Stories about the Indian students in Australia bring to mind, what I have seen in the USA. I had encouraged my children to associate with Indian students at the Universities they attended. The came back to me with horror stories about the boorish behaviour of many (not all mind you) Indian students, who coverse loudly in Hindi or whatever other language they speak -other than Engllish, insist on playing their filmy music with volume turned up, which is a turn off to other students, put their feet up on chairs even in crowded cafeterias or the library,and treat women like dirt. My children called these Indian students "grease balls" and wanted nothing to do with them. On the other hand most of the Indian students (except for the so-called grease balls) were serious about their studies, were well mannered and very studious, and outshone and out performed the American students and were highly regarded by their Professors. All it takes is for a few bad apples to taint the rest of the crowd.
