Why don’t NRIs go back to India? Dollars, Loneliness, Visa issues, Parents? | Albeli Ritu

What is the best and worst part of being an NRI
Why do people stay in the USA?
Why do people go back from the USA?
Does it feel lonely here?
Do you have a sense of belonging in the US??
How often do you visit?
Apart from dollars what do people get in the USA?
Do they have a feeling of home in the US?
How were your early days here?
What do they regret?
What about your parents, do you feel guilty about not being with them?
How comfortable is it to stay in the US?
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[@AlbeliRitu]

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[@OneAndOnlyRAJAji]

Visa milega tab jaroor aayege aur milege bhi okay

[@shakchat4308]

If you are not going to assimilate in US with Americans, and if you have no love for America, then go back to India. You have used America. Trump will kick you out anyhow.

[@MithileshKumar-gn2cg]

Please visit some other cities as well ! Possibly Albany, NY, the capital city, but small city. You can meet many youngsters like H1B visa holders and also some seniors who lived whole life in US. Some are in 80s, have no intention of going back to India, but still hold on to Indian Passport, do not want to become US citizen

[@sadenb]

The major reason thats stopping me to go back is the toxic work culture in India where seniors look down upon juniors and teachers look down upon students. There is no mutual appreciation. The money, pollution, weather, are secondary compared to this. Having said that, I have full empathy for Indian students who work outside and have gone through the struggle. You know that in US you will be recognized more and appreciated more, but then the visa regulations are awful and your parents are back home. The life of uncertainty - I feel we are neither of this country nor that country.

[@andytumm]

Frankly my current high paying job in the US is 10x more toxic than my humble paying job in Bengaluru.

[@JhilmilBasu]

​@@andytummya I wish more people understood this. I have a similar situation germany

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Very true

[@themirage6223]

​@@andytummmatte Karnataka k band bidi😂

[@D402S]

​@@andytummThen go back f back. Stop being a burden on America.

[@abhishekagarwal846]

India me rehne walo se poocho. Even after 32 years of so-called liberalisation, there are no facilities, no life, no money, no financial or physical security, High taxes - for the middle class.

[@SubhamKumar-hj2bb]

😂😂😂😂

[@SubhashishBagchi]

Problem in India 1. Corruption 2. Dirty politics 3. Pollution 4. Society not open ( LGBTQ+ not supported) 5. Women empowerment issues. 6. Casteism 7. Toxic work environment. Problem in USA 1. Homelessness 2. Mass gun violence 3. Health system is extremely expensive 4. Racism toward non whites 5. People are generally rude and not helpful 6. Woke culture 7. High cost of living and high taxation. We humans always tend to forget that grass is always greener on other side.

[@BlockchainRealms]

This is one of the best comments.

[@sagarkumar-mz8nq]

In India much more homeless people than USA 😂😂😂😂

[@srikarnv9834]

Everything is convinced but LGBTQ, if u want it's support go to France.

[@mannysubramanian8393]

Problems in USA - High divorce rates as well

[@RajendraShekhawatIndia]

I returned back 15 years back. I never felt like home in US. Started my business here. Best decision I took.

[@Dragonpro-e2r]

you must have visa issues and got stuck in GC line. AFTER Green card, USA is land of opportunity and 99.9% never ever go back for good, only visit every few years !

[@videoediting4907]

Mera friend bhi aishi hi baate krta tha usshe hijre pakad kr le gaye

[@Mariee0012]

I stayed in the UK and got my permanent resident visa only to return back to India man! Never ever felt at home there

[@deepakjangir8552]

Feko apni puri Shakti ke saath feko 😂😂😂

[@meenakshiskitchen2456]

I m going India what is date ? Every body asking ? 10 time

[@LaggardInLove]

Lived in the US for 10 yrs, studied and worked. Incredible experience! However, returned to India a few years ago, home is the best❤

[@grumpybharatiya]

What made you return to India? Tough H1B’s the reason?

[@MrTeslaX]

which city?

[@Abc-ho2jl]

Cannot afford his kids fee to University's. .🤣🤣 Free community school...😉 Fake life Fake face

[@imVijit]

Nahn Bhai USA is best ..caring people,would class infra for common people ,food ,places to visit ,culture and most importantly happy and hepoy people who cares for each other makes it the best place ..that's why almost no one comes back

[@Abc-ho2jl]

@@imVijit Because , here. Back in india, ppl will easily identify fake face...

