India and Parle G

If you have ever lived in India long enough to understand it's basic aspects of culture, you would probably know the answer to this question.

"Sir, do you know where I can get the biscuit"

The biscuit that person is referring to is Parle G. The biscuit has become a staple into Indian culture. The cheapest a Parle-G pack will cost you- is 2 rupees. That's much lesser than 30 cents!

India is one of the most diverse countries on earth. So it is common for individuals and collectives to argue- often. There is one thing which is universally accepted in India. You got it- Parle G. From the poor to the extremely rich, everyone has parle G. The poor with water or without anything and the rich, in a plate with tea and coffee.

The purpose of this short read is to show you- that whether it is the poor, rich, enemies- they all agree on one thing. You will see many more everyday life examples. They may be extremely rare though. An example can be that right-wing and left-wing political parties agree for a cleaner country.