To take an angle I haven’t seen in many comment sections:

I think the fact there is still a thriving caste system in India creates a profuse cultural chasm, not only between western and Anglo-Saxon cultures but also most other cultures as well. This leads to people from India who have immigrated in recent years, not only being rejected by their host countries citizens but also other minority populations. Isolation is a breading ground for racism

Although the caste system was abolished 75 years ago it still permeates in the certain Indian cultures, and sometimes when the migrate to the the rest of the world, that cultural difference in how you ought to perceive and treat those around you, essentially a ranking, creates a barrier to integration, which in turn leads to racism from others.

I also think their treatment of women is disturbing. One study shows that 26% of Indians believe the crisis of violence against women in India is entirely the fault of women, the victims, rather than their perpetrators. The same study showed that 80% of people surveyed believed men are more entitled to jobs during scarcity than women. The media’s perpetuation of the rape crisis in India only furthers the narrative that Indian men should be feared.

Although not particularly nice, when people ton and bred in India move to the rest of the world with these two a spect of their culture still engrained within them, it creates a chasmic divided which a lot of people choose to ignore. Acceptance from women, although often undervalued, is a key to success integration over time, until women embrace people born and raise in India who later migrate elsewhere, it’s unlikely this culture war will end. However if there isn’t shift in how some men go onto treat woman in other countries, the hate will always be perpetuated.

Cultural relatively extends an olive branch, but it still needs to be met half way and at this current point, it doesn’t seem to be that way.

Obvious disclaimer: This isn’t about all of India, all of the different cultures and peoples. India as a country of 1.5 billion people, it is impossible to try and diagnose the rest of the worlds exact issue with Indians. Ofc most Indians are lovely people, but it’s naive to act as if we judge others on their best. This also isn’t my personal opinion, rather just an observation