[@prabhavenkatesh7931]

We came back to India after 10 years in UK and never regretted it. That is because we were financially sound. Without finances it would have been a nightmare. As it is we love traveling in India, love how convenient everything is, love the weather, love having family and friends around. It all depends on what road God has prepared for you.

[@amishachudasama2031]

How long ago you moved to India?

[@thejattlord]

It's unfortunate that could not succeed in UK.

[@1354pj]

Wisest decision you have ever made! 😊👍🙏🏼

[@therevengers7544]

If you are not financially stable it would be even nightmare in UK .

[@rajeshk8083]

Good.

[@bhagatpremal]

Dollars and living conditions. Come to Mumbai and see the garbage everywhere. What is the point in staying in a crore rupee flat when at the end of the day you are greeted with corruption and potholes and garbage

[@sonalimhaisekar6151]

Smart cities main garbage na ke barabar hai aur infrastructure india ka kaafi had tak change hua hai..but yes sirf infrastructure change hone se country developed nahin hoti . Jo ease, comfort and freedom hai american lifestyle (mental, social, economic) and thinking main..wo to european contries main bhi nahin. There is no other country like USA. Isiliye USA ek magnet bana hua hai duniya ke liye. ( except Japan, teenager's fav.)

[@robinfrancis6507]

what is point living with great infrastructure, great area and 💵 but with out mental happiness?? everyday when I wakeup i feel i miss india at-least my family members, I realized that going back to india is far better and planning it soon!!

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

@@sonalimhaisekar6151 india ka infrastructure America se sadiyon piche hai aur rahega

[@sonalimhaisekar6151]

@@PriyaK-cu1fz India ka comparison china se nahi kar sakate to usa se to dur ki bat hai..main to india ke past infrastructure ko present infrastructure se compare kar rahi thi.

[@stephenwilson4931]

@@sonalimhaisekar6151 angoor khatte hain... kabhi india se bahar gye ho to pta ho even big cities look like slums....

[@BINDERANDREAULRIKE]

I think investors should always put their cash to work, especially In 2024, we'll start to see more market diversification. I'm hoping to invest about $350k of my savings in stocks against next year. Hope to make millions in 2025

[@SabrinaaDolph-y4y]

Since risk is at an all-time high right now, perhaps you should be a little more patient and return when it has decreased. Alternatively, you can consult a trained financial expert for strategy.

[@PhilipsJameszang]

true, I have been in touch with a brokerage Advisor. With an initial starting reserve of $80k, my advisor chooses the entry and exit commands for my portfolio, which has grown to approximately $550k.

[@WilliamsTyler5]

I’ve been looking to switch to an advisor for a while now. Any help pointing me to who your advisor is?

[@PhilipsJameszang]

My CFA ’Melissa Jean Talingdan’ , a renowned figure in her line of work. I recommend researching her credentials further. She has many years of experience and is a valuable resource for anyone looking to navigate the financial market.

[@WilliamsTyler5]

I looked for her profile online using her entire name, then I sent her an email to set up a meeting. I hope she gets back to me shortly. Regards.

[@Thenobelfan]

There are essentially 3 reasons why people move back : 1) things not working out in a developed nation ( visa , job etc) 2) cheaper labour 3) compulsions - friends and family . A very small minority will move back because of the love for India - what’s exciting about bad air , blaring horns , seeing kids begging on the street . Having said that US is probably the most developed developing nation , with crime and craziness .

[@trekkergal460]

There are visa issues also, one of the reasons people are forced to leave

[@awesomedude4428]

> Having said that US is probably the most developed developing nation , with crime and craziness . That's pretty much everywhere.

[@drnikhilyadav8549]

I returned from usa....the feeling of loneliness and depression is just too much....settled in India...

