Ep1:US Dream, reality and move back to India? Which is better US or India, family perspective? Part1

Talks about the pro and cons of US w.r.t India
Its a tech based review of Desi population in the US
This is based on people having families with children. The opinion of single and young people without kids will differ, as they may not be exposed to K12 education and healtcare systems just yet due to being younger.
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[@realtalks1]

Hello All, There are a lot of qustions around cost of living, India vs US, PPP etc. This channel has lot of content as a tlak show as well as motivational videos of various people who have gained experience across the world. Please visit the Channel page to look at all the Playlists. youtube.com/@RealTalks1 There are Olaylists such as DilSee (Solo talks in Hindi around current topics), LifeExperiencesHindi(Chat show in Hindi/English), LifeExperiencesEng(Chat show in English), Tech Talks etc. If you'll subscribe you'll get recommendation of all the content. Many of you'r questions, may have already been answered in many of the videos. Really appreciate your engagement and feedback. We'll try to bring more such videos and bring experienced speakers to share their views. Here are our top playlists LifeExperiencesEng kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpLSZ4FqgJeHh5I LifeExperiencesHindi kzbin.info/www/bejne/g53VaIOEgZmFetE DilSee kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2jPfYSlnrqVlck There are lot more shows to Premiere in next few months so please subscribe to get notified of new videos and upcoming talks.

[@abhi198]

Each and every country has it’s own advantages and disadvantages. People have to decide themselves what gives them happiness. No place is perfect. Living in the US has it’s own challenges and living in India has it’s own.

[@ranahki]

Very well-informed and balanced analysis. Thank you! Eager to watch more of your videos.

[@realtalks1]

There are a few more lined up already, Pls have a look and provide your feedback. We also have Podcasts with various guests. If there are topics of interest do let us kow so we can do a session on these.

[@vishnupgn9471]

I really like such videos where people are not trying to sell anything and genuinely explaining their experience. Appreciate it! I'm from commerce background and planning for a masters in the US and there's no single video on youtube which explains the ground reality of immigrants in business/finance/accountancy fields. If possible please explain or invite someone to your podcast who can explain the reality of immigrants choosing these courses.

[@realtalks1]

Yes we'll plan to do that as well. If you have a recommendation pls let them know we'll gladly host them.

[@mohit4902]

Many americans are good at Business related fields like data analysis, accounting, business analysis so they don't want immigrants in those fields, and they are unlikely to make life easy wrt to job safety, work-life balance and visa

[@realtalks1]

@@mohit4902 Yes STEM is not the focus for many kids in the US. SO you see largely Asians taking up SW jobs.

[@ln7487]

I am here in USA for 21 years now. Small tip for you, to pursue masters in USA, u need to have 12th plus 4 year degree. India BCom BA and BSc are 12th plus 3 years. While applying either have one more year of education or have minimum 5 years of work experience. Many universities offer their masters differently so pls email them directly. Some may accept you in a different category. Education is great in USA and is also a different method of teaching compared to India.

[@sunderj4774]

The plight of Indians moving to green pastures in country like U.S. or Canada is just like high class maid servants working in High end villas or gated community in India where by working in two or three houses they easily earn around twenty thousand per month.

[@ashitmukherjee5934]

Thank you sir ji for your very enlightened views about the qualitative difference between the USA and India.I have not found any vedio till date giving original and real views like that of your.

[@sushantapanda4589]

Excellent Explanation, Nice Articulation & To the Point. Thank You

[@visionavenger1964]

As a 26 YO who is currently thinking about shifting to the US, all points are very helpful. My viewpoint is to categorise things in basic necessities like, Child education: It is really difficult in India to get your kid into a good school. Most of the time people have to connect to sources to get it done. Medical: It's cheaper in India. Housing: As per PPP, it's almost similar. But benefit wise it's really different from area to area, lot of areas have low water availability and frequent power cuts.

[@realtalks1]

Really well said, recent the prices in the US due to Covid have sky rocketed that Housing is now unaffordable. Now we are seeing drop in housing prices. Perhaps will ask the spekaer to talk about Housing in US and current collapse.

[@banksy2870]

Cost of living is quite high in North America unless you plan to live very cheaply here or have a salary like 200k or something. Moreover jobs are not very stable and career growth and learning opportunities at your job are very few in US or Canada.

