Why I Left USA to Return to India | Life Back Home, Women’s Safety, Kids, Dollars | Albeli Ritu

[@AlbeliRitu]

What do you think about NRI life? Why do some people stay abroad, and why do others return to India? Comment below 👇

[@samaysingh178]

Mr Hemant is not mentioning the real problems of India which are related to misbehaving, women issues, quarrels in societies and on road over trivial issues. In india, there is no road discipline and accidents are common every day. There are issues with our health care, corruption, legal system and policing. Your life have no value if you are not well connected politically, you just need to get into one trouble to realize this. His kid is born in the US so he can go and work there once grown up but that privilege is not available to kids who are born in India. The struggle for making a decent living is real here. People are flocking to US from countries with GDP per capita of much higher than India. They are not stupid. He himself mentions that small apartments with hundreds of issues cost $1M in India while you can buy a villa in the US for half that price. You as a interviewer should call this out politely and not agree to everything :)

[@oberoiswati89]

Please stop posting videos like these Don't you have any other content

[@starman923]

Retuned permanently from Aus in 2009 and it was the by far the best decision I made from all angles

[@Razdanvinodk]

In America life is lived in the fast lane, full of conveniences. Deadlines in business are tight and are expected to be met. People will work long hours to achieve this and there is little tolerance for delay. In India, life moves at a slower pace, despite the apparently frantic buzz of the big cities. Time is viewed more as circular than linear and relationships are more important than deadlines. Time is money, they say in the USA 🇺🇸

[@sanjanakaushik6514]

For me women safety is the biggest issue in India .. India has miserably failed in that.. feel our daughters are safer here

[@indiancitizen8297]

We came back to India in 2009....my child was happy till 8th std....after that study pressure and reservation have made things worst...still he could make to get admission in one of the best college in India and now settled in USA

[@meechimee8675]

Exactly but no one dare to talk about this

[@ikp5159]

India has better medical facilities... house help...drivers..communitt people help during sickness...festivals cultural getogether....malls ..India is best In Us very lonely...all weekend in filling gro ery cleaning garden car house laundry etc.....houses huge with e🎉mpty rooms..like ghist houses..I have stayed in US for 1 year..did not like road aap akele chalte dar lagta

[@ORCHARD12]

itna mundi hilata hai mooti..

[@dhansuMunna]

living in India or living in western countries or abroad, both are good and it all depends what you are getting & what you need, a good climate, cleanliness, work-personal life balance etc and of course money, these all things are hard to get in India but if someone is getting all these things in India then better to stay in India else move abroad.

[@holyspiritspears3762]

Absolutely right

[@deepakykamble]

thats why i say..come to UAE...its home awy from home..n not far from India as well.😄

[@ganeshgayakawad7337]

$=Sacrifices... Life in India ...med facilities... education...food .... social...vibrance ....love.. weather...etc.is incomparable to stuck life in US

[@priyaananth2837]

Ritu, loved this conversation! Being in the US for almost 25 years and having this conversation again and again with family, cousins, friends...my take on this...every person/family has to make a choice based on their personal priorities in life! Hemant ji was very right & factual about many points.

[@AlbeliRitu]

Thanks for watching 🤩

[@saurabhsinha2935]

I loved that part where he says at times the peace and tranquility of USA becomes annoying. I have just returned from Michigan and my experience was the same. Initially I appreciated the quietness but later I felt it was too quiet and that too all the time, became so boring.

[@adityakishan1]

I was in the UK and only reason that triggered my move back to India is poor Healthcare

[@suveshi1]

I resonate with you

[@alokbrahma3395]

Hemant is a great guy, his videos influenced me to return back from canada and now I am very happy to be back in India

[@NRIreturntoindia]

Thanks buddy......I am glad that I was helpful in making this big decision

[@jamesanderson1397]

@@alokbrahma3395 Its good you return back from Canada as per your wish & flexibility but my point you should not have bought single dollar from Canada then start the life in India......

