this is an unfair provocative analysis.. let’s avoid such superficial observations.

I will write on the difference between SL & India

I was asked visit India
I pointed out why I have no wish to,

Maybe you consider inconvenient facts trolling

As per census data, there has been a decrease in the number of children engaged in begging activity from 1,12,794 in 2001 to 45,296 in 2011

Other estimates from human rights organizations suggest much higher numbers, with some reports citing over 300,000 child beggars across the country. 

https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=1778853&reg=3&lang=2

you have a bigotry problem.

more gratuitous needlessly provocative trolling with ‘disabled beggars’ etc. Unseemly. And really reflects some seething prejudice.

Do better.

I think that’s not a entirely accurate correlation.
“Brahmanism” and Brahmins form a major % of Bengali culture – including Bhadralok culture. Caste segregation and endogamy is lowest in WBengal and even east bengal as Razib has pointed out.

Caste segregation remains as strong in TN – especially in non Brahmin castes.

If you put it another way – TN was under colonial rule for the lowest number of years. under Yoke of Brits for 150 years where there wasnt much pushback ; and hardly a few decades under Madurai sultanate etc.

Though Brahmins were arguably most insular in TN so some truth to that fact

Maybe Andaman Islands for some scuba diving

This feels like a very stereotypical comment Sbarr

Are you claiming there isnt grinding poverty and child beggars

I would much prefer China or Tibet

The Brahmin population share in the Deccan and deep South definitely tapers, with each sub region seeing subtle differences in how they participated in the political economy. Unlike the north, the southern brahmins were often segregated in their agraharas, limiting assimilation. The modern dravidianist outgrouping of brahmins ,I feel , has roots in folk memory as opposed to being de novo. Others may challenge that.

This feels like a very stereotypical comment Sbarr

Visit India and immerse yourself in her unrivalled complexity; no nation on earth is quite like it

I think there may be some truth to it; the presence of Brahmins is usually correlated with Saffronism of some sort.

This is a neutral statement