Why People Are Leaving Germany ? | Is Germany Good Place To Settle For Indians ? | Life In Germany

Why People Are Leaving Germany ? | Is Germany Good Place To Settle For Indians ? | Life In Germany
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[@ambareeshagashe8480]

Hello Shilpa

[@ambareeshagashe8480]

Myself Dr. AMBAREESH AGASHE from Pune India

[@ambareeshagashe8480]

Thinking of applying to Hamburg or Freiburg Government hospital through MOU between Government of Maharashtra & Baden Wúrtermberg province

[@ambareeshagashe8480]

Wanted to talk to you Can I get your contact no

[@ambareeshagashe8480]

One of friends from Mumbai stays in Baden Wúrtermberg

[@anirban3079able]

I have stayed in Germany for 1 year. Life is very difficult and depressing, specially in winters. You will be earning money but every single thing you have to do by your own.

[@bepowerful10]

I'm in the same boat since a decade now. I can so well resonate with everything you have said. One should consider all pros and cons before making this leap. From my personal experience, always be flexible, don't settle for less. At the end, this country is not the end of the world! Make smart choices.

[@luisfernando5998]

Come to Canada !

[@AmitJain-jh8jk]

Agree

[@nitinpathak8380]

Those who have been to Germany or Austria can understand how important work life balance, tension free weekends, clean environment, healthy food are. Yes there are some difference between lifestyle of India and Germany which we are not used to. Language issue is there, like any other country.

[@helloyogeshpatel]

You can also get this in India if you are extremely highly skilled like few lack ppl but not for common people

[@midhun.d1]

I lived in Dubai for 10 years and earned enough money for living. Despite of all these earnings I left Dubai, at the moment when I felt myself as a machine, woke up at morning, going office & coming back to home. As if I felt I am living for the job but it should be a job for a living. Literally I understood that there is no life in abroad. Now I am the happiest person living with my family, friends, relatives & my neighbours in my hometown.

[@matei5054]

Why so?

[@geetikak]

I also njoy staying in india, stayed abroad for long. But people's attitude, pollution, weather is driving me crazy. People treat animals and dogs in heartless ways. Those who try doing good are not treated well. Salary wise its good here. Festivals are good.

[@priyaprem3010]

Many friends of mine here in INDIA say SAME as you do !! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 EXPLOITATION LOW SALARY LONG HOURS NO TIME TO ENjoy. One friend DIED OF Stress heart attack at 38 in MUMBAI . 2 in BENGALURU same CORPORATE CULTURE STRESS BLOOD PRESSURE. ENJOY ??

[@shwetasinghnm]

I came back to Australia after living in India for 2 years around pandemic time. Indian service industry has become so good that its mindblowing. Plus if you live in metros, you get best of the world in restaurants now. So much buzz and novelty at every corner. I did not even pick up a glass of water those 2 years. Here it is back to cleaning and cooking after work. Cant even order much outside as Indian food sucks. Really missing the comforts of India. Not the traffic though

[@a-hit8454]

And yet 700k Indians moving to Australia each year 😂😂 So much for a world class service industry.

[@aspirantsAdda-nw5ge]

Bhai life quality nahin Hain hum jaise bandhon ko ja chahiye woh yahaan milta nahin dhankaa 😅

[@geetanjalirampogu1730]

My brother's been living in Germany since 3 years. It is true that the weather and living there is depressing but at the same time there are lot of perks like medical insurance, free education for kids and good work life balance which we lack in India. In India you are expected to justify your work and salary and still get paid in peanuts. India has the potential to be on top only if it has better laws , security and facilities for everyone. To each his own.

[@manin4568]

Life in india is a gem trust me 😅 USA was the TOP but in the recent years there is lot of issues like safety, taxation, ricing price, visa.... The only thing we lack in india is work life balance, salary scale.... Other then that its awesome 😊

[@abhikul123]

​@@manin4568awesome???? 😂😂😂😂 People living in India will laugh at this. Bhai hai hi kya yahan? 10 rupae ki chai aur 12 rupae ka wada pav? The standard of living just isn't comparable. The facilities, the money, the work life balance. And many more things. Bhai all this India is awesome is hogwash. The main reason is Germany isn't allowing parents to live. The moment it allows that, all these reasons will automatically disappear. 😂😂😂

[@manin4568]

@@abhikul123 i agree with the work life balance..... But somewhere in chaos u will Find inner peace in india ...may be ur an introvert.... Germany is a good place for introverts... I dont know what profession /where exactly u live in India... Im from Karnataka even if i get 60k-80k per month in business im gonna leave USA and come to my state........ I stayed in Germany for a while and shifted to Usa because of my love towards Guns.... Germany does allow parents to live but max 3 months, and usa 6 months..... Inkl India which has also visa rules.....no country would allow directly your parents without any consent (job/business/profession ).....what standards 😅bruh will get to know what standards u are taking about when people treat u like 💩 and make u feel Like u doesn't belong to the society...... Do u want to live freely or suffocated?

[@nomadd27828]

@@abhikul123 haha well said

[@ADITYA_138]

​@@manin4568true door se lagta hai kya mast life hogi jo rehta hai usse pata hai

[@sadhate4567]

From USA. I am living in this for last 40 years. But you explain very well about Germany. Good job.

[@jatinkumarshukla4472]

Tumhee hindi atti hai?

[@kareenachopra557]

Germany should allow parents to live with us after citizenship . It is mandatory , if parents will not live with us what is reason for such messy life there

[@prestoX]

The population is already aging in Germany, hence they are unlikely to allow it.

[@munaeemjamal-zl8hf]

I agree with you. My son in law lives in Munich . His mother has to return to Pakistan after every three months. She lives alone here. Germany should think about this. Otherwise, they will lose talented and highly educated people.

[@unwantedmoonlight148]

Main reason hi yahi hai parents ko bhi allow karna chahiye Jaise Canada karta hai

[@Ayeinnn69]

Bhai mere parents toh waise hi nai foriegn rehna chahte toh mere liye toh koi faida hi nahi hai allow ho na ho mai toh fr bhi jaunga

[@nagendranaidu3826]

parents not allow ,but only one parent who have serious medical problem

[@ankitmishra5108]

Rightly said. I stayed in Frankfurt for 2 years.....there I used to get 70k euros per year....I got 35 LPA job in India and I came back.... all reasons mentioned are 100% correct....same issues I faced when I was living there

[@mickeymouse4938]

Can you elaborate on your experience.. also which tech stack has demand in Germany?

