What is Pub Culture ? Can it become part of Indian Culture?

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   triosolposted 13 years ago

   What is Pub Culture ? Can it become part of Indian Culture?

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   AdeleCosgroveBrayposted 13 years ago

   The term "pub culture" refers to the social habits of regular drinkers in pubs (bars selling alcohol, in other words.)   India probably has its equivalent.

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   Alpha Romeoposted 13 years ago

   people in our country drink all the time..
   
   pub culture per say has only come over in the big cities of India.
   
   I'd say adelecosgrovbray's definition is pretty dead on.

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   Tom_Radfordposted 13 years ago

   Pub culture is at the heart of British life. We go to the pub to drink to socialise, we celebrate there, we comiserate there, we watch sport there etc. But we do drink quite a bit. If you're Hindu then I'm guessing that's not an issue. It can all be a bit loud and noisy, but then we also go to quiet pubs and use them like a sort of second living space, a place to socialise away from your family, just to get a bit of room to think and be yourself. They are much quieter and just great to chat with your friends, or the landlord.

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   robinhood143posted 12 years ago

   Pub culture is now famous in UK and its states, Pubs in Shropshire
   are now famous in UK. For further information please visit http://www.baronatbucknell.co.uk/

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