[@lantherpagdi]

Cons of India: Lack of basic civic sense, ZERO public etiquette and discipline, people are never considerate towards others or society, infrastructure not adequate, unnecessary competition for basic things, toxic workplaces, power can get into people's head turn them into @$$#0l3s very easily, corruption in both public and private sectors, cheap quality in everything, unequal opportunities, open discrimination by the system based on caste, religion or people you know, slowest judiciary, people keep poking their nose in others business (which they are still continuing after migrating here) Cons of west: Cost of living is sky high as you pay an arm and leg for basic necessities, housing is a disaster, some things are unnecessarily high and premium quality, the system is designed to squeeze every last dollar you saved, People can get suddenly and unreasonably radical and out of hand, rampant mental health issues, racial politics, deteriorating state of law and order, failing medical system, stagnant or collapsing infrastructure and development.

[@Raj-mb6uk]

infra is not a major problem anymore imo, it's the unorganized and undisciplined public. They ruin anything that's built and have 0 sense of basic responsibilities towards public properties. If Indians magically become organized and disciplined, that'll solve most problems on the roads relating to infra. Stricter and better implementation of laws is required which will again require stopping corruption on micro level

[@sunny20rocky]

All my comments convey positivity about India. What I hate the most is religious division, ppl spitting in the road.

[@AkshayKumar-fj3ks]

cost is sky high? lol you want to spend in cents when you’re earning in $$$

[@catcat63527]

Bro, how many years ago did you leave India to think that caste is still a problem, at least for Hindus? Muslims try to post Fatfa to kill Ahmedia and other law caste Muslims, but Hindus discrimination is very limited to villages and politicians at most.

[@PJ-oz2pg]

Having lived in India and abroad, your comparison could not be any more true.

[@WatermelonSugar1209]

I work in Europe. My work life balance, safety being a woman and travel opportunities really make a difference. I do not think I will move back. I like going back home and spending time with family. And definitely it can be lonely sometimes. And in many fields, job and research opportunities are really good and can’t be compared back home. Glass ceiling for women in finance is real. Not to say women can’t succeed but definitely there’s more prejudice against working women. Commuting in Indian cities is a nightmare. Having access to nature is also a big plus.

[@toplist3257]

These days women are given priority in all fields because of diversity and men with merit are discriminated against.. I think you have to update your knowledge and look at the bias you hold

[@shrknj28]

I agree with your point on safety. I am also planning to move to Europe next year. Because safety reasons only. And esp as a woman who is not willing to marry, the societal pressure and judgements will kill me ... Which is going to start soon.. So for me it's better to leave India.

[@DeveshBirla-m6w]

Good decision ❤❤

[@andytumm]

I work in Amazon, My friends all work in big companies like Google Microsoft etc, Let me tell you that none of us are happy. We all are more depressed than we were in India. I haven't seen a positive change in any of our lives. I came to the US because my family is lower middle income from generations. The only goal for me is to earn money and somehow elevate our family wealth. THATS IT! Neither we are happy not our parents. Thats the truth ! and it's the same case with most of the people I know.

[@ManaKathalucanada]

😢

[@ManaKathalucanada]

Same feeling here - From Canada

[@Wajihavibes]

What makes u depressed apart from missing india

[@ankanaghosh5163]

when are you coming back like you can come back after 5 years after earning a lot

[@varshadudwadkar4411]

😮

[@reitikasingh730]

Give an opportunity to peope who are saying NRI's are selfish everyone will come running towards it..its all about making your life better when you have best opportunities

[@anitamishra8867]

True

[@robinchatterjee8331]

I have rejected such an opportunity twice.

[@drnikhilyadav8549]

I returned from usa in 2015...dont want a life of loneliness and depression...so get ur facts checked before generalization

[@nutank5884]

Sari baton ki ek baat India me bahut tension hai different types ki 😡

[@Ayushkumar-ww7uq]

Population bhi

[@videoediting4907]

​@@Ayushkumar-ww7uqPopulation 😂, Population is not that much problem. Reservation is biggest Problem,you are deserving seat,job but SC ST OBCS take your job and seats. 2nd Religion riots and tensions in North India ,you don't when politicians do riots in your area for their political gain,India is more religiously divided now than before 1947 Their is no main stream media in India and we know how current ruling government destroy India media and Media show ground reality,media is voice of common people but their is no media in India And there are a lot more problem for example nonsense speech by Indian company owner that want their employees to work 16-17 hours daily Bad decision taken by current government that reduces employment in country and create more competitive environment for jobs Cheating Exam system of UP Bihar that have majority of India population because of that their is unfair competition Fir example two OBC Students going to coaching daily in Kota for jee preparation and same students have full attendance and other students that study in Delhi have to go school daily . So result of both will be different

[@harsh.hk__]

​@videoediting4907 it is not about reservation,it is related to population only

[@manjulpant698]

I am here in US from 1 year, apart from dollars I dont have any motivation to stay here...