[@TsebT]

Gotchu Bro… 35% - 40% tax … meaning left with around 45k in a year including bonus . Half of this will be spent on rent , grocery and lifestyle . Smart move for accepting 35 L in India

[@ankitmishra5108]

@@mickeymouse4938 - I was a Salesforce developer working for an MNC in Frankfurt

[@anamoly01]

100% for learning german. i felt same in berlin, realised that english is not the universal language as projected in our english schools in india. The world is very different as opposed to what we grow up thinking

[@basundi9137]

I like your point of view. I am living since very long in Berlin. Every country has pro and Contras. You can't compare India with Germany. It's better if you learn language. I speak German. I saw your other vlog with your neighbor uncle living alone. But nowadays you have so many old age homes all over India. Germans are very disciplined people. They respect Indians specially. Life Is very peaceful here. Free education, social security, medical insurance etc so many facilities you can get only in Germany. Some Indian friends shifted England but came back due to very expensive education etc. It's a matter of choice. Ich wünsche alles Gute für euch

[@davelawson2564]

what is the tax rates ? GST ?

[@kidsfuntime...3947]

Because of People like you the parents has to live in old age

[@UPAKHOSALA]

What is meaning of the last sentence, in German LANGUAGE? What r the taxes in Germany?

[@basundi9137]

It means.. Wish you all the best

[@manin4568]

​@@UPAKHOSALA super high u will get peanuts 😅 there is something called as brutto/netto... Half of your salary is filtered using this technic.... Also depends on many cases i guess

[@ajitsingh-ne5ol]

The only reason I cannot live abroad is loneliness. I have travelled to US and Canada along with other countries. Western countries feel very lonely when I lived there. India is much more lively.

[@VipinsinghParmar]

Festivals are high in India

[@MrIndraneelbose]

Paa ji - India Mein Modi BJP hai ...Sarey cheddd bund kar denge

[@navnitpatel5292]

Correct friend.... भारत रहनेके लिए सबसे अच्छा है।

[@Ribro]

What if I am already very lonely in India? I hate it but being lonely in India is worst feeling than actually being lonely anywhere else 🥺

[@truptiadhyaru9545]

Still people going for better future to other countries!!

[@neetu11p]

The situation for Indians, especially young Indians, is not that bleak if they work in Germany. In India an IT employee is expected to work for long hours and wfh has increased the expectations. Salaries on an average are not anywhere near 20 L per annum. And due to the huge young population, the chances of becoming obsolete by the time you are 45 are also very high. Ageing parents of single children should be the primary reason to return, but if you have a sibling in India who can care for them, then that too is not very crucial. At a young age it is not so difficult to learn and languave and assimilate in a culture. At least the young should go abroad, get experience, see the world and then can choose to either stay or come back based on individual situations.

[@sunilkapoor4751]

exactly

[@spamaddress8976]

Very well written and explained. My thoughts exactly.

[@aqsaidris2946]

What’s a monthly salary is considered good in Germany?

[@kodakb1069]

Germany is in recession & the demographics of the country is going to be bad in 10 years .

[@bayardkalyan]

That 20LPA notion is based on your current perception. India is growing and avg salary will hit 1 crore pa by 2050. But I don't see that growth happening in Germany. And paying 40-50% tax where you cannot benefit in your own old age. And even if you live in USA right now, it will be difficult to afford property in India after 10-20 years despite earning dollars.

[@sathyanarayana887]

My bro was in Germany...now he came back & settled in India...( Bangalore)...we divided our ancestors family assets ..what he says, if your individual net worth around Rs 10 crore plus...you just never think of any country...India is a heaven

[@iam_aksingh]

Fact

[@Siraj_Faisal_Khan]

1 cr bhi ho to india best hai

[@mahirgamer10]

India is heaven?? Seriously? 🙄🤡

[@Pravin-if8pl]

World has become global village. It has only two category people, rich & poor. Every country in the world is heaven for rich even Afghanistan, congo, Uganda.

[@gta-og106]

​@@Pravin-if8pl Yes I totally agree with you Pravin. In India, if you have money, you can live a comfortable life. Or in any country. But I think now for a newcomer, getting rich in West is becoming difficult

[@yadavkomal]

I was in Belgium and the weather phenomenon is such a deterrent. It makes you feel gloomy and isolated in an already 'not so community oriented' culture. The pandemic had again added to it. And since I lived in a house in the outskirts, the heating systems were not always functioning due to the householders need to save on the gas/bills. A genuine piece of advice for anyone planning to study or otherwise settle in cold countries - PLEASE EQUIP YOURSELF WITH ACTIVITIES, EVEN IF THEY'RE INDOOR EXERCISES, DANCE ETC (EVEN THAT IS A PROBLEM SINCE PEOPLE IN THESE COUNTRIES HAVE A PROBLEM WITH SLIGHTEST OF NOISE), KEEP AN ACTIVE SOCIAL CIRCLE AND HAVE COMMUNITY EVENTS HANDY AT LEAST A COUPLE OF TIMES A MONTH TO KEEP YOUR MENTAL HEALTH SANE. These societies have their perks, the work life balance may be good. But the fact is that Asian bodies sre smaller, less tolerant to the harsh winters and we're not used yo living in such isolated conditions. It could be depressing if you don't already see it coming. It looks good on the outside but the vibe is actually gloomy. Edit : She's absolutely correct about the paperwork. It's true for most European countries. They're not digitised at all and delay the work through unnecessary paperwork. The administration is very lackadaisical+ fine is something a friend of mine personally experienced with no fault of her own.

[@imtheheroful]

Same thing with Scandinavia as well, same story follows, hopeless and seems like living on some kind of other planet 🌍 considering this weather people and silence not feels like this is where I belong 🌐

[@8010289147]

are u back to india ?

[@siddharthachoudhury2021]

Go to Spain

[@anirudhamohanta9048]

But I love this country 💖

[@venktesh6600]

@@imtheheroful "other planet 🌍" is the apt and scary word 😄😄gives the required imagination of the place.

[@cookmaster3626]

The problem with Indians in General is they want to get out of India and enjoy the best that the West has to offer and don't want to handle the hardship or inconvenience of living there. You can not get the best of both worlds. When one goes to live in a foreign country for whatever reason be it, learn and adjust to live in the new environment or go back to your parent country. I would say that it is mainly because in India we are raised with helpers handling your daily chores and we are not accustomed to doing on your own.

