Amidst the troubling rise of racist attacks in Ireland, a man has called on Indians to embrace "the culture of the country."

In light of a series of racist incidents in Ireland, including the recent attack on a six-year-old girl from Kerala, an Indian expat living in Ireland has voiced a thought-provoking perspective. They believe that Indians moving to Ireland should embrace the local culture rather than trying to reshape the country into “another India.” “Shouldn't we, as migrants, adapt to the culture of the country we choose to live in? I've noticed many Indians attempting to recreate the feel of India in their new homes, even though they left India for a reason. I'm not suggesting that anyone should give up their own culture, but we ought to honor and respect the culture of our host country instead of trying to transform it into something familiar.”