दीपिका से सीखें, कैसे ग्रेस और स्टाइल के साथ पहनी जाती है साड़ी
न्यूयॉर्क टाइम्स के इस आर्टिकल से ट्विटर यूजर्स खासे नाराज हैं. उनका कहना है कि आर्टिकल बेहद खराब तरीके से लिखा गया है और उसमें गलत तर्क दिए गए हैं:
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2.Just read this article and laughed out loud: 'In India, Fashion Has Become a Nationalist Cause https://t.co/V5QsL0efIg'. NYT editors, sari is not a 'Hindu' dress... we wear it because it's a beautiful, versatile INDIAN garment. India is too complex for u to understand...!
— rashmibansal (@rashmibansal) November 13, 2017
स्टाइलिश दिखने की है चाहत, तो अब नए अंदाज में कुछ यूं पहनें साड़ीThis @nytimes piece is absolutely ridiculous. It is badly argued & badly researched. Trying to make a story where there isn't one & unnecessarily communalize the issue of saris (& Nehru jackets!) https://t.co/jWUFq4vfIz
— Tanvi Madan (@tanvi_madan) November 13, 2017
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4.This asinine @nytimes article links the #saree with Hindu Nationalism!
— Smita Barooah (@smitabarooah) November 13, 2017
Real issue is that Indians sticking to traditional attire get in the way of pushing Western attire. Pathetic drivelhttps://t.co/UefV1ntwJv
औरतों से बेहतर साड़ी बांध सकते हैं मर्द सेल्समैनSimply shocked that @nytimes now thinks that wearing our tradition clothes is some sort of bigotry. Next up - eating Dosa, biryani or chaat instead of hotdogs is unacceptable. Sickening attack on our way of life:https://t.co/pkw9CiUqQ7
— Sanjeev Sanyal (@sanjeevsanyal) November 14, 2017
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6.This is so bad as to be funny! In India, Fashion Has Become a Nationalist Cause https://t.co/3HddE8BM8H
— Seema Sirohi (@seemasirohi) November 14, 2017
VIDEO: साड़ी बांधने का झंझट खत्मVery poorly argued article. Surprised to see NYT fact checkers not point out that Banarasi Sari is not "Hindu". Clearly the current conversation is deeply prejudiced.
— Nikesh Sinha (@nikeshsinha) November 14, 2017