[@youandmetheworld]

I am glad you mentioned about the househelp and the cheap human labour that help Indians focus on their task. Literally, Middle Class Indians live like Kings of their own little kingdoms in India. Cheap and readily available workforce help them throughout their life. They think they are very intelligent and meritorious without realising and recognising the prerogatives they have.

[@venktesh6600]

@@youandmetheworld But now a days for the last many years middle class getting the heat and are not able afford because middle class income is shrinking and labour class are earning more and they have options without hesitations. I think its westernising .. the poor class is joining middle class gradually in terms of earning and end up being middle class in a generation time.

[@nasirahmed5938]

Very true, i used to live in London and now in Germany again since 6 years very big difference too slow ... 1. Kindergarten rubish no workers no service 2. If you tell them about Uk or usa or Indian system they replied das ist Deutschland (this is Germany) they have Gabar mentality(shole indian movie. ) 3. If you resist or complain about bad quility in kindergarten they start threatning the child protection service ( jungertsamt) 4. If after four months we complain about bad service in kindergarten and quit with them , the did involve child protection agency 5. Child protection agency wont listen to you and treat you like criminal 6. You have to hire a solicitor to protect you from child protection agency.. 7. They would listen to Germans but not the forign parents 8. Then you should be smart to protect your self ... 9. Child protection force you to your chikd to learn only German 10. Bi lingual(english and German school) schooling is allowed in Germany but .. 11. English school in Frankfurt for example they are mostly rude on the phone ... 12. Full of discrimination .... 13. We landed in to kultur ministerium to complain about school 14. The school teacher very rude.. 15. The head ministress denied to have admission in her school and made big theater... just shameless.. 16. We contacted " Gemeinsan leben Hessen" they are the best ..

[@abdulazeem1607]

Shilpa, 30-50 lacs package is not normal in India. Most of the freshers get 3-6 lacs package.

[@atharva577]

It's possible in IT and finance, but competition is high

[@OmPrakash-ie7sh]

@@atharva577 only passout from iim and good engineering colleges

[@aurangzeb866]

@@atharva577 Still 30 to 40 lpa package is not normal in india for IT

[@atharva577]

@@aurangzeb866 it's is possible,my brother works as a product manager for youtube india

[@aurangzeb866]

@@atharva577 I said not normal

[@krazyyuppie1607]

We Indians want laddus in both of our hands.Germany has pros and cons which one should analyse carefully before coming to Germany.Inflation,housing,language,high taxation, socializing,weather etc. are the problems.Overall life is much more smooth in Germany compared to India.Shilpa,provide data on how many skilled persons are coming from India and how many are leaving to get a realistic picture of the situation.

[@DeepakMishra-uu2mb]

I m leaving just before general elections next year, have been here for almost half a decade, work in IT, one of my colleague already left

[@vedhh7727]

This is the comment I was looking for. There is no data presented. Only a few first world problems mentioned.

[@anirban3079able]

It's not about laddus, she has covered the actual scenario. I stayed in Germany for 1 year and then left. Life is smooth? Lol🤣

[@vikramhere771]

You summarized everything that I try to tell my friends, about why I want to leave Germany. If you make a decision table on paper, You will moving to India makes a lot of sense. Pehleki baat alag this, because payment was not at all comparable, bt abhi India me 20 lakh bhi kamo to Germany se jyada achhese India me reh sakte hai,

[@JitendraShivramani]

German people are very different from us as they do not value money, they enjoy life with liberal leaves and easy working. People feel very secured medicals are free job gone Govt gives pension more than 50% of last salary per month etc.

[@chandraarun20]

yes thats right, one of my friend is in germany and he said the people of german are not civilized and cooperative.

[@parmbirdhaliwal6311]

Right

[@kovidprizner7657]

true, EU,UK Canada ,Australia air USA ab rehne ke laik nahin hai !!!!tables have turned , the loot has stopped coming in, living standards are dropping fast. stay in India people, those who migrate from Punjab and Haryana, are mostly doing low paying labour jobs.

[@shantarammandlik2589]

13:33

[@Ppalsingh4558]

Yes, but In India govt is looting in the name of petrol and diesel. Just think from the prospective of a poor person

[@djtailor]

If you live in India then after watching this video you will feel proud of living here. Thanks for showing truth.

[@suhailpasha1219]

Kaiko bhai woh kam indian hain kya

[@Anonymous-pn1ih]

Also upcoming years india will surpass Germany in terms of nominal GDP taking the spot of 4th position.🔥 The real future is in India.

[@suhailpasha1219]

@@Anonymous-pn1ih per capita income?

[@rajata4713]

@@Anonymous-pn1ih total GDP doesn't matter, what's the per capita income in india? For every small thing you have to go through corruption. How many ppl are leaving Germany, way more ppl are going to Germany. Actually many ppl got fired from the job due to recession especially in IT sector ...so those ppl are giving excuses to avoid embarrassment as they proudly showed their quality life in Germany before.😂

[@Anonymous-pn1ih]

@@suhailpasha1219 India have been colonized for lots of years and remember "Rome was not build in a day" if you want to grow indian per capita like european countries then we should start doing same things what they used to do just colonized and exploit the resources. Ask people who are in geopolitics and are investors what value india and china are making.

[@jbookvoxx]

My dear lady, I have been around in Germany since over three decades and can assure you that there is no other place like it on the planet. There is a lot to learn on daily basis - at least for us, Indians. I can sum it up in this sentence - I would rather be a lamp-post in Frankfurt, Hamburg or Düsseldorf than to be the king of India.

[@shubhamgarg09]

I got your point But you exaggerated too much

[@MithuN-h7m]

I would rather be a lamp-post in Frankfurt, Hamburg or Düsseldorf than to be the king of India. does this mean germany is heaven on earth

[@Sam-tz8ou]

Ok lamp-post! enjoy your illuminating life in Germany.

[@jbookvoxx]

@@MithuN-h7m in comparison to India, yes !