[@oldie-american]

Soon you will realize that 'dollars aka money' is almost everything.

[@drnikhilyadav8549]

Soon you will land into depression and a dilemma that y I am living here

[@someshbhalerao]

Now things are much better in India after COVID. Most of the company has permanent WFH. Salaries also much grows in India

[@vav9999]

Recently visited USA .I found job market is super horrible..coming to US means inviting Suicide/Rape.entering US means entering red light area,no going back..innocent indians come here nd get screwed..USA means ultimate screwing assured..be careful children.India is heaven.parents plz realize

[@sudhirarora2422]

After living in outside in france in 10 years i returned and i feel it is better to return. Har har mahadev

[@samanthamccormick1505]

What has Har Har Mahadev go to do with the topic of you returning?

[@samanthamccormick1505]

So for the 10 years that you continued living in France you never thought of Har Har Mahadev? But when you returned to India [or possibly had to return to India/forced to return to India, due to visa issues] you are back to doing Har Har Mahadev. If Mahadev was so Har Har, you wouldn't have left the land of Har Har Mahadev [India] to go live in the No 'Har Har Mahadev' land of France. And that too for 10 long year. Why did it take you 10 years living in France to remember that Mahadev is Har Har? Not getting permanent residency in the Non Har Har Mahadev France/Europe? Yup, not getting permanent residency in Europe/Amreeka can make a lot of Indians remember that Har Har Mahadev can be found only in Indian. So now that you are back in Har Har Mahadev land, what next? Mandir-Masjid riots, Upper Caste-lower caste fights, Beef/No Beef vigilantism? Let me guess...You likely are going to pack your bags and run from North India to some city in South India in search of jobs. And once there you will like to boss over the local South Indians demanding that they, the locals, learn Hindi and speak to you in HIndi, so that your life is made comfortable in South India. You yourself will make zero attempt to pick up 5 words of the local South Indian language. But living 10 years in France, you likely put in some effort to pick up basic French and spoke French in ishtyle. So in non-Har Har Mahadev lands, you have no shame in picking up Foreign languages. But there is a lot of shame in picking up INdian languages even when you live/work in Har Har Mahadev land. Jai Bajrang Bali and Jai Santoshi Mata ji and Bharat Mata ki Jai

[@Kannan_50]

​@@samanthamccormick1505 sooooo funny!!!!!

[@sujoy1660]

@@samanthamccormick1505 that's one sickular comment by a "converted christian"

[@samanthamccormick1505]

@@sujoy1660 Says the person from Bhorsht Bhengol which has joined the list of most backward states of India (alongwith UP, Bihar, Jharkhand etc). From Bhesht Bhengol to Bhorsht Bhengol, what a fall. Keep sucking on your Hilsa fish.

[@cheersbloom]

In india too how many people get to stay in their hometown if they are from small towns (which is majority of India). Cousins are all over the place for education, job hence staying in india too you mostly miss your state festivals if you live in a far away state for work or education. Ritu is asking questions considering ideal scenario of the full extended family from a big city like Delhi and everyone still is in Delhi celebrating everything together like birthdays and marriages and festivals. This could a single digit of the population who could get such ideal scenario.

[@ankurakashady]

Nice observation my friend

[@arunmoh123]

But flights are cheap in India these days. You can easily travel for any function.

[@ronztinz]

@@arunmoh123 But holidays differ from state to state.

[@arunmoh123]

@@ronztinz Yes some variations in holidays will be there between different states, but you can also utilize your personal leaves.

