If the plan goes through, I will never set foot in a Thai hotel again. Maybe Airbnbs will be the solution.- 349 replies
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Don't generalise about a continent as large as Asia. In India no one's wearing...
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How will 'things change' if no one makes a start? Like, you for example? It's not like being in the trenches of Stalingrad and sticking your head out will get you shot.