[@MithuN-h7m]

the genetic defect of germany is the language barrier. 100% truth. that's why native English speaking countries have serious advantage over germany. Trust me all indians who are already in germany want to leave germany and they are just waiting for their chance

[@wandererstales]

We quit Germany in 6 Months, We dint get a permanent home for rent, the struggle to find a home is real, we spent a lot on Airbnb which was hard on our savings. City registration process was hectic. We had to stand in never-ending queues in freezing temperature from morning 6am and you dont get through with no choice but to return the next day and hope for registration completion.. Not being proficient in German made communication with local authorities and navigating administrative procedures challenging. Moreover Germany seemed to be lacking behind in the digital space still dependent on postal letters for communication.. Further if you are pet owner, getting a appointment from vet will take time. Getting a car license is challenging too. Sunday is closed & you dont find any super markets or other shops open expect few kiosks, that means Saturday is grocery day. For travelers, the train connectivity is best even the roads are well connected. You can explore around easily.. 49 Euro Monthly pass is a great Deal 🙂

[@Average_But_Specific]

Judging by the fact that this video only highlights all the negative aspects, (compared to the earlier videos, where a more balanced and honest view of things was presented, eg. the video from 28 May 2022), it does feel like you all are moving out of Germany pretty soon. As long-time subscribers, we do wish you all luck wherever you plan to move to. Keep the videos coming!

[@udmahraj4076]

Remember uganda

[@zyzyzx3352]

Dude grow up, things change. exitt eeuropee

[@deeps2111]

Been living in Germany for last 5 years. Everything u told is 100 percent right

[@vidyakini5158]

You have spoken on actual realities of life in Germany . People normally only speak about showy salaries and homes . Nobody tells you about ground realities. Good video dear . Thank you for a true insight .

[@abigail01pakhuongte]

In Germany there is less pollution and noise pollution and fewer nosy neighbors bothering you at every turn, health insurance, and-for me-the most important benefit-I do not have to worry about my child's education fee unlike in India. Everything has its advantages and disadvantages, it all depends on your priorities. In India it is more loud and lively, you get house help, and you also have families all around. Winters can be depressing, but with all the joyful Christmas markets and decorations here it can lighten your weekends or evenings. You can visit places covered in snow, just like those pictures in Christmas postcards, and your family can visit you occasionally for a better opportunity to see Europe. You are earning visiting India once a year is not a great task. And yes the last but not the least we all have different personalities some may like the country and some will never .

[@GamingSunDBZ]

I got offer from Ireland last year but When I compared salary with my existing. I decided to stay in India. House expenses and taxes were too high. Here in India , I am having good life and can afford almost most of things including own housing

[@Guruprasad_Bhat]

Let me talk about house help It's available in India because someone less privileged exists there. Here because of less work pressure, one can easily do housework. Regarding food, I am now able to eat much healthy in Germany which was impossible with work pressure in Bangalore.

[@madhurisajith]

I know, a lot of the challenges she mentioned are part and parcel of moving to a western country and it has always been the case, nothing new. For me personally, the work life balance is a huge a factor. I call home and all my family and friends are always at work, reach late, take only Sundays off, there is a culture of encashing earned leaves in India, because even if you have them, you really do not get to use them, apart from that from personal experience and from others of the toxic senior junior, boss subordinate work culture. I had to make up lies just to apply for 10 days of vacation, when I would have 35 unused leaves.Because of competition if you do not comply to the work culture, you will easily be replaced. I admire to see Germans manage work, buerocracy everything and yet take time out for vacations and family and relaxation. Maybe learn from them.

[@mohitjoshi6730]

@Guruprasad_bhat Hi, i am planning to move Germany for my post Grad. I am worried about finding an accommodation there ? How to overcome this problem.

[@Guruprasad_Bhat]

@@mohitjoshi6730 yes, possible, difficulty depends on the city perhaps.

[@mohitjoshi6730]

@@Guruprasad_Bhat which cities will you recommend to get eazy accommodation and a part time jobs to cover my expenses…..I am planning for my post grad….out of supply chain/ digital marketing which field would you recommend for long term growth and salaries for a fresher like me ?

[@SanjeevSinha30]

Living in USA, we do have similar challenge of doing household chores but then we have a very large Indian community here, large number of Indian stores, Language is no barrier, temples , festivals are celebrated and here in New Jersey schoold have holiday on Diwali. So many Indian restaurants that you do not get chance to try all. Overall freedom to do whatever you want

[@colsartech9261]

What ever u want legally. Nothing illegal.

[@datasqlai]

I am in Germany . I am in IT from last 17 yrs. How H1B situation IN USA ?

[@neel_in_germany]

Shilpa, I, too, feel the same pain while in germany... You have described everything so aptly...

[@live2search635]

Why are you in pain . Thats not your land. You are on immigration visa term... Ask your king to take care of your life . Germans are not bound to give you a satisfied life ..

[@invictus9750]

@@live2search635 correct

[@natures__kingdom]

Accha apni ki bengali

[@chanchalbpharma]

I feel more pain when you here in Ireland

[@Xobi-]

​@@live2search635 correct

[@muralikrishnanayyappan6513]

Know a couple of my Indian colleagues in the US, who happen to live in Germany, went through the same issues you speak about, gave up, and then moved here to the US even when they know that Indians are facing VISA ISSUES every day followed by a wait time of 100-150 years for Green Card !!

[@matei5054]

But why prefer US over Germany? In terms of work life balance it's so good

[@muralikrishnanayyappan6513]

Loneliness !!@@matei5054

[@krazyyuppie1607]

Shilpa,do you have data to show how many people are migrating to Germany and what percentage is going back after spending how many years?I think more people are coming and a fraction of it is leaving for greener pastures.

[@healthytalks4373]

You tube par aajkal trend chal raha hai .... Why people leaving UK Why leaving Canada Why leaving Germany 😂😂😂😂

[@ArambhHaiPrachand99]

lol 😂😂☺

[@Samsung-zg9ql]

Aur in sab logo ko ek mauka mile waha jaane ka to raato raat bhaag lenge waha😅😅

[@aashaikh3463]

much better they leave Germany hahahaha hahaha hahah

[@dipankarpal8054]

😂😂😂 competition market Bhai... bidesh chorne ka competition...this is NAMO effect 😂

[@geebees1545]

​@@dipankarpal8054 If given the opportunity, you will first one to run. There's no word called the namo effect.😅😅😅

[@RaviMaurya-zz2re]

Aaj India mein berojgari badh gayi hai😭 aur baat karai salary ki to jyada bade ne hai par mahangi dugni se bhi jyada bad chuki hai as compared to 2010😡 . Aur Rahi package ki baat to jo bhi yah Bata rahe hain salary 5 6 percent lT ke logo milati hai . Aaj bhi ek ITI ka Banda mushkil se 12 se 15 hajar rupaye Mahina kamata hai . Aur Germany mein 3000 se 4000 Euro per month ( after tax deduction )Diploma kar ke kamata hai . Yah video Keval amir ke liye hai jo ki India mein mushkil se 8 - 10% hai . Germany mein average rahana khana ka kul milakar ek acchi rich life ka kharcha 1000 se 1500 Euro hai 😃 (2 person monthly expenses )

[@manangaur8288]

Exactly, secondary cheezo ke bare mei zyada baat kar rahin h shipla ji ye aisi cheeze jo manage hojati h

[@abhinavkumar5000]

​@@manangaur8288but paperwork ka concept mujhe bekaar lgaa

[@rohankandwal]

ITI has always earned less because we have now engineers/automation taking that over too. You are comparing apple and oranges. The difference in purchasing power is huge.