[@travelwithtejashree1894]

Just one suggestion -- when the person is talking or speaking about themselves,do not interrupt....just a suggestion.pls don't get angry

[@ashjoshi8094]

Ha, ha, ha, ha , tikh hai tikh hai

[@sarikakumar2060]

I think you are asking old era questions to the new generation. Whoever comes to the USA, they only look at their life, very rare people think and worry about the family which he left in India. As people grow , perception is changed. It's such a practical world that has become. So in my opinion, your questions are not at all relevant to this modern and real world

[@sonalimhaisekar6151]

Glad to see some realiastic comments here..otherwise the same topic discussed in marathi channel and there i saw mostly unrealistic and dramatic senti comments.

[@prabhaek4908]

No one will sacrifice there career in foreign countries to attend marriages ,functions in India now a days Again it depends what everyone thinks , but trend has been changed a lot now

[@vecna7523]

​@@prabhaek4908 Many have sacrificed their jobs that paid them in crores for UPSC, and family is way above UPSC. Given a chance everyone would want to go back but the problem is you have to be pretty hard working in India, things are not as easy.

[@UPAKHOSALA]

Thank you very much for Sharing this FANTASTIC message with us. This lady out of publicity hunger forgets common sense. Today at India we are getting everything that an average person at USA will enjoy At fraction of cost . At 2023 Indian railways are more than 85% electrified But GERMAN RAILWAYS ARE 75% ELECTRIFIED 😊😅😂

[@SAM-sn7fp]

Everyone is not so practical. We care & love our parents & siblings. It's very very difficult to live without them. I think her question is absolutely relevant.

[@change9929]

NRIs are foreign souls,but Indian bodies.Because they could not find suitable wombs in foreign countries,they took the Indian route.

[@realnikhilpatil]

kuch bhi bakwas

[@prabhanarayana]

Dear albeli, Your questions are really your own doubts. It seems you really miss India. You are trying to find answers from others, which is impossible. Each one has their own reasons. No point in comparing. India can never be US and you can never feel India in US. Be where your heart is, otherwise it will always regrets.

[@prabhaek4908]

Yes true I also felt same, ritu is trying to find answer for her own through this question ,answer section

[@AshishSahu-zr4sk]

Thank mam for your comment...... Its help me too 😊

[@ashwaniverma6024]

True

[@jaishriiyer1563]

Well said. Be where your heart is. I have stayed in US for over a year and realised that although US is a beautiful country, it couldn't fill the void that I felt as my family and friends were so far away. The dollars cannot give the happiness that I felt with being surrounded with the people that matter to me. It's definitely a trade off.

[@gurpreetkakkar]

You are right india can never be like the US in fact it will be a hell of a lot better than Debt ridden US in the near future.

[@MrAviv1]

Desi Khana desi culture and desi roots will always keep us 100% desi. Mera bharat Mahan!

[@stephenwilson4931]

Lol khatte angoor

[@HRDESHI]

Ghanta mahaan mera ab Bharat Bharat raha he kha h sabme angrej bnne ki hod lagi h Metro cities k log to khud ko angrejo se bhi bda angrej mante h Sahi h bahr raho paise kmao maje lo

[@sunny20rocky]

Agreed. India is the best. If u have right skills, India has best of the best jobs for u. Many development centers of hundreds of MNCs are moving to India.

[@stephenwilson4931]

@@sunny20rocky best jobs 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Like what? Railway job? CA? You dont know how insignificant is the service sector in India compared to the US.

[@arnabchowdhury4892]

@@sunny20rocky Bhi after age of 50 in INDIA you will struggle to get jobs in indian MNC. See our country has huge working population 3 times more USA and only few cities provide jobs in IT/ MNC Mumbai ,Delhi, Banglore ,Hyedrabad etc. But in USA job market is not limite to NY or LA or Texas etc

[@munagalavrr]

once kids start going to school, then the decision going back is not easy decision. Decide to go very early in the life otherwise you have to wait till retirement.

[@rishaveagarwal3737]

exactly , beacuse then child 's home country is usa , and returning to india is like robing your child with his home country

[@srinivasvishwanath4699]

These questions should also be asked with people who lived here for longer time, raised their families, and seen the actual life. All of those who you interviewed are either visiting or living here only for short time.

[@UshaShah-mu3le]

I am one of those guys. Good = easier life. Bad = lost scciety, friends and large family members and some of the culture values.

[@mad_in_2020]

​@UshaShah-mu3le Nowadays, even in India there isn't much cultural values that are followed.

