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Do progressive and inclusive ideas irk Indians more than anyone else in the world? People may compare the situations with other societies as well, but, for a country that boasts of a tolerant history, the recent reactions to some festive ads is not a good sign.  Dabur, one of the largest FMCG companies in India, submitted to bullying after its …