[@alokbrahma3395]

@@jamesanderson1397 I did not. Infact I spent INR to go around few places before I came back

[@onkarh1]

40 years india me rehne ke baad...1 Saal US me rehne ke baad ...lagta hai Hume India vapas Jane ke liye bajot jyada challenges ayenge nahi...let's see there are many factors😊

[@borninharyana2654]

INDIA IS BEST... SUKOON HAI YAHAN ❤️

[@AlbeliRitu]

Exactly sukoon Ghar Pé hi hota hai

[@maheshbane-2435]

​Curruption high rate of crimes some Indians engaged in crimes in other countries spoiling our names other good behaved people are suffering becoz of them our attitude, lack. Of education, politician's curruptions are responsible very sad Indians are known for intelligence we Indians are capable and Victoriorious it is very essential to think are we loosing our reputation ??? My relatives well settled in Canada behaviour of other problematic going to affect innocent people?? For international peace we have to change behaviour so other countries gets positive towards us by giving us more facilities

[@madhaviupadhyaya6023]

Thanks Ritu We are also going back to india after my husband retire in 3 years We want to retire in india

[@AlbeliRitu]

All the best to you 🤩

[@PritiSharma-yi4tt]

India is lively and USA is dull. Our food night life emotional bonding everything is missing in USA.

[@alankarpriyadarshi2404]

Then go back

[@soumyaarjun5019]

It depends really, if career is the only factor then obliviously it’s US. But if u earn above certain salary in India, there is nothing like living in India. U can live in a town house with access to metro hospital mall etc within 10 minutes.

[@sumeetkantkaul]

When you say above certain salary - it’s very relative , what is the cutoff

[@PS-tt2pb]

Right

[@fwefhwe4232]

@@sumeetkantkaul about 40LPA (post tax) is a good amount to live in India.

[@zero_ek]

Amazing discussion feeling very connected. Thank you Ritu

[@AlbeliRitu]

Thanks for watching :)

[@Americam116]

i came to USA in 2021 on h1b,,,love the culture here ,,,i am into spirituality to i like being isolated and perform my sadhana USA its great for it ,,because in india even its spiritual land but people are forgetting and our own culture thats the problem ,,they are very much invovled and family and children and doesnt know the goal of human life ,,,my coming to USA was my destiny but the fact i can do anything without getting judged is plus point.....while this guy his whole life revovles around his kid and family so for people like him its best to move to india

[@SantBains]

NRI stands for Non-Resident Indian, and it refers to Indian citizens who live outside of India for a period of time. NRIs are still Indian citizens, but they don't meet the residency requirements for certain legal matters and tax purposes. For example, NRIs can't open a PPF account or invest in the National Savings Scheme (NSCs). They also pay taxes to the government of their country of residence, which are often higher than Indian taxes. Is hemant us citizen who left usa or he is nri because if nri you cannot be in usa forever Please clarify

[@r.ptiwari4510]

Super duper vlog . Hemant Dubey ji ne facts and figure ke saath merits and demerits ke bare Mai bataya. Very informative and beneficial vlog for those who want to return

[@AlbeliRitu]

Thanks a ton

[@RamandeepKaur-dv6pd]

Dont compare with everyone, such a wonderful statement

[@dona2maya]

I heard everything and I felt all his points are super valid. Loved this ❤❤

[@dishathakur6460]

I felt all this very soon within months of shifting here! Glad I realize correctly

[@abinashpradhan9956]

Majority of people coming back are either from areas close to Delhi, Chennai or Bangalore or Hyderabad with lot of family resources. Of you are from an Eastern state like Odisha or jharkhand or Assam from some district, you need to stay 1000 km away in a pollution choking city in a different state and face discrimination forced to learn Kannada, Tamil etc. if you stay back home, life is horrible mostly because of caste based reservation in job and education and no opportunity to grow. A person from Jharkhands rural area has nothing to lose staying in USA. Millions of people risking their lives to illegally move to USA because employment situation is horrible in small towns and villages educated youth.

[@kewalpatil]

But I'm worried now that when there's reverse brain drain, how will India market be able to handle the influx? The job market in india will also reduce drastically!!!