[@AZ.1988]

​@@banksy2870 agreed.

[@varunfred7791]

USA is great I live for 31 years

[@EnglishwalaMaster]

Hii !! Thank you for information. Quiet clear and practical. 👍

[@zunerazari]

Absolutely true about your video sir thanks 🙏

[@gaurav99ize]

Very well information and advice to future aspirant.. Thank u sir..😊😊

[@AZ.1988]

Good analysis. I am 100% agreed about the healthcare in US. It has one of the worst healthcare system in developed world.

[@DK-lg7ti]

you are wrong. usa has best health in the world

[@AZ.1988]

@@DK-lg7ti Hey man I would suggest you to go and search on the internet. These are stats not my assumption.

[@DK-lg7ti]

@@AZ.1988 my friend i have been in usa hospital 22 times. 9 time in ICU. so i know how good they take care. without and deposit

[@satishgandhe3767]

Health care is big problem in us

[@realtalks1]

Happy for you, US is really good in emergency services, or if you are destitute or if you have obsene amounts of money. In normal circumstances you can't get appointment and process is very lengthy and services leaves lot to be desired.

[@VijayKumarIITSrExecutive]

Having done research and teaching in US for many years before moving to India I feel most of the things mentioned here are true. However my personal experience related to education is different and feel that schools in US on average are better (there are exceptions for sure!). Traditional Focus in India is on marks and rote fact-based learning. In US, its on actual learning, acquiring lab + DIY or Do-It-Yourself skills and critical thinking skills. For example, my 5th grade daughter goes to International School in India that follows American style of learning. She is encouraged to ask questions, regularly do research and go deep on her homework topics. She has acquired a growth mindset and is slowly becoming comfortable learning a new topic by exploring on her own. I sometimes feel I had gone to a school like that as a kid 😀.

[@realtalks1]

Thanks for your detailed reply. The schools in Delhi are very focussed on new curriculam. One doesn't need to send their kids to international school. Check out the online schools in India. Even many parents in the US are enrolled in online schools of India and are better coping up in the US. In the past 5-10yrs schooling has completely overhauled in India. Even back in the day in Delhi 2 decades ago also there were schools who encouraged questioning and logicak thinking. But you are right majority were into rote learning.

[@VijayKumarIITSrExecutive]

@@realtalks1 Great to hear about this change happening in India.

[@maaki3389]

@@realtalks1 So you live in US for 10 years and thanks for informing that you can talk in shudh Hindi. Kya chutiyapanti hai.

[@Dooby.]

You didn't understand what he meant in usa majority of IT specialist and doctors are Asian. The thing is that there is so much competition in india whether in usa people are not into competition. This is what he meant

[@maaki3389]

@@Dooby. Guess All with Name Alia is stupid like Alia Bhatt

[@IndependentIslamicRepublic]

Bombay dreams are better than American dreams. Shakalaka baby shakalaka baby.. this is how it’s meant to be!!!! Dil leke jana 😂❤

[@fars1d3s]

The myth of the American Dream draws immigrants to this country to be exploited as cheap labor.

[@ayushc5704]

India mei starups boom kar rahi hai aur iska matlab innovation aur ease of doing bussiness bhi accha ho raha hai so hopefully future in India is bright…jaha tak mehenge services ki baat hoti hai woh koi bhi advanced economy mei hoga Imdia ka economy jab dheere dheere advanced ki tarah jaayegi yahan bhi labour charges badd jayenge

[@akshayaggar]

I am here more than 30 years I grew up in India Delhi and came to USA age 28 and the only thing I like trees and small things you don't have corruption but Road are worst than india and holes and similar patterns in New Jersey and New York city worst than india and kids going to school not good and mostly school are bad and my kids and wife born here they don't know how to manage money and they only them sell all western world

[@realtalks1]

You are right NYC and NJ are not the. best cities for sure, too much density and overcrowded. We need a specific Podcast only on NYC. The speaker here talked about West Coast experience. But yes NYC is exception, almost feels like Mumbai. Do check 2nd part for complete picture, but I mostly agree with your observation.