[@iamindian7989]

i think sir you have spent so much time in US hope your mom dad are leaving with you also u are traveling twice a year back home itne paise toh bana hi lete honge aap 😊 nahi toh US me rehene ka kya fayda

[@linkmaster9519]

@@UshaShah-mu3le what do you mean by lost society? can you please explain?

[@networks24x73]

​​@@iamindian7989 bhai they are working class and don't earn much to make a family trip twice in year. They are on low wages H1 L1 company sponsored visa Cleanliness is admirable there.

[@sandeeplvrs]

I lived in Hyderabad for 12 years. Moved to the US 4 months ago. Yes, you do miss the family when you live in a joint family or have many family members or your cousins living in the same city as you are. If you do not have many, you barely meet them once or twice a year which you can still do living in the US. Yes, it is difficult to attend family gatherings and weddings but that comes at a cost of better lifestyle, more savings, better professional opportunities and cleaner air to breathe.

[@govind22703]

your last sentence doesn't make any sense.

[@divyanshchalgotra2681]

​@@govind22703u don't understand cuz u can't miss something you never had.

[@WiseHermit-t7q]

​@@divyanshchalgotra2681wow love how you make assumptions!

[@WiseHermit-t7q]

​@@divyanshchalgotra2681cleaner air is a shitty reason, go to Himachal or Nepal. Would love it there

[@divyanshchalgotra2681]

@@WiseHermit-t7q no employment otherwise sure

[@Jmatad21]

Problem is that your family moves on in life. After that you will go to India as a guest only. Your family that you miss so much are used to live without you

[@goodminion9320]

Majority people go there and don’t come back because of the lifestyle, opportunity, freedom, to set a futuristic path for their kids not only money….

[@sunny20rocky]

I dropped all my plans to settle abroad. I love my India. India offers tremendous opportunities n India will be growing at higher rate for next 30 Years. I will give my best for india's growth. I love my India. Jai Hind

[@SiddharthBirje]

I have a huge respect towards people like you who have a deep love towards our great nation India and stay back...Good one bro

[@abracadabra7550]

Tujhe mila nhi koi offer 😂😂😂😂

[@SiddharthBirje]

@@abracadabra7550 India mein hi itna kuch hai ki jin logon mein talent hota hai unko bahar ke offers ke liye bhik nahi maangni padti

[@abracadabra7550]

@@SiddharthBirje haan pta h tabhi to 95% indians 25 hazar se neeche ki salary pe kaam kr rhe h 🤣🤣🤣🤣. Top 1% me aagye to theek nhi to G marwao india me kiraye k ghar me...

[@ankanaghosh5163]

@@abracadabra7550 did you move abroad?

[@rvp9748]

Really this is very much interesting topic. I am also in USA 🇺🇸 I have special reason living in USA . Tomorrow I am gonna meet you and Prashant ji . If we have chance will discuss. Stay blessed 🙏

[@AlbeliRitu]

Looking forward to see you tomorrow :)

[@5852092]

I stayed in UK and now in US .. I love both countries .. God Bless America and UK🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@vaibhav170483]

It was nice watching the interviews. Despite the fact that I have no interest in ever staying in any country other than India as this is the country which is my home :)

[@maddicruz1405]

I would love to go back to India after living 20years away. Although India had advanced so much in the last few years the one thing that really pisses me off is bribery and corruption at every level to get any thing done and if you are an NRI people just want to rob you. If this changed I would go back in a flash.

[@rupn1244]

I lived in US for 10 years, and i had to come back to india in 2012 , I enjoyed my bachelor life and life after marriage was also good, I explored and enjoyed world cuisine , Indian food is mostly on spicy side, i understood that there is world out side spice which is flavours. but at some point in 2010 it felt boring when a neighbour left for another town. It felt like death in family, me and my wife felt lonely. After cmng to india, it was difficult to settle down as it was reverse cultural shock, Job env is mostly boss oriented, work is not properly appreciated. But once you gone passed that phase, i started liking staying here. Only thing i miss from US is the wide veriety of foods and portion.

[@sankhabhattacharya718]

Not many people talk about worst air pollution and water pollution and lack of groundwater in India, let alone worst unregulated pesticides usage in agriculture and poison poultry with unregulated antibiotic and hormone usage. No one wants to talk about how much all these and unregulated rampant population explosion causing cancer rapid spread in all urban centers in India....