[@pkochar75]

See we also stayed in America for 5 years almost both places have pros cons I feel india has become advanced life comfort is more if u have no financial issues in india dot go abroad then you have endless things here to do..insecurity less bother you as well.kids get settled in one year very drastically...so no worries ..our country has become that capable where everyone can adjust at whatever stage you come here....welcome nris

[@kalamkav]

He worked in India, USA , Europe and then again in USA.. so I assume he was always working for a company in India. It’s different life once you have confident enough to quit that job and join some American company here. Pay will he much higher, life style will be different. Agree life is all different in India and in USA, and both has its own pros and cons.

[@sj_wanders]

What are you trying to judge him on?

[@kalamkav]

@@sj_wanders - You could not figure that out as I was not judging anyone here.

[@MrMayankthakur]

Choti si life hai. Stay with your family, parents and enjoy your own home country.

[@nishagupta4110]

US is going down it has reached its saturation point but India is developing in US job k siva kuch karney ko nahi in India there so much of exposure even we are well settled in US then also we miss India very much ham wahan janey ka decision lene k himmat nahi kar paye ab pachta rahe h because time has gone😢

[@AlbeliRitu]

Thanks for watching!! I guess it gets really difficult to make that decision and we take a lot of time to decide.. eventually jayenhe toh lagega Waha hote toh ye hota rukenge toh lagega chale jaate toh Achaa hota… That’s a story of lot of NRI’s

[@nishagupta4110]

👍

[@priyankachoudhary1395]

Uncle ka chanle mention karna plz

[@Razdanvinodk]

Systems never work in India. No civic sense: people throw garbage on the streets! People spit in public places. People don’t understand how to follow a queue/ line: as though they are in a perpetual competition with everyone else around! Chaotic traffic and what not! Ugh! Environmental toxins in food, water and air are at the root cause of many a disease in India 🇮🇳 Free for all 😅

[@Razdanvinodk]

Systems never work in India 🇮🇳! No civic sense: people throw garbage on the streets, spit in public places ! Don’t follow traffic rules, don’t understand how to follow a queue/ line; as though they are in a perpetual competition with everyone else around 😢

[@smitathite4066]

Great podcast...Ritu you are so inquisitive thats why we can watch great content in different angles

[@AlbeliRitu]

Oh thank you!

[@prabhanarayana]

Most of the NRI's who had a memorable childhood with wonderful friends, family and deep rooted cultural experiences will always be nostalgic about those experiences, hence would love to live those moments again. Such people would always love to come back for such experiences. But life is changing every moment and to experience those nostalgic moments, they need to be continuously a part of the change, especially in India. They cannot experience those moments during visits after long durations. NRI's with lesser emotions in terms of societal set up in India, are in a better position to adapt in their work countries and will never return.

[@shoorveer1243]

After covid USA is going down not in terms of only economy but also in social life. We saw so many videos of drug addicted people roaming freely on american roads. I think we dont see any druggie on road commonly in India. I was shocked when i saw video where american teacher was teaching small students how to take cover in case of mass shooting.

[@AlbeliRitu]

That’s a very common thing in US school which intern helps in terms of any threat

[@indirachandra4329]

So much negativity. 🤣🤣🤣

[@baraks7487]

They also teach how to have sex. There is a difference bw india and usa lolz

[@hematiwari8093]

Sab se pehla to Ritu ur looking sooooooo pretty so cool interview bahut achha tha Hemant Dubey ji ne bahut practical answer diye Very very informative and beneficial vlog

[@AlbeliRitu]

Dhanywaad ki Aapne time nikalke dekha 🤩

[@preethsaxenda9119]

I live I westchestter ny, for 25 years now started spending time in mumbai

[@starman923]

Hindus shine and excel wherever they go

[@stephenmani8495]

Really? Why is it then almost all the most developed countries in the world are either Christian (USA/Europe) are Buddhist (Japan/China), and this Hindu land of ours has a lowly rank no. 149 in the world in per Capita Income (lower than even many African countries)? Unless of course you are saying that the Hindus can only 'excel' (to quote your words) when they go to Christian lands, but are unable to shine in their own land and culture? Worse still, the very same 'Hindus' have been migrating in the millions to even the Muslim lands (eg. the Middle East, Gulf countries, even Malaysia, etc.). Isn't that ironical, considering the very same 'Hindus' attack the Muslims in their own country? Sorry, but from your statement, it does not look like 'logic' is a strength of your 'Hindu' way of thinking?

