Indians themselves are banned in these 6 places of India, foreigners are openly welcomed
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How would you feel if you were told that even being an Indian, you cannot visit some places in your country?
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You may find it a bit strange to hear this yourself, but it is completely true.
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There are 6 such places in India, where Indians are banned, only foreign citizens can go here.
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Red Lollipop Hostel, Chennai
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"No Indian" policy is applicable in this international hostel located in Chennai, only foreign nationals can stay here.
"No Indian" policy is applicable in this international hostel located in Chennai, only foreign nationals can stay here.
Free Kasol Cafe, Kasol
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This Israeli cafe is located in Kasol, Himachal, here too Indian is not allowed.
This Israeli cafe is located in Kasol, Himachal, here too Indian is not allowed.
Uno-Inn Hotel, Bangalo
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Only Japanese people were allowed entry into the Yuno-In Hotel in Bangalore. However, due to racism, this hotel is now closed.
Only Japanese people were allowed entry into the Yuno-In Hotel in Bangalore. However, due to racism, this hotel is now closed.
Norbulinka Cafe, Himachal
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There is a ban on the entry of Indians in this cafe situated in the midst of Himachal's litigants. Only foreigners can go to this cafe.
There is a ban on the entry of Indians in this cafe situated in the midst of Himachal's litigants. Only foreigners can go to this cafe.
Anjuna Beach, Goa
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Instead of Indians on the beautiful Anjuna Beach in Goa, you will see only foreign nationals.
Instead of Indians on the beautiful Anjuna Beach in Goa, you will see only foreign nationals.
North Sentinel Island, Andaman
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North Sentinel Island is inhabited by the Sentinelese tribe who have no contact with the outside world, and no one can go here.
North Sentinel Island is inhabited by the Sentinelese tribe who have no contact with the outside world, and no one can go here.
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