[@sharadkurade7685]

Aur do modiji ko vote...😂

[@OmPrakash-ie7sh]

Bhai har country ka yahi haal hai. Only living standard is good in developed countries

[@aashiyanai.khalifa9063]

Hello , I am also in Germany since past 2 years and believe me now i am feeling like to leave this country and go permanently to India or some other country and reason is exactly like you said...

[@FlyingAbroad]

Thank you for sharing

[@alamrafique6216]

Jai Hind!

[@mickeymouse4938]

You can return easily What is stopping you ?

[@ginaross295]

Thanks for this video and putting your honest opinions. No country can feel home other than home (India) for Indians. But once in life we should take the leap of faith and move to these countries it’s an interesting experience to live and work in these nations - though not for long term

[@drfaizrajputrana2166]

Bhut acha or sachcha bola aakhir dil ke baat jaban par aa gye shilpa ji thanks again making this truthful vedio❤❤❤

[@at_tap]

when I was in Germany, I came across whole lot of German people who inspired to move to countries like USA… prime reason being orthodox nature of their own people and severe cold weather.

[@toseefakbar7542]

@@mr.amitbhatt3176 What do you mean by islamic refugees?

[@mr.amitbhatt3176]

@@toseefakbar7542 The 3Million + refugees who came from Syria, Iraq,Afghanistan other izzlami countries to Germany during Angela Merkal tenure

[@spamaddress8976]

​@@mr.amitbhatt3176 Islamic refugees and immigrants are always dangerous. They create chaos cause riots and disturb the harmony wherever they go. Muslims should be kept out of European countries.

[@sureshbabu7377]

Yes bcoz of those refugees, native Germans leaving there own country its very sad..

[@toseefakbar7542]

@@sureshbabu7377 why do indians always blame Muslims for everything?

[@1995Kunal]

Since more and more people are coming here and as students integration is much better, it would be nice to know how have you been coping up with these problems. Good pay back home is primarily for certain specific sectors but not for all which is why people are coming here.

[@satyadutta7296]

I feel & it's always better that to achieve a higher professional degree from abroad & acquire some experiences & return to India. Work in a high position here along with high salaries etc. Develop Business with the foreign world ( Germany or anywhere ) by staying in India. You will enjoy Money...Position... Life.. India is advancing just like anything... GOD Bless

[@Elusivee007]

Exactly my thoughts. Going through the same process.

[@venktesh6600]

Really...!!?? Indians were doing just opposite before a decade back or so and that was logical and profitable. Only who got the better studious brains used get good scores in Indian colleges with less money then used to go out to earn bigger currencies than India. It was logical or profitable. Now the Indian inefficient multitudes simply following trend when the trend has gone long back. Those universities attracting such 3rd world students just for money now I guess. I have seen many college grads in India selling property, taking retirement money and Loan from banks and running to west to STUDY not for JOBS. Pls check it out what you are suggesting. The only extra point you are adding is setting business in foreign world.. The job or employee mindset people hardly 1 or 2 in hundred might get succeed in establishing business outside.

[@manjuh5992]

@@Elusivee007 you will never do that

[@Elusivee007]

@@manjuh5992 huh, how bold of upu to assume about random people in comment sections.

[@manjuh5992]

@@Elusivee007 broo be logical u will put 20 lacks into the course and then u will stay in that country for 2 years and then coming back India again u have start from scratch like search for jobs that a lot of process that no one can do and its a fact just double think once and u will never find a job in india in this market if you are staying in germay they wll directly reject that

[@moulim672]

Very nice video, you have mentioned all the points very gently, with appropriate context

[@chitrakumarhazarika6622]

I have learnt a lot regarding Germany's work and life culture from your video.Your revelation of truth is very much welcome sister.

[@sumiyamfu1527]

Exactly 100 % agree with your viewpoint Madam🙏🙏, I am staying from 3 yrs in Germany and I am suffering from those all what u have now mentioned in this Video, I will definatly going back Home Land Nepal, if I live here long time I will be mental or Depression. I would like to Suggest so far as better don't come Germany please

[@User_9063]

True

[@blockchaintechnology3653]

Did you return ??????????????

[@debajyotiroy8539]

What happened to you guys😂 Previously i was encouraged by you and still encouraged. It will not change by this video😂😂 Without the point of Parents every your points are really emotional and in valid😀😀 Make your life strong again😍😍

[@Ribro]

Germany me kaamwali bai nahi milti.. most critical point for indian girls/women 😜

[@amit9023]

​@@hanipasha8859 this applies to iraq afghanistan Africa too

[@solonypattanaik]

Because she has baby recently 😂

[@ArambhHaiPrachand99]

@@Ribro but if anyone multi millionaire or Billionaire then 🤔

[@manishaboricha5116]

Every country has their own do's and don'ts and people learn to live or they quit. Shilpa you talks so well

[@sonali-rc8es]

I was living in London n decided to came back to India. Trust me we are more than happy in India.

[@BlueSkiesAbove39]

Good, more jobs for UK citizens.

[@vikas1520]

i left stuttgart Germany last year... it was my best decision 😊

[@kishankalariya2485]

Just watch its previous video in that they are pointing germany excellent work life.. and now she change her view because she has never try to learn German. In its previous video many a times she mention that she doesn't know german language that's without giving efforts how can you get success.