[@religionofpeace782]

That's because they are sober, well cultured, spiritual, peaceful(in the real sense and not like the proselytizing communities) and talented.

[@PGVEL]

India is the only country in the world where you are considered a successful person when you become a US or Eu which are Christian nations. Christians are open minded and Hindus are close minded. That is the hard truth for Hindutvas like you to swallow.

[@nikitagarg4399]

Recently, I lived for 5 months in a 4-room GF house, in South Delhi surrounded by big-2 trees and all but the water tasted like bitter salt. And icing on the cake was this foul air squared. Did not hear a human sound from someone in my neighbourhood. Peacocks,Koels, Birds and some lovely stray dogs gave me Co. Broad & European-clean roads had more than their share of German autos. Strangely, I would prefer Uber to my SUV. Colony streets kept empty all the time because the surrounding air was fumy hot as A/cs. were on most of the time. Cost me 1.4 lac per month. Now I am back in my little town with narrow street and open nalis. Now I thank God for all the great and clean air that I have enjoyed all my life.

[@RadhikaKal]

Hi Ritu very good information from Mr Hemant and he's spoken about the real life of US and India, thank you so much for sharing.

[@AlbeliRitu]

Thanks a ton for watching

[@purushottamparakh5165]

He went there, earned money to live a good life in India..

[@rakeshmathur5988]

Please keep away Kichoo away from the stove. He is always sitting on the counter that is too close to the stove. Please make sure he sits away from the stove. God bless your lovely family.

[@shoorveer1243]

I know ritu is pure Indian where ever she goes😂. We are 1000% sure ritu will come back to India one day. 😊

[@dmr-Prh-32n-QNQ]

no!

[@himanik2118]

Great conversation! Very helpful!

[@musafir123]

Jiske pas paisa he vah to kahi bhi reh lega nahi to garibi ke sath apne desh me rehna mushkil hota he

[@ANU-gq9jh]

If one has an option, then they would like India. A person with no option would definitely settle in USA and grow also.

[@Razdanvinodk]

Rank in happiness index:126 and happiness score: 4.054😢

[@telecomofferswhiletriparou7741]

Only India.Growth,culture,freedom

[@TRAVELSTUCK]

Believe me my life was more comfortable and happy in India. I could explore more there. It’s so stressful here if you don’t have green card/ citizenship. Studies are more stressful here Ritu, believe me in high school kids hardly get time to sleep. India has every facility, my husband would love to go back as he would get almost same package and have relaxed and luxurious life. In India life is any day better , comfortable and more importantly happy. Gulamy is a perfect word to use. We miss India alooooooot.

[@PS-tt2pb]

I came back, india is good

[@NRIreturntoindia]

I agree

[@baraks7487]

Why don’t you go back.

[@alankarpriyadarshi2404]

​@baraks7487 he will never go back ..just write on KZbin so that othes can't come 😂

[@aarav.19c]

hmm ...sounds like coming back and living luxury life ..and thinking kids will see the same struggle we saw in our childhood and will be more smart!!

[@PSandeep4]

I would like to see any example of anyone coming back to India who already has green card or US Citizen.

[@AlbeliRitu]

I would try and find a person like that for an interview with me.

[@darshanagupta9741]

​@AlbeliRitu my uncle. He has Canadian citizenship and moved back to India after living there for 10 years.

[@PSandeep4]

@@darshanagupta9741 Most of the people who does not get good job opportunity are not able to survive in Canada due to recent increase in the cost of living. It is not easy to buy a house in Canada and to live in Canada without having good job. Can you please check what was his job position and residential position? What are the reasons forced him to come back?

