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| '''Indophobia''' is practically the opposite of ]. It often refers as the skepticism (the west, esp. ]) of ]n concepts and anything Indian in particular. It’s argued that the Indophobia was predictable fallout of the ]. Probably this could have originated from the ] the western conquerors had to face during their encounter with India. | '''Indophobia''' is practically the opposite of ]. It often refers as the skepticism (the west, esp. ]) of ]n concepts and anything Indian in particular. It’s argued that the Indophobia was predictable fallout of the ]. Probably this could have originated from the ] the western conquerors had to face during their encounter with India. | ||
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Indophobia is practically the opposite of Indomania. It often refers as the skepticism (the west, esp. British) of Indian concepts and anything Indian in particular. It’s argued that the Indophobia was predictable fallout of the colonialism. Probably this could have originated from the culture shock the western conquerors had to face during their encounter with India.
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