[@yojo619]

I invested 8 crore in Ohio i got US citizenship last week, very easy process

[@karthik9272]

With 1 million dollars , you can live like a king in India. Worst decision brother

[@realtalks1]

Congratulations perhaps EB5 visa

[@realtalks1]

@@karthik9272 We may not know what circumstances were there for @yojo619 so its difficult to say if its right for them or not. Each of us have different core values and for some US will be better and for others India will be better. Both have its Pro and Cons.

[@ContraDox]

You are very rich , this much money can give you a king size life in India without doing anything. 😂

[@kishanjotangiya2158]

@yojo619 I want some information about this, cause i wanna invest in usa and i don't have knowledge about the process.

[@sangeetabansal8175]

Regarding medical facilities you are right

[@anushvarma6879]

Talking about healthcare in India, there are 2 sides to it - for small things, there is easy access to doctors and chemist, plus there are homeopathic and ayurvedic options but agar hospitalize ho gaye, then best of luck. They will milk you like a cow and no guarantee you will come back. There is lack of cleanliness, professionalism and quality control, they will keep you there for as long as possible so they can keep making money, they are totally commercial and patient wellbeing is not their goal. In US, in case of an emergency, they will treat you first, no questions asked, they will also help you pay it later or in some cases even waive it.

[@tushargala7995]

Agreed.. 911 and getting emergency service in 2-3 mins is unheard in India

[@PratapO7O1]

I think cost comparison should be done considering PPP rather than the nominal price difference. In general, if the price is 3x compared to India in the USA we can consider them the same but if it goes beyond 3x then we can say it's expensive.

[@realtalks1]

This is what was used in the speech, check part 2 and also PPP talk. Housing, Healtcare and schooling is way more expensive in US as compared to India its of the. order of 10X

[@biswamohandwari780]

All these things you can have in India, you just need to be strong when people interact in your life

[@goodmorning-001]

Good information 👍👍👍👍

[@deathward990]

Roads in big metros in India are much better than roads in midwest snowy states

[@araucariapasquale1]

Kuch bhi bolke nikal lo, log to pagal hain ki maan jaaye. Godi media sirf India mein chal sakta hai.

[@raghavrathore3698]

Bhai bangalore floods yad hain pichle saal aur bombay ki to kya hi baat karni. Apni bato ko justify karne se pehle thodi research karliya karo.

[@raghavrathore3698]

Indian roads are some of the worst in the world.

[@deathward990]

@@raghavrathore3698 In many midwest states where I currently live we don't even get concrete roads/repairs in cities

[@hiteshsingh498]

I would say more than money you first understand yourself. Are you and your family/closed ones happy emotionally, mentally & physically? If yes then remain there. If no then better to move back to India and try to be happy with whatever you have financially and try to grow yourself in life by remaining in India. Else one thing you must know middle class in India doesn't become rich automatically after moving outside. They still live the similar life in that place apart from what the government and country offers in terms of infrastructure and other good things.

[@sangeetabansal8175]

I am watching your video from U. S. California

[@sangeetabansal8175]

Well explained

[@morphin1]

What about the fear of getting shot around the corner and kids getting killed at schools and universities????

[@realtalks1]

This is a reality now in the US unfortuantely. However there are plenty of students choosing to study in the US. So we'd say this is sad truth, but people got to study. The Govt here is not having enough gun controls to avoid this. Thankfully we don't have such endemic in India. But again its not rampant and an exception. Though it only happens in the US and not elsewhere or in India.

[@darrellkisner1154]

Only you can decide if you want to go back to India, then go, and if you want to go to the US then you can.

[@one_minute_sanskrit]

To the point 👍🏻

[@gurbaz8194]

Sir anerican society itni acchi nhi unvirsties m idhar drugs h m Washington universty m padha idhar app soch bhi ni skte kitne drugs h 2. Idhar india jaisa mza nhi h jese festivals pe india or family friends ki bhaut yaad ati h 😢 3. India m bhi roads ab kafi acchi ho gi h m last year jake aya hu Or m bhi india shift krjunga 2025 m kyu ki tab tak mujhe cotizenship miljegi or usa bhi accha h dono country acchi h But m usa ko galat nhi bol rha. Is country ne mujhe meri dream life di h jo shaiyed m india m kabhi soch bhi skta tha❤

[@realtalks1]

Best of luck, yes both have its pro and cos. In many respects US is similar to India.