[@SUMITSAINI-cq9xt]

Brain drain is increasing more than half of young gen. of my village has gone abroad 😞

[@prabhaek4908]

Indian students craze has drastically increasing every year, Now a days in American and Indian resturants ,grocery stores everywhere we are seeing lots of lots of students, No matter what people face here everyone wants to come here and that's the fact now a days

[@AmitKumar-zx5ek]

Indian IT is screwed up..everyone is not MAANG capable...apart from that it's such a huge crowd and competition with not that fancy pay and work life balance. Working till 9 PM is a common norm.

[@vecna7523]

Craze has been constantly declining, There was a report in which fewer than 100 IITians out of some 12k went abroad as they are mostly getting opportunity here. The mediocre or average crowd in India however is moving abroad as they don't get good employment here

[@mohitpardeshi]

@@vecna7523 but the entire country is not from IIT , so yes most want to leave as they cannot work like a coolie all there life .

[@vecna7523]

@@mohitpardeshi I agree with you on this one.

[@praveenkumar-yo1xg]

What India can't provide they are providing. Ultimately you need to pay for utilities. Wherever a person finds his desires can be fulfilled so you can go to hell too if your desire is fulfilled. Deysh Bachao doest work it's a metaphor.

[@rawhit007]

If you have a Indian community there and you take your parents there too then it is a heaven life and point in going back to India. The natural beauty is heavenly,law and order is great, no bad politics, good social mannerism among people etc are 200 years ahead of India.

[@92_09]

Yuck.

[@andytumm]

Thats the issue for me, you have to "TAKE" your parents to parks, "TAKE" your parents to gatherings , "TAKE" your parents to restaurants. Its like trying too hard for basic things which my parents used to do independently in India. But here it's like they are completely dependent on us for everything. Which is not a good lifestyle for our parents. They feel lonely during weekdays. I dont know how you handle those things, share some tips.

[@ayanpandeydpsn-std9005]

Good social mannerism ? no bad politics ?. 200 years ahead of us 😅. ?.

[@sarnathpalaniswami4808]

Home land is always the best..I don't want to live in some one's mother land..

[@wrathhvs5054]

200 ahead of india? Lol

[@sirishadhaveji6679]

One thing that we don't have in US that we have in India is all our holy places

[@indianmilitary]

One more thing. There will be no high inflation and interest rate either in couple of years time in India. But the same cannot be said about America and other western nations.

[@Rocket_T2]

A friend of mine was onsite in Oklahoma for two years, during that time he roamed America more than an average American. In a decade he choose different locations and traveled whole world including Syria, Iraq & afganistan.

[@braveheart816]

India needs 200 years to reach where the west is right now .... People say emotional things on camera only but they never wanna go back ... they bring their parents in USA also and leave India forever ... Western countries believe in merit not caste .... Here, they see how powerful your skills are unlike India where corruption and nepotism have ruined everything. The opportunities here are endless and if you deserve something you will get it.

[@yashgandhi4163]

Most people don't care about "opportunities" and "skill" after crossing 40. Peace of mind and vibe is more important than that paycheck hitting your bank account bi-weekly so that you can pay that mortgage on overpriced wooden house.

[@girish3643]

Reality bro 😢

[@avinashsurpur7569]

​@@rijumondal7396Because of the Mentality of Indian, no body will say we are proud. Too much corruption Nepotism etc....

[@Indian-er6li]

Janani Janmabhumischa Swargadapi gariyasi..my motherland is dear to me than heaven..Shri Ram said this on winning Lanka but handing over to Vibhishan❤❤

[@beenakumar7588]

Convenience, ease of life, & freedom

[@subhrajitnayak4020]

Own mother land is heaven for every one. Proud of my mother land India🇮🇳.

[@sarnathpalaniswami4808]

Always..usa is some one else country

[@gkar1749]

Who says NRI dont come back to India?i have been living in canada since 4 years ..but i will return in India this year...India is best🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@Candycanecutey]

Did you get your pr, or going after getting your PR?

[@Candycanecutey]

@@tiernan2023 what does former one means?

