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Madrassi
Madrassi or Madrasi is a demonym and frequently an ethnic slur used for people of South India (then the Madras Presidency), mostly by people of western, central and northern parts of the Indian subcontinent. It also used to make derogatory reference to south Indian dark skin colour. The term originated during the British Raj to designate people from the southern parts of India, which were then in the Madras Presidency. During the early 1990s, the terms ''lungi hatao pungi bajao''〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Shiv Sena On The Threshold Of Disintegration )〕 and ''Yendu gundu'' were coined by Shiv Sena in the Maharashtra state of India to ridicule languages from south India.〔(Know your party: Shiv Sena )〕 South Indians were derisively referred to as ''"yandugundu walas"'' and ''"lunghi walas"''.〔("'The General' in his labyrinth". )〕〔(Know your party: Shiv Sena )〕 Bal Thackeray, the Marathi politician and founder of the Shiv Sena, lampooned the Madrassi in his writings and cartoons.〔Ramachandra Guha, ''India after Gandhi'', p. 430〕
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