[@AjayKumar-id7mb]

50 Lakhs Package in India 20 to 30 Lakh package for freshers Only few people are getting very few people and only in IT sector Only Google Microsoft and Amazon are paying that much salary and they are hiring very less people per year. 99 cent of IT people are getting upto 3 Lakhs per Annum And only 0.01 cent people are getting 20 plus package and that also after 5 years of experience.

[@abdulazeem1607]

exactly

[@alokenandamitra3494]

3 LPA looks typo error !!

[@AjayKumar-id7mb]

​@@alokenandamitra34943 Lakhs Per Annum I know it's also a big amount

[@cathy285]

I lovd my country ,Kenya, people are polite, helping, smiling and welcoming

[@kamaluddinshekh3279]

यह सब बातें सुनने के तो ऐसा लगता सबसे बेहतर हमारा देश भारत ही है ❤

[@pankajrathi956]

I love my lndia

[@amarendrasethi1978]

America sabse best country hai rehne keliye. Kyunki sabse jyada indians America me rehte hai pure world me.

[@vikas1520]

​@@amarendrasethi1978 हाँ, सम्मान!!! अमेरिका में ज्यादा मिलता है जर्मनी से

[@hetd5618]

Hi ..good info for people thinking of going to Germany... Actually i feel India has more comforts in terms if house help cooks drivers cheap auto rick fares ..plus good social life ..i know so many ladies in 60s n 70 s too enjoying kitty parties ..in India uf you have money ..no need to go abroad.its more licely n vibrant in India.Salary too have become decent.I know a few of my kids friends who are 21 getting start package of 10-11 lakhs..n 40-50 lakhs for 10 yrs experience ones in finance n IT

[@vikramarora5170]

Well, I am also leaving Germany because of their irritating beurocacy. Long time for spouse visa and then rejection. On the other hand they say we need skill people. Better Job Better Life in India , Now I am in Better position to decide what's better for me after experiencing Germany

[@live2search635]

Why are you in pain . Thats not your land. You are on immigration visa term... Ask your king to take care of your life . Germans are not bound to give you a satisfied life ..

[@largefan1]

Better job, better life. Sachiii 😅😅 Just say best privilege and disparity helping u stay growth 😂😂

[@Tangy_touch]

Long and short, DONT COME TO INDIA... reasons details later... Or read some in few comments replied i have given

[@live2search635]

@@Tangy_touch what is happening with Christians in manipur , india is good ??? Atleast you can eat well on Christian countries lands

[@Tangy_touch]

@@live2search635 come on green, be mature.. i just talk about routine life of ppl in india.. get a life... Dont go astray..

[@sateeshprathapani]

Hello Shilpa-Sachin, Thanks for this video. . I am Dr. Sateesh works as a scientist in Berlin. I have been following your videos over a year. This is exactly point by point I do feel, even I was wishing one day you guys are going to bring this to us this problem with the detailed factors! Here it is!! I agree 💯% with all these points. Living here brings pure frustration with lots of struggles...

[@ukrainemylove6184]

Personally travel Germany 🇩🇪 several time , country is ok but too much regulations & earning saving money almost impossible. 💙💛🇺🇦

[@anuragtyagi3836]

Superb Shilpa 🎉 one of the best vlog seen on KZbin 🎉 u had described life from an Indian opinion beautifully even about wheather 🎉 Great Shilpa 👍

[@habeebmohammed5441]

Nice post, detailed explanation easy to understand the reality of life. Thank you

[@armstrong2450]

I too have plans to go to Germany for a couple of years. Take 2 years of salary back home to buy a nice 4 BHK at Kolkata and park rest of the cash in Indian equity market

[@Robin-qu5jm]

Well you won’t be saving more than 1500 euros per month. I worked there for 5 yrs. I don’t know what you can buy with this 😅

[@geetamutalik6917]

😂

[@rmagns03]

Madam, You have brought the truth of Germany before us. Motherland is our real mother so this feeling is bound to happen. India is best place to live in but our leaders have made it hell. Let's hope for the best. Thanks for sharing your views about Germany.

[@jibanbanerjee9321]

India is a great country of world,jai hind jai Bharat 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@natures__kingdom]

In ur dream

[@natures__kingdom]

Usa Australia Canada are the perfect country for living 😂 look the gdp per capita income 😂😂

[@rampal8893]

@@natures__kingdom INDIA IS A BIG MARKET , PRIME MINISTERS OF US ,CANADA ARE SEEKING INDIAN MARKET

[@natures__kingdom]

@@rampal8893 bc the overpopulation

[@rampal8893]

@@natures__kingdomJUST IN CASE OF PER CAPITA ,BUT IF ONE WANT TO EXPLORE CULTURE, YOGA, MEDITATION, NATURE, HISTORY,OLD TEMPLES AND SANATAN DHARM HE/SHE MUST CHOOSE INDIA ........... THAT'S IT'S

[@sandeeppal8904]

मेरा भारत महान ❤❤❤ Nice video thanks ❤️🙏

[@svsv123]

Living in Germany for almost 9 years have nothing lot to complain about it. I did what for me was required like learned German, joined sports clubs, attended local events. Result - Integrated with German culture. Not just me but also my wife. We have very friendly and helpful German neighbourhood. I know many Germans who told me that you are very German to us when I tell them that I am from Bharat. I got even job from contact with German people. Yes it was depressive in earlier days. It was also lonely. But a small take away for them: If you cannot enjoy company with yourself, how can you expect to enjoy company with others.

[@bibekghatak5860]

Germany has entered ICU 😅 . I believe the situation of whole of Europe 🌍 is similar .

[@shivaaya4032]

Even if u move from one state to another in India, it's difficult to adjust, takes time... Then how one can easily get adjusted in different country.. In India u are used all kinds of freedom.. U can spit anywhere, park anywhere, don't follow speed limit, garbage anywhere, drive in any lane ,easy maid service, doing politics in office and so much... But when u go to any other u get restricted to all this.. U hv to behave against what u were in India..totally changing ur habits becomes quite a difficult task.. Then u give reason of valuing family members..which u don't want while in India😅

[@kovidprizner7657]

and still have poor living standards

[@ashokrane4179]

Exactly.. She earns more than enough and now when time is come to leave Germany.. She need reason.. And she blaming now

[@gargikhaire3740]

Agree on most of the points as I was in Germany so agree. I. E. except the IT sector all other fields of language dominated in Germany. But india main haal Or bhi bura hai, Without switching jobs, in India company main koi hike nahi mil rahi hai..... Just coz of this in my company 80℅ people left. Further 30℅ income tax and jinaki salary 50-70 lakh hai unko wealth tax bhi dena padta hai, GST on every single purchase, property tax, maintenance of house, no benefit on saving even in mutual fund on profit tax imposed, weekend all places over crowded, you can't take simple breathe and in mumbai going to office is another hassle, bosses attitude, no fix working hours, even in month end we worked late night reached home at 1 or 2 clock and about male employees no need to say. Job bachaane ka pressure, competition ka pressure and after a certain age employees become unsecured and under immense pressure they work. So, if I could suggest jaha pe ho wahi rahe at least india toh na aaye.

