Indian Culture Different from Western Culture

Indian Culture Means a United Family

Indian culture differs from western culture in many ways. Indian culture means a united family where children, when grown up, look after their parents. They consider it their responsibility to take care of their parents and live together. In majority of cases, married children live with the family, to form a bigger and combined family. This system hardly exists in western culture. Their customs, dress code, language, eating and drinking habits, etc. are all at odds with Indian practices. Log onto ApnaMatch to find partners of mixed cultures for marriage.

Indian Culture Means a United Family

In western culture, mostly old parents live on their own, because their grown up and married children usually live away from them. Many of them start living separately locally or in different cities even before their weddings. When too old and infirm to look after themselves, the parents go to live till their death in old people's homes where they are looked after by the management running those care homes. Care and love are lacking in such arrangements. These old people, when they were young, have done the same with their old parents, having lived away from them. This system is passed on from one generation to the other. But this is not to be found in Indian way of life. Religions in India teach us that we are made to look after our family members and then parents when they become old and infirm. This process goes on and on, which is full of love and affection. Start your dating registration to be looked after well at your old age by your children.