[@piyushjain9399]

I thought the link to the part 2 should be in the comments and easily accessible, so here it is: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4fKnah5mqiobrssi=YZIpnAvmjVr9McM_

[@danishrizwan7084]

Real reason people are coming back only and only because they haven't got gc yet...... Visa uncertainty.....

[@realtalks1]

Well a few who are OCI and GC are also coming due to immense opportunity in India specially in IT field. But yes VISA is big setback and layoffs

[@akshayaggar]

Thanks very much for daughter I have engineer back ground and was use to analysis BMW analysis, senior engineer And my wife was doing same thing even my kids What ever she makes money she told me I will pay all the bills and she will take care of the kids My daughter told me that when she is 16 years old my wife told her she will buying food not more than $ 5 and wife came home and order $350 shirt for her Only my money teach them In the school she grew up in UK and my both in law born in UK and money for them self not for parents One ceo and another doctor Every western country going to depression in 2023 I met how the stock market works

[@MrTeslaX]

bro, did not understand what you said. Can u clarify what you are trying to say, may be in hindi?

[@cool2251]

Kehna kya chahtey ho 😕😕😕😕

[@realtalks1]

I think Akshay Aggarwal jee is an Engg and works for BMW. His wife spends his hard earned money on herself and kids, like buying $350 shirt for daughter. His wife grew up in UK, as her parents one is Dr and other is CEO. He knows about stock markets and thinks that West will go into depression in 2023. @akshayaggar Pls clarify if this is what you wanted to say?

[@akshayaggar]

@@realtalks1 My father in-laws grew up Uk Indian migration from Kenya and no money dying for money and he has three kids My wife born in India but grew up Uk My both brother in law born in Uk and western culture only then self and no body else My wife doings the same thing buying shirts herself $350 ,but don’t want to buy food for my daughter she was 17 years old She told my daughter I will buying only $5 food for her One brother in law bacome doctors Second ceo but Both do not want to spend money on parents and only girls Both use to go outside country and buy stuff them self and here they teach them in school any problems just call police My wife called so many times with not valid reason My doctors brothers in law doesn’t like black peoples and his father black He called police brothers in law age 60 doctors and no commen sense they teach them in school Just watch latest vedio in Canada Five reasons why I left Canada permanent what they are doing in every western culture You run to India also My father in

[@akshayaggar]

Here is county school free but they don’t teach them anything Only sex and drugs and nothing else I am living in expensive zip codes same and my friends son told him same thing what happened to high school If you send them in private school they are ok but private school also minimum $20000 years

[@biplabchakraborty9032]

People moves from villages to small cities and small cities to metro because they see there some benefits in staying in metro like good earning and life style and to get something extra you have to sacrifice also like Home food and other comforts. Same thing goes for going to US or any other countries, if people staying there for long years while facing all the challenges in that country which means some extra benefits they are getting there which they didn't find in there home country. Challenges are everywhere in India also people are crying in unemployment, large population and increasing inflation , getting a job is also not easy , every corporate wants multiple skills in an single guy So which ever country you stay India or US , life is tough everywhere, nobody will give you spoon feeding.

[@realtalks1]

Very good perspective. Speaker also trys to illustrate this with their experience.

[@LoneWolf-tk9em]

The main issues in India is the basic necessities like water/power/gas connections, backward infrastructure and backward sewage systems even in metro cities which is unacceptable in 21st century. Not any big political issues, it's the small things that matters like Quality of life.

[@realtalks1]

Pls do check the part2 it talks about some of these issues in India

[@LoneWolf-tk9em]

@@realtalks1 where is the part 2, can u give the link

[@realtalks1]

@@LoneWolf-tk9em just open the channel or check discription. There are over 2 dozen Podcasts and various guests on the show.

[@jacobjohn4180]

No doubt india is better. This is indias century

[@bipindhakaish9866]

us dollars ka reserve currency status hai lekin yeh jyada din nahi rahega. 2029 mein 1 usd = 3 INR hone wala hain. Main bhi europe mein rehta hoon. 2025 ke end tak bharat wapas chale janeka plan hain.

[@realtalks1]

Pls come and share your views on our Podcast. Contact [e-mail]

[@vipint3694]

Lol without logic

[@ashitmukherjee5934]

Bilkul theek decision.

[@bobmonster111]

don't you think there are too many indian rupees in circulation as compared to USD. how can USD compete INR can you explain.