[@kbalabha]

Came across this video recently. I came to the US 35 years ago and have raised two wonderful kids who are grown up and away in colleges pursuing their dreams. Lost both my parents and now live with their memories. Feel like a stranger going back to India, a country I call home. Fortunately, my wife still has a family back there and I do have a cousin, so all is not lost..meanwhile we built a good circle of friends here in the US with whom we travel, go out to dine and hangout. I feel happy India is growing and providing opportunities which never existed when I graduated out of college (there were opportunities, but the competition was so tough that I don't think I had a chance). Good luck to those coming to land of milk and honey :), may all your dreams come true!!

[@kets7]

Ritu, we moved back to India 1.5 yrs back after 10+ yrs living in USA n my hubby was in US for 20+ yrs!

[@AlbeliRitu]

Oh my god!! That's so amazing. Would love to speak with him for an interview on my channel. Do let me now if this is possible. Thanks!!

[@kets7]

Thnx for reply.he won't. Came back only for his parents..health is ok but he wants to spend time with them even if they used to visit us in USA once is 2 yrs for 6 months at a time. I didn't want to come back.

[@nitinsingh9487]

I am 40yrs old Dr from India and I used to regret that I didn't go to USA or I don't have a passport but after watching this video I am feeling relieved.I have my family my parents all living together gives a feeling of satisfaction.Also I am making almost 10k-12k permonth in usd and that gives me more satisfaction😂😂.

[@radhikapatel1221]

As a girl I was harassed by men from the age of 6 onwards up until I was 23 and left India for good. Molestations, sexual harassment, stalking, intimidation, at school, in social situations. And culprits were boys my age growing up and men of all ages from 30 to 60 years of age. I feel safe in America because I know one complaint and the guy will be behind the bars for harassment. Point to note I haven’t been aggressively harassed once in USA. So as much as I love India, my family, old traditions, food, temples, Indian diversity and beauty, I hate that growing up I had to feel so threatened just by existing as a girl. So many times wondering why did I come in this world. So yes, the answer is not always about dollars but safety and not being bothered by people and keeping mental sanity intact.

[@foodreligion78]

This is confession i am looking, why Indian women don't speak?

[@rohi1255]

what harassment, and what great safety you found in America which is not provided in India. tell me examples of what you faced instead of just blaming men here with your fake entitlement story

[@kushagrananda3142]

@@foodreligion78chuthiya who speaks cheap like her

[@mad_in_2020]

This is something that many Indian women face in India everyday but it's so normal that people don't even talk about it.

[@InderjeetSingh-mb2ep]

America??? What? Are you OK ?

[@mayurnayudu3376]

One thing to note is .. going to US/ other countries immediately ups the social status. There is an incredible proudness when one communicates their kith/ kin are abroad. It’s not just the money , lifestyle, openness, travel …but increased self respect when one goes abroad.

[@rajeshk8083]

May be it is the case 10 years ago .Now everyone is going there.There is no any IIt JEE entrance kind of exam to feel proud that u wen t there

[@k124a]

Exactly. I don't think anyone deserves extra respect solely because they got a job abroad. It is just hyped by immature/ignorant ppl

[@goodminion9320]

Totally agree with Mayur. Bro have a special respect and status. They’re considered as more knowledgeable and native people tend to prove that they’re nonetheless than those are residing abroad or returned back.

[@rajib8231]

That mindset is changing of late. People feel bad for us on the point who will be with us as you get older. Have travelled to many places and seen some Indian houses abroad. There is nothing to gloat or proud. There are lots of challenges one has to face and the expenses abroad..My God. It's better to live happily where you are destined to. Many Indians turn very self centred around their immediate family and cannot appreciate or get along during their small trips back to their homeland. Their mentality changes with breathing the air and drinking the water around..it changes them unconsciously in a subtler aspect which the individual can't have control most of the time unless one is very conscious and self aware

[@studytime2570]

@@rajib8231 somewhat agreed. Also the objectivity suffers a bit. Suddenly everything in India needs a drastic change, its political system, states, or business. And this is not just India, have found it among other South Asian communities. Also their solution to these problem seem to be to follow the US/EU model not realising that one to one correspondence doesnt exist.

[@shobhapai8927]

Initial 4