[@Baishampayan_Mishra]

Ya didi you're totally right I've also decided to go to Germany for Bachelor's in CSE

[@vishalamu]

Bas kar pagli rulaegi kya. Vaise meri bhi life esi hi hai jaisi apne batai. Jaldi hi india me wo culture aa jaega jab 40-45 age me mostly log retire honge.

[@shibooster]

Grass is always greener on other side. You be abroad or in India it's all same now. Atleast in India you will be closer to your near and dear ones.

[@1973sheki]

And you forgot to mention one thing, heart attacks among young generation in India.

[@ajaysrivastava5875]

@@Baishampayan_Mishra so are u in germnay...or planning?

[@remusmuscberlin7959]

There have been Indians in Berlin for 4-6 months, they came as IT specialists, but a lot was laid off in Berlin in this area, now they go out to eat for €12/h. Very important before you come to Germany you must already have a job!🇩🇪🇪🇺

[@DipankarNath]

I remember the fear of the paperwork, that was one of my primary reasons of moving out of Germany. I was always afraid that I will get fined due to some paperwork I might have missed 😅.jokes aside, I did make a lot of friends and I do miss them a lot. Most importantly, to be at the top of your game you will need to be fluent in Deutsch, otherwise forget it. But it is a great country no doubt about that!

[@yashodashetty6678]

Thank you for being very open with your experience & helping others take decisions before leaving for Germany 😊

[@hirasingh4270]

Very knowledgeable, these are true reasons why I left Germany. In long run there is no gain in Germany.

[@FlyingAbroad]

Thanks for sharing

[@firozshah5928]

@@FlyingAbroad u left Germany without Passport ??

[@firozshah5928]

@Flying_Abroad. Where we can talk ?

[@aghakareem]

​@@FlyingAbroadplz find New work

[@piyalbandyopadhyay7012]

After watching movie Mrs Chatterjee and Norway (based on real life of a Bengali couple) it is quite evident that in your everyday life state's intervention is not at all acceptable specially for Indians where family bonding matters most in spite of few drawbacks. Like Mexico people from Canada also are trying to go to USA illegally which clearly indicates that not everything is hunky-dory in western world.

[@yash1756]

And everything is golden in India?😂

[@cooljunky]

@yash1756 💩

[@jasonmiller3011]

Indians ki main problem hai ki law and order and discipline follow nahi karpate

[@samanthamccormick1505]

Yes, Indians want to have street side vendors, paan-waala, dosa/vada/samosa shop, ability / freedom to throw garbage around, spit around, cut lines/queues, everything like in India. So why leave India? you have all of that in India? Or they go abroad and say, hey we have language problems, we dont get same food as in India, Germans dont speak in HIndi. Wow. So stay in India then.

[@CanisLupus-uq3vv]

PTE is accepted in Germany's public University?? Make an full video on admission with PTE.

[@ssworld007]

Go where you want on the earth but u get peace only in India, our nation is ours how u lead a life no one will ask no rules...enjoy each n every moment whatever it takes....Jai Hind

[@jaskeeratb5458]

Watching from your videos it seems like you don’t like Germany anymore it’s show that you want to move from Germany, but every country having pros and cons.

[@MrinalM.]

Whatever is the reason but one thing I like about western countries is their natural beauty and cleanliness 😍but it's really surprising that in today's digital age Germany's people are still using paper works to do their normal work. It means at least in this field India is too modern and advance 🤣

[@divyayadav6149]

Hey i have a question for u ...u have made a great video about why not to live here...but are u also planning to move to India or are u just inspiring and motivating other Indians to leave ??? Expecting your honest answer ..and when are u planning to leave back...

[@apoorvaboloor2043]

Well said...these people are crazy to make KZbin videos, mint money, just for publicity these videos are made

[@adarshaj]

99% of this is exactly applicable to Japan!! Except the work-life balance is also bad 😅

[@jiminsjams5878]

all facts i agree but it is just unimaginable to me how people can move to germany without learning their man language. it baffles me because learning a country's language is literally the bare minimum that one can do before moving there.

[@rajenderthusu5791]

Hi Mam , I appreciate your opening your heart on Germany. Being an immigrant myself, these issues are common for everyone who leaves ones home country. I request you to have patience and reevaluate going back to your home country. I wish you all the best. God bless you 🙏

[@Ribro]

Most important thing she mentioned is how lucrative it is to face these issues. If you are not earning more or saving significant more than home country.

[@iacko12345]

She is exaggerating the things

[@property_tommorow9918]

Seeing this video is rapid method of depressing those already in Depression and those thinking of Going to Germany. Increase the speed of speaking and u will reach instantaneous depression. Congrats for making crash course in Depression.

[@sciencelover7972]

Exactly 😭

[@vishalamu]

I actually watched it at 1.5x 😂😂

[@datasqlai]

Every day there are posts in indians in germany group with people being kicked out of the company in probation period. She is just telling the facts.

[@bathildabagshot7688]

But this is true, u must know before you take a big step..

[@gkashokraj]

Very nice video... Realistic and logical points explained...!!! People flying abroad and spend robot like machine life..!!! 👏🏻👏🏻💗 💗

[@SamarLite]

India mei Freshers ko 30 Lac ke package mil rhe hai ? Sacchiiii.....Its for like 50 out of 5 lac students

[@fussion4life]

fir apko india ke work culture ko ek bar experience krna chiye , no leave 20-30 % tax with no benefits ppl are living in fear when company will fire even .. ..health and education ststem are looting ppl , facing queues every wherewhere high polution middle class is confused what to do , lower class doesnt know anthing what is inflation and all rich ppl who have all facilities here and are living comfortable are going abroad , then they realise that counrty is not good , infact their economy are uniformly distributed and system works like no one take advantage of another weak person easily and get equal rights to sustain thier life better .....