[@asmathgouhar7687]

Before 20 years children r studying in government school and becoming a good person and become a successful life now when they move to gulf they will say India me hamare bacheo ki education achi nahi hoti hai but it's not true still children r growing by studying in government school I don't like apartment

[@parveenkumar-p3e]

After 60 age is it good to go back to India ??

[@sukonyagogoi4462]

Would he have said the same without earning in the US what he needed for his current lifestyle in India?

[@haripal1983]

Give Peace of mind priority, whether u get it in India or abroad, life is short, Even if u achieve something, it's going to be normal one day, but what about yr mental health is that normal, that's what hv to be given importance

[@sunilkumar583]

I am living in india for last 65 years.i don't like living from school days for traffic ,non friendly people doing job .

[@shavinderkaur473]

Appreciate your discussion but honestly I think times have changed drastically here(the Indian scenario) Anyone who would be coming here,would literally be shocked especially looking at the education scene,there’s hardly any stress on students and in my humble opinion I think the present youth does not work hard enough in their academic life compared to perhaps students five years back and it’s changing so significantly that it’s hard to imagine,maybe earning money is not a byproduct of higher education anymore,there are a lot more options now

[@DoctorChandra]

No background music please. It’s disturbing.

[@12springtime]

ऋतु bill come back to India 🇮🇳 she n Prashant r purely Indian by ❤️

[@12springtime]

Whatever Hemant said is 100%true Reg parents n children’s relationship both in India n abroad

[@HimanshuVerma-sd1bq]

Only Middle class comes out of india. Lower to middle class will never think as for them being in india is like US only. Above to Middle class are already enjoying india with lavish life style so there is no need for them. Only miserable is this middleclass😊. At first instance they moved out to earn money. But then they forget why did they come and get trapped to emotional turmoil of growing age.To summarize, don't go back unless you have 5cr in your pocket and a decent job there.if you have earned this much there is no point staying abroad.You can only enjoy india if you have money or power. Otherwise after few months you will realise the hard truth.

[@09jitesh]

Whatever Hemant said is True, I have been watching his videos for the same reasons @Ritu, two three more years in Canada & in USA and then I am going back to India Permanently.

[@NRIreturntoindia]

Great

[@SukhvinderSingh-c4v]

Please background music play mat kiya kareh. Disturb feel hota hae

[@MrMayankthakur]

India is best

[@profitt8927]

Mere dost logo ne kabhi soche hi nahi US jaane ka. Yahi 80L to 1.2Cr packages hai to kyon hi jana hai. Jo bhi gaye PhD kiya aur abhi as Professors settled hai in US. 300K ka package thukrana easy nahi hai.. Kai saare yahi IITs me faculty join kar liye.. we are below 40 and we are from Top 6 IITs.

[@AlbeliRitu]

Thanks for giving this perspective…

[@naliniganesh7037]

Children studying n India learn atleast 3 languages. English, Hindi and their mother tongue. Some even learn 1 or 2 more languages. More comfort means less adjustment and flexibility. India is very good except huge population.

[@shikhamishra98]

Ritu you are a very good interviewer and very professional at your work and you have lot of clarity in your speech 😊❤

[@AlbeliRitu]

Thanks a ton

[@odiavlogsbyelora406]

We are back in Bangalore after 3 years staying in Seattle.

[@AlbeliRitu]

Wow!! I hope you’re loving it back home

[@baraks7487]

Why? Visa expired

[@odiavlogsbyelora406]

@@AlbeliRitu Yes , it’s great to be in India

[@odiavlogsbyelora406]

@@baraks7487 Nope , we didn’t like it Seattle due to its climate , cloudy for 10 months 😂, I didn’t get EAD , husband joined Amazon India so returned and now I am also working after 3 years career gap .

[@RavindraSinghGupta]

​@@odiavlogsbyelora406good for you ma'am ❤

[@awesomedude4428]

Quality of Life in the US us much much much better.