[@realtalks1]

@@bobmonster111 Not sure we understand the question?

[@tushargala7995]

US free education upto 12th grade, India doesn't give, free education in India is probably the worst in the world. The cost of living that you are talking about, you are assuming that you get the same salary in US and India, which is not true. Big gap in salary between the two. Law is very strong in US whereas Indians are scared to file a court case, because a case won't be solved ever in life in India.

[@realtalks1]

This is a middle class perspective. No middle class sends their kids to free govt schools in India. Yes Indian Govt schools are the worst no questions. People in US have to spend a huge fortune to get pvt education that is at least 10X the cost of pvt education in India. No the cost is being descibed on PPP basis please check the video on PPP to get the understanding. The experience is actual of living in the US and India.

[@lohithprince]

Hello, thank you so much. Could you make another video about the purchasing power ability and for how much salary is really worth making a move? My close friend left India for a 110k salary when he was already getting paid 34 lakhs per year in India, and is now regretting the decision. Considering the inflation the US economy is witnessing, really how much one should aspire for if they are making decent enough salary in India with over a decade of work experience?

[@realtalks1]

Could you please check the. 2nd part, it should most likely answer your question. General rule of thumb is 1:3 in a LCOL or MCOL and 1:4 in HCOL

[@vaishnaviprasad2051]

@@realtalks1 CAn u elaborate on this in simple english.This would be extremely helpful for me

[@ashitmukherjee5934]

If you have Indian upbringing then you should be content and not too much greedy.

[@lohithprince]

@@ashitmukherjee5934 that’s a whole different discussion. The topic here is reality and not philosophy.

[@vaishnaviprasad2051]

@@lohithprince 110k is too less for a decade of experience. This is what freshers get no offense . 100k is like entry level salary in sanfram cisco

[@azamparkar1318]

It is better to compare it with income, not value

[@nagratna793]

Dark side..jaise goli bari mass shootings.yeh sab k rahte abb i feel .. USA isn't really the hyped "American dream"

[@tushargala7995]

Please search rapes in India, use of unlimited Chinese products including toys for kids with high levels of lead paint. India is also the top 5 countries in the world with gun violence. Overall deaths in India are way higher than in US, it might not be the same.

[@I_agree_with_you]

Very good information

[@gulmohar6709]

East or West India is the best.

[@autistictutor]

Hi sir. Considering the situation of India today you know hatred, polarisation, increased intolerance and riots happening I am seriously worried my child to not consume the hatred on social media. I want a better education for him so i want to move to US.

[@realtalks1]

Sir its similar polarization in US too, in this respect both US and India are similar.

[@autistictutor]

@@realtalks1 glad u replied. Still learning about US from your and others vids. I didn't knew this fact about polarisation. Thanks

[@mayankindian3750]

​@@realtalks1 but usa me halat or kharab hai riots dekhe the usa ke itne violent riots nahi hue hai bharat me abhi

[@ContraDox]

I liked the US for its zero corruption, pure atmosphere good road network and no road rage. We are fed up with all these . I can live peacefully in such an environment, Indian red tapism pisses you off every day. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@ContraDox]

@@RecapRundown24 oh really I want to move but no passport 🛂

[@ContraDox]

@@RecapRundown24 still better than India.

[@JhilmilBasu]

Zero corruption?

[@akshayaggar]

My friend kids born here and he is from Delhi also Went to schools and become doctor and telling my friends not to open his mail and he moved out from friends house because he eat meat every early morning and sushi and other stuff then left in freezer and few days later through in the garage My kids doing this same and my ex wife doing the same thing

[@realtalks1]

Pls share your story [e-mail] we can host you

[@LoneWolf-tk9em]

Bhai PPC k hisab se bolo, direct comparison of dollar to rupee is worthless obviously. Rupee is far weaker than dollar.

[@realtalks1]

The speaker is talking w.r.t PPP, pls check the latest talk to get the real answer.