[@shibooster]

Bro, but still India is better. Shayad tujhe wo ab samajh me nahi aayega..

[@fussion4life]

Mujhe samjh aata hai tu khud research krke samjh ....fake proud feel krke kuch nahi hota Bro look around and see how many people doesn't have roof and struggling for mere food , by looking 2-3 cities and saying whole country is developed is very narrow.... If u r struggling to do ur own daily work , that's ur problem bcz u r habitual of harrassing week PPL in India by paying 100-200 to do ur household work..... And that's seems to be ok thinks little bit wide mate !

[@knowledgeispower8943]

Altleast family is together

[@shibooster]

@fussion4life you are saying as if everything is perfect in western countries. If I start to write what is bad there, this forum would not be enough.

[@kalikaenterprises7000]

Loneliness and no social life is big problem abroad... in India, too much social life is proble. But still India is much better

[@VivekShri95]

Very beautifully explained Shilpa, without any bias!👏👏👏 You are welcome back to our motherland!💐💐

[@dailydollars2690]

Ha ha ha...she will not come to India...never...bet it 😂😁😊

[@kanchankumarghosh4254]

We are very happy to live in India and we have no need to go outside India leaving our family and friends.

[@aashishsharma9106]

Nirmala Sitaraman is encouraging mass emigration of salaried Indians

[@rameshmistry6604]

Lovely information about Germany...i am from London same issues here also i opinion is best is mera bharat ..

[@user-mv7pm1pm8t]

If you can earn your living in india, it is the best country to live in. Looking back to history india was the dream destination for portuguese, french, english, turk, mughals...etc. Think about india's civilization, cultural richness, spiritual depth and diversity. Rest i left to you guys to realize india's potential and possibilities with her gigantic market economy and evolving democracy! Namaskar 🙏

[@satishkumarnair9781]

Yes. India is booming. It is the best place to live.

[@devendrakumarchaudhary663]

Very true analysis of Germany life style which is very difficult to live in Germany for foreigners. Thanks for your positive unbiased talk.

[@Harsh-pw6iy]

REALITY - TEENAGE, YOUNGSTERS KINDLY NEED NOT TO BE FEEL DISHEARTENED AT ALL BECAUSE IN HER VIDEO SHE HAS ONLY COVERED AFTER SETTLING LIFE OF PEOPLE/ELDERLY IN GERMANY...JUST LIKE HERSELF Who told you it's "VERY TRUE ANALYSIS" of Germany

[@satyam5075]

No, she is biased towards sharing things. O understand the problems faced by them, by the fact about income she shared is subtly wrong

[@ashishraval1841]

This is harsh reality, life in Mumbai or Hong Kong is far better than Europe.

[@rudrakale1262]

Mumbai lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@appleoranges9772]

Oh really? 😅😅😅

[@atozn4all.105]

😂😂😂

[@learnndfun2]

Mumbai ki life se mt compare kro🙄

[@ravisharma8120]

Koi sense h is bat ka

[@nileshgada]

Nice and very informative video ... About the cons mostly .. what about the pros of Germany...? if possible do make a video will love to see and like ...... Thanks 👍🏻

[@RaviSharma-xx6xn]

We are very proud of an Indian. We like our Country. We are very comfortable living in India.

[@dinezrk]

Your video was well presented and had the updates for all the important questions that most of the people will look for before migrating to Germany. Great job and I really appreciate your quality of content 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Hope to see more interesting content from you with same high quality 👍🏽

[@Ashwin_11]

everyone CAN NOT make money in hypercompetitive market like India. For most middle class Indians, western countries provide the best standard of living they can get, with a clean and healthy environment along with work Life Balance. In India, no matter how much you earn, you will be stuck in traffic and live in a polluted, unclean and unhealthy environment, unless you are really rich.

[@Steroanlage]

So true! I also have relatives in India and Bangladesh, but I am living in Germany. Either you are filthy rich or miserable poor in these countries. The luckily growing middle class in between is afraid of going down the social ladder and green with envy with the rich. As I know how life is in Dhaka, Bangladesh and Kolkata, India, I am thankful not to have these problems like unclean environments and living with temperatures as high as 50 degrees Celsius. I rather like our still moderate temperatures, social health system, increased security and education system, which is free of cost. Not everything is great here of course, but living in Germany is not as bleak and dark as this video is suggesting. Otherwise, the lady in this video wouldn't be in Germany, after all.

[@nuukizmir]

@@Steroanlage whole India is not like crowded Kolkata or overpopulated Bangladesh. Visit towns like Gangtok, Leh, Otty, Tawang etc. which are much less polluted than Berlin. tech cities like Mysore also clean.

[@gdatir]

Very true what you mentioned Shilpa. Have you considered Australia? They have aging population as well and need migrants. India is the number one county migrating to Australia at the moment. It's a lovely country with people from all cultures.

[@nuukizmir]

Why do you want to develop Australia, start business in India and make the country as CHINA + to the World

[@tpb1006]

@@nuukizmir India is a sht hole, No one can help that country. It is dirty and will remain so

[@Ribro]

😂😂

[@Shivayan-y4r]

Itna sab kuch sunne ke bad ek bat samajh me aagaya ha ki hamare Bharat 🇮🇳 jaisa mahan desh aur kahi nhi ha 😊.

[@vijaylal8850]

इतना सारा problem???😢 हम तो भारत में ही ठीक है मुझे तो अकेलेपन से ही डर लगता है इंसान कोई पत्थर की मूरत थोड़े ना है मस्ती जरूरी है परिवार मित्रों के साथ

[@Ribro]

Jo koi bhi india me enjoy kar raha hai with friends and family should not consider moving abroad. My honest opinion. Friends and family values a lot more than anything

[@mayankindian3750]

​@@Ribro bhai duniya me paisa sabai kuch nahin hota jaroori hai lekin Dimaag pe chadha ke rakho ki yhi sab kuch hai waste hai bhai

[@abhinyascorner23]

Wo kyu rah Rahi hai wapa pe achha nhi hota to rahti kya kuch bhi dikha Rahi hai channel PE bohot achhi Shanti aur sukun ki jindagi hai jarmony me

[@ArambhHaiPrachand99]

@@Ribro for me not I want to be a king of finance so I need to move out of India and go to usa so I get lots of money then power 😡 I'm stone by heart don't need anyone 👆💪

[@ArambhHaiPrachand99]

@@Ribro like George Soros