[@mash6943]

Bahot hi accha video 😊 Aap inhe fir se bulaye😊

[@AlbeliRitu]

Zarur

[@playbackdubai8507]

Thank God, I stayed in Dubai for past 15 years and refused to move to America in my early years of carrer

[@bhojjadamotabanda]

Funny thing is those from Haryana and Punjab who cross US border illegally get greencard within 3-5 years. There are lawyers openly advertising on instagram, tiktok etc. And this thing has permeated among a lot of low educated Indians that all you need to do is just step on US soil and get a green card in 3-4 years. There are specialist lawyers who file asylum cases, (there are various categories based on individual circumstances, many political parties in India in opposition provide letters for 30-40K INR that the ruling party workers attacked this person) and they specifically file in certain districts in California and NY where judges are known to be pro-immigrant and get a positive result very soon. There are even lawyers who arrange for U visas (for victims of assault) with open advertising that they will arrange for an assault at a place where there are CCTVs so that there is concrete proof. And once a person has spent 3 years on U-visa in the US, they get a greencard. But those software engineers, educated Indians going on legal visas are waiting for decades to get a greencard.

[@baraks7487]

Teri kyu jall rhe hai. Your parents send you to big schools and universities, not everyone is that privileged in india where 80 crore people depend on free ration from government

[@telecomofferswhiletriparou7741]

India is the best

[@itsjustart24]

I wish my parents and me were called to socialize. It was so hard for them and me.

[@aradhnatyagi4833]

Very mature guest

[@bhavanathakker3933]

Very nice vlog Mr Hemant spoke out from heart it was good hearing u guys Ritu u r getting better in podcast day by day ❤

[@AlbeliRitu]

Glad to hear that 🤩 Thanks

[@tusharkhanna703]

I have one question where to apply for jobs to get job in USA

[@manualcardoz6795]

India is nothing is change as long Modi as a prime minister

[@mohammedrahman271]

Badi samajdari wali baat kahi

[@anubhavsrivastava3111]

Yes Modi has done damage

[@shikhamishra98]

Awesome vlog and very insightful and yes you can make more such inetellectual videos with him 😊

[@AlbeliRitu]

Thank you! Will do!

[@bhavinpatel0708]

Happiness is where family is.

[@avadhutmaydeo8135]

Ritu as per my openion for few years stay in us is good but not permently.mast vlog

[@Prit2004]

Life is much sorted in abroad

[@Pritha879]

It takes a lot to create a diamond from a rock.. america can bring out the better in you. Ultimately you will shine wherever you go ..

[@AspirantNoteBooks]

We need more of this

[@haroonshaidah1928]

This is very informative. But Why there are thousands and thousands of Indians who are trying to cross the southern and northern border? When I watched news, they were saying that Indians are the second highest illegals border crossings after Chinese nationals. Good to know the reasons; because India is a safe and secure country unlike Afghanistan.

[@ANU-gq9jh]

What was your status?

[@mash6943]

For most of the people going abroad SUCCESS IS EQUAL TO BAHOT SARA PAISA KAMANA😊 Kadva sach hai..bas alag alag lifafe ke andar sajakr bola alg kahaniyan batate hai 😊

[@MrDeepakkumardash82]

If u earned money it’s heaven india 🇮🇳

[@SwetaSingh-wo7ui]

But bigger house and car sab aapko hi cleaning and maintenance karna padta hai

[@SondagarRavindra]

Sab bat sahi hai unke liye bcoz von bhai well educated hai isliye unko koi problem nahi aaya magar jo itne educated nahi hai unki life me kami problem aati hai aur hum jaise logo ko job bhi nahi miltihai aur financial issue hota hai Aagar main itna educated hota aur aachi job hoti to main bhi shayad nahi jata ya jakar vapas aa jata

[@DesiBoyChetan]

US is good when you are in 20s and 30s , after 40 India is much better

[@mosmae]

Indians take friendship very seriously almost as if their sense of identity depends on it. Its very rare outside India. Abroad people have more realistic expectations out of their friends circle and frienship has more respect outside India.

