Secure Horizons: Top 5 Safest Countries for Indians to Live Abroad

In this video, explore the ideal destinations for Indians seeking safety, security, and a high quality of life abroad. From the serene landscapes of Canada to the bustling cosmopolitan hubs of Singapore, discover why these five countries are perfect for Indian expatriates. Join us as we delve into each country's safety measures, cultural integration, and opportunities for personal and professional growth, offering valuable insights for anyone considering a move abroad. Whether you're dreaming of pristine natural beauty, vibrant city life, or a blend of both, find out which of these top destinations resonates most with your aspirations for a safe and fulfilling life abroad.

[@prashanthtalla]

What the heck? Why are you showing incorrect map of India? I demand to depict the correct map of India.

[@tc2334]

And so what if you demand it? The video isn't about Indian borders. It literally makes no difference to the content of the video.

[@prashanthtalla]

@@tc2334 this wrong attitude makes any Tom and Dick to depict our country's map incorrectly. Learn to voice wrong.

[@tc2334]

@@prashanthtalla No, it doesn't. This video was about foreign countries and the guy just googled "map of India" and grabbed the first one he saw. Countries like India and China have a whole host of territorial disputes and multiple versions of the map abound. It was an obvious mistake. If this video were about India as a country or its borders, I'd see your point, but it was a three second segment of the video and literally means nothing context. All those who want to know how the Indian government draws the borders of India need simply google "Map of India according to India" and there you'll have it.

[@prashanthtalla]

@@tc2334 BS! This is how sneakily things are introduced and it will become normal over a period of time. This is pathetic looking at your stance. And how do you know that he googled for map of India and grabbed the first map he saw? How can you support this argument even that an Indian that can produce a youtube video do not even know the map of his own country? Your argument of border dispute etc sounds you do not belong to India and/or have no respect/trust on our own maps.

[@tc2334]

@@prashanthtalla You need to relax. You’re making slippery slope arguments about topic not even relevant to the video. It’s not inconceivable that people from countries as big as India wouldn’t always pay perfect attention to every single map. Is it wrong, yeah. Does it matter? For this video’s topic? No. You’re getting rabid.