[@sangeetabansal8175]

Basically I am from Mumbai

[@kusumlata-of6dc]

Bhai India me cap rupees 400 se 500. Bhai vapas aaja , bread amlet ki dukan khol le , usi me acha kama lega. I remembered one doctor in govt hospital of India ( he is that experienced ) he pulled my decayed teeth in blink of eyes. With in 30 seconds. Our health system and doctors are best in world

[@realtalks1]

Yes Indian Dr charge less fees. Dental teeth pulling is under 1-2KRs. In the US it starts at 1k$

[@polaris1985]

Your view on school education is completely wrong, their syllabus is designed to get students active in extra cirricular activities like sports, dance, music, painting, etc with good communciation skills. They have high paying jobs in all the fields in the country and not just engineering(especially IT) like in India, take example of sports they have NBA, NFL, baseball, ice hockey, soccer, etc with 153 Major League sports franchises and even athletics(olympics) sports which easily employs around 1-2 lakh sports persons around the country, in India that is missing you have to be really good in the sports and make it to the international level to even earn a decent living, we only have cricket. Similarly US has good jobs in fields of painting, historians, humanities fields which pay equal to engineers in India. And even if you are not good in studies you dont need to go to college to earn a decent living farming, security guards, amry, plumbers, electricians, carpanters, mechanic, thousand different profeesions that give a decent income dont require you to study 4 years in college. Then also you are forgeting that their colleges which are world class dont have a crazy entrance exam for selection and there are atleast 100 good Universities in US, they look everything in the student and then give addmission. And if your child is going to apply to same US colleges then how is education bad? In India each student in competing with 100 others to get one decent middle income job, 15 lakh apply for 10k IIT seats, 15 lakh for 90k seats in Medical, 2 crore applicants for 90 thousand railway grade D job, A recent street vendor scheme of the government saw 15 lakh applications; of the 99,000 selected, almost 90 per cent are graduates. Then add 60% reservation into the mix. These are some examples of crazy competition level in the country and you think people want their children to stay here?

[@realtalks1]

I encourage you to see part 2 also. This has also been said and see the unemploybaility Podcast. Thanks for your valuable feedback. Each can have differnet openion, you are right in your perspective.

[@debalinamukherjee7197]

or issi karan se udhar k bache higher studies mai kaam hote hai or Asians zada hote hai 🙄 because Asians apne country se park fir udhar admission lete hai

[@Kalki-of5qx]

Why USA is still # 1 in innovation, Product design, creativity ? Almost all start ups in India are copy of one or another from USA or other countires.. Indian education system makes you slave.. restricts your creativity.. and also brother where do you live in USA.. Paying 2500$ monthly for pre-school ?

[@realtalks1]

Its standard pre school fees if you are on East or West coast in USA. It can range from 2-3K/mt. This is why child care is super expensive in USA. Even pvt schools are 2K+. Do check other vids around innovation, startups etc you may like. We have over 150+ podcasts already live.

[@jubair404]

bhai pure usa me sabse kam winter kaha hai ? ya ho hi na

[@realtalks1]

Souther US is mostly warm Florida comes to mind, New Miexico and Arizona are also very warm. If you want mild winters even Washington and Oregon are also good, not much harsh summers and mild winters with occasional snow.

[@jubair404]

@@realtalks1 california , Los Angeles?

[@realtalks1]

@@jubair404 yes whole CA too is pretty much no or mild winters also. Great catch

[@jubair404]

@@realtalks1 thanx bro 😎 delhi jaisi winter se preshan hu 😂

[@realtalks1]

@@jubair404 I mean Delhi jitni thand to Seattle, Portland, Bay Area, Austin, Houston sab mein ho jaati hai, maybe LA mein bhi hoti hai. But yahan par pollution nahi hai so u don't see smog. Sardi mein temp can go to single digits even in LA.

[@rayaanaaryan2684]

Kuch Bhi ...Bombay Aoa ....Doctor in Hinduja , Lilavati etc visiting fees start from 3500 RS to 5K

[@realtalks1]

Thanks for the information. However when you visit Delhi the Dr fees starts from Rs500, that doesn't mean that Max and other 5* will also charge the same but you have a choice. In the US minimum is 200/300$ you don't have choice.

[@harshawardhantalegaonkar9162]

Bhai average or above average or maximum better ones falls in which range ..thats bot 3500

[@realtalks1]

@@arunkumarpati5212 Thanks for the info. What the speaker was saying is consultation fees for Dr. In Delhi you can go to any clinic and it would be between 500-700Rs. But if you were to do that in US it would be 200-300$. At hospital you can't even imagine the fees in US that is of the tune of 50K$ for normal delivery, whereas in India range is from 20KRs to 1.5lkahRs. There is simply no comparison.