[@Razdanvinodk]

Americans are nice, friendly and helpful ; but they preserve their private SPACE and that of others: so cultured and civilised, indeed

[@mosmae]

@user-qp5go8iq6h indeed. After living amongst multiple cultures one can come across multiple flavors of the same human action. It's fascinating that after enjoying masala bhurjee for years only dashimako tomago passes thru now 😀. The most challenging part of relocation was the manner of expression. . It's vastly different across these two cultures even tho language is the same 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@kevinm8607]

I have a way out. Its hybrid living. 4 months in india 5 to 6 months in your west country 2 month lets say travel dont be hard on your self. But its not easy. But i am able to do or rather working towards it because if my business in india and Abroad. I travel a lot to india

[@AlbeliRitu]

That’s such a great thing to do.. but once you have kids and other commitments you have to adhere to schools and extra activities. You hardly get time

[@kevinm8607]

@@AlbeliRitu really you think you expert. Everyone not lives the way you might. Financial status is one thing. And offcourse i have kids

[@PS-tt2pb]

I came back from UK 😅

[@suga2034]

why and any specific reason ??

[@PS-tt2pb]

@@suga2034 yea many...india have opportunity and many more things...there we r always a second class citizens... here if somebody has a job no need to leave own country

[@ashisharora6800]

Crux is 1. Earn a lot in US for the few years of our life 2. Get retired and live life in india once you turn 40. 3. As per topic 1 and 2 , now you have Money , retirement , debt free home and very bare minimal expenses as per US earnings 4. Enjoy life and when sometimes you miss US , B2 is your option to explore If you are able to balance 4 things Health Time Finances Relationship You rock !!

[@AlbeliRitu]

You summarize it beautifully :)

[@ashisharora6800]

@ thanks Ritu

[@GPatil-v5s]

I and my family have USA Green Card.We visited USA many times but never wanted to migrate in USA. USA is not for a person who has satisfied nature.

[@sharma50689]

Did you give up GC ? How do you maintain status. Please explain the process if you followed one

[@ujwalamahalle8365]

I am not saying which country is good and bad for living.But if you are a IT guys and anyway you have to stay away from your home Town or village.Then what's the point to stay in your own country where there is huge issues

[@lifefiftyfifty]

Haha😂😂 Sahi bola Bilkul sahi Apni country me nahi rehna chahiye Kaat legi country!!!! 😂😂😂

[@SriSanjiv]

अगर आप के पास जॉब ऑफर है इंडिया में,अपना घर है अच्छी एडुकेटेड लोकेलिटी में तो इंडिया जाने में ठीक है यदि पैरेंट्स भी है-वरना वर्क कल्चर US बेस्ट है

[@rocks7688]

PR is ONLY Reason which difficult in USA in India ur Citizens, Rest all is Struggles 😢😢

[@nikitagarg4399]

In comparison to countries like Germany, latest road network in India is like primitive.

[@nuukizmir]

Most Western countries are in recession, very slow growth, and increase hatred, racism against Asian and African migrants. Its now high time to return to India.

[@starman923]

Our greatest challenge here in Bhaarath is the exploding and majorly unproductive peaceful pop

[@Razdanvinodk]

Imploding: jugaad fixes

[@Entertainment-ow4dm]

Hamare yaha jab se grading system laga hai tabse koi bhi student jyada mehnat nahi karna chahta hai aab uss competiveness level ke bachhe tayyar hi nahi ho rahe hai woh students baas average se satisfy ho jata hai.hamare region ka student naam nahi nikal paraha hai pehle bahut sare student naam nikal raha tha.jo bache grading system se fail nahi hote hai ye achha huwa ki jo sucide nahi karta hai lekin usski degree ka koi jyada value bhi nahi hai wo koi behtar job nahi kar pata hai.

[@samiksha137]

Video ka sound bahut kam hai agar fan full speed par chala du to kuch sunai hi ni dega......

[@AlbeliRitu]

It’s recorded via zoom hence the quality of little low