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As an indian , born and living in india , I feel indians only use sir under subjugation , however sometimes its out of respect ( like calling a scientist or someone sir out of respect for their contributions)

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that actually sounds very similar to the British usage

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So basically in the above post the person calling him sir clearly feels the person is superior to him !

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I couldn’t begin to speculate on that as I don’t know anything about them or their relation with the Indians they know

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