[@AZ.1988]

​@@realtalks1 Exactly worst healthcare system in developed countries

[@bikramjitroy6155]

@@realtalks1 in India, we have government hospital. So u can get either free or cheaper health facility. But health care isn't that good in most of the government hospital, though and it's also very crowded. On the other hand, if u visit private hospitals, they charge lot of money.

[@write4indu]

Mera ek question hai.... Agar wahan her cheez ka price jyada hai to salary bhi us hisaab se jyada hi milti hogi.... hai na ?

[@realtalks1]

AAP 2nd video bhi dekho. Hat cheez zaida nahi hai jaise Car, electronics saste hain. Food is ok though expensive to India but not so expensive as per salary. Rents and pvt edu is super expensive so are Medical and other services even w $ salary. Ratio of cost per salary on these things is very high.

[@ashitmukherjee5934]

Koi mulya nahi hai.Vedio ko theek se dekho.

[@pjabcd]

India mei logon ka mentality😅…isliye baagke jana padta h

[@engineheatx2]

Weather is good only in California and Florida... rest all places are shit weather wise

[@realtalks1]

I mean TX is similar to northern India. Seattle used to be like Delhi w.o pollution and more greenery and lakes. But now it is becoming extreme. Canada is much worse, Even Nevada, Arizona, are also OK

[@YatanveerSingh]

Hello, What can parents do to keep K12 kids at par with India.

[@realtalks1]

Try online schools from India, if you are in EST/CDT its easier as in PST the time differnce is immense and not many offer it. Also try to talk in native language to kids at home and take them to cultural events and home schooling. You can also work with the local Distt and ask part time school or Charter school, which is only some days a week. This allows you to work with the child and try online school from India. Best of Luck, do share your experience how and which school you choose.

[@Indimav007]

Comparing US to India is like comparing Mercedes to Maruti alto .

[@realtalks1]

Good 1, This would have been true a decade back, no more now. US has become Honda CRV now and India has grown to become Amaze :)

[@Indimav007]

@@realtalks1 I admire your optimism and your decision to return. Since you've lived there, i have to take your word for it. But facts and statistics speak for themselves... Us gdp per capita-65000$ india-2500$ Car ownership-above 85% india-below 10% No of people in poverty- less than 20% india-above 60% Just having 100 billionaires doesn't mean entire country is progressing. I come from a small city the reality. Just look at railway recrutiments, 4 crore forms filled for 1 lakh posts. You get the picture...

[@realtalks1]

@@Indimav007 yes we can't deny there are other problems too, encourage to check part 2 you will get the complete picture.

[@eyesoffloraandfauna8728]

USA kabhi pasnd nhi aya politics and culture ke vjhe se bhi .. Europe accha hai

[@brightup6806]

Bhai kaha ho india mein preschool or baby care is expensive 20000 per month

[@realtalks1]

Can you share egs where is this. In Delhi its 4-5K only and even less than that. In US you can hardly find anything less than 2000$.

[@brightup6806]

Kunskapsskolan international school gurgaon. Please check

[@brightup6806]

@@realtalks1 please check

[@realtalks1]

@@brightup6806 there are lot many schools who do it for lot less. You have a choice yellowslate.com/blog/best-pre-schools-in-mumbai There are going to be schools that will even charge Rs50K. But in US starting is $2000 no choice. Do you understand the difference?

[@brightup6806]

@@realtalks1 if a good school will charge 4 k per month what quality of teacher will be there and anyone who is qualified enough to give knowledge to your child will definitely charge .we also demand salary from company as per our qualifications and experience. The link which you have provided none of them is in range of 4000 and very few with unqualified teachers

[@chh1047]

Go urgent care and student run free clinic in us.

[@sudhanshusharma5083]

You are still stuck in dollar to INR conversion even after 10 years :-)

[@realtalks1]

[@manjeetsingh-wh6yq]

U know why this deference 1rupee /82dollar

[@realtalks1]

Its going to be a long post. Depends on may economic factors. Try Google

[@akshayaggar]

And no money in all western culture and prince money and depression is coming and USA will loose words currency this year and all western culture going to depression this year I am in stock market and I know how the market works and only reason I am not going back to India My daughter going to depression She knows that I was going back to India in 1996 even though my wife Cary western culture and my in-law same born in UK and they don't care One doctor and second ceo only money for them self

[@realtalks1]

We wish speedy recovery of your daugther and better family life. Hope all works out, but really appreciate your thoughtful experience. Perhaps you should join our Podcast and share your experiences and reasons to move to India

[@musafir123]

Bhai saaf bol do pr nahi mil raha agar mil jaye to fir tum kuch aur hi bologe

[@realtalks1]

Thats not true though its a big problem for many. Even in 2001 and 2009 many OCI and GC persons came back. So are many people now. But you are right mostly due to visa issues many people come back. In the video this has been stated.

[@prashantjadhav7516]

Sir jitne bhi Indian jo USA me woh log india me aake kyu khud ke tech company bana sakate he

[@realtalks1]

Kaafi ne banai hai jaise ki Snapdeal. But India and US ka startup ecosystem kaafi alag hai. While India is growing and many startups are coming up its no where near to US where so many startups exist and lot of funding and research is available. As US is a developed country the avg income is also 70K$ compared to 2K$ in India. Startups are risky and require research. We need lot of capital, technology, ecosystem of support and a large market. All of these are present in the US. That is why almost all top tech companies AMZN, GOOG, MSFT, META, CISCO, WMT, etc are in the US.

[@RageGamer5742]

Mai toh Paraceptemol muft me leta hu.... humare moholle ke sarkari doctor se..

[@realtalks1]

US mein muft ka rivaaz nahi hai, haan Canada mein sab Hospitals muft hain. But MRP bhi India mein Rs10-20 hai aur US mein $8-15. Jo ki bahut zaida hai

[@MrTeslaX]

Paisa bahut hai US pe paas,, haha, Bhai US has more than $30T of debt. Paisa hai but sab loan ka hai?

[@whatever3041]

और अपने अदाणी जी के पास जो पैसा है वो?

[@MrTeslaX]

​@@whatever3041 लगता है मेरे कमेंट को सुन्न के आपको चोट लगी है। आप बताएं मुझे अदानी के बारे में क्योंकि मैं भारतीय बिजनेस/पॉलिटिक्स कुछ सालो से फॉलो नहीं कर रहा। वैसे मैं पूरे देश की बात कर रहा था, एक इंसान की नहीं। पिछले ३ सालो में उस ने ५ ट्रिलियन से ऊपर पैसा छापा है, अभी पचता रहे हैं। उस जो दुर्र से दीखता वो है नहीं। वैसे

[@realtalks1]

Even ppl in US also have lot of money like Adani and Ambani, thats what has been said as crony capitalism. In this aspect India is similar to US

[@whatever3041]

@@MrTeslaX चोट तो आपको लगी मेरा comment पढ़ कर जो इतना लंबा reply दिया

[@MrTeslaX]

@@whatever3041 आपके हिसाब से लंबा जवाब मतलाब चोट लगना है? वैसे आपने मेरे सवाल का जवाब नहीं दिया?

[@prashantjadhav7516]

Aur India me kyu hum log USA ki tarah hum log sugar sakate he

[@realtalks1]

India ko abhi time lagega, pls check part 2 for the answer.

[@nishaahlawat9677]

US me rhne se hindi thodi bhul jate hai 😂

[@realtalks1]

bilkul sahi bole hain

[@NatureBoyWooo]

Hindi toh India waale hi bhul rahe hain. Hinglish chal rahi hai shehero mein.

[@NiceGuy1811]

Bro main aim of this video is not clear

[@realtalks1]

Sir read the description and see the video. Anyways everyone doesn’t get it. Those who do will understand what is being said in Hindi.

[@MrTeslaX]

Watch part1 and part2 for complete picture

[@ANUJ-yx5xw]

Bhai tu ek kaam kar india wapas aa jaa aur tere badle main waha chala jata

[@realtalks1]

We wish success to you, it doesn't require anyone of our estmeed guest to come back for you to go to US. Try better next time and maybe you also get VISA for USA.

[@kapilsharma3989]

Sir what is your name can I find you on LinkedIn

[@realtalks1]

All public info is shared in details. There are several speakers that come to our channel. We maintain their provacy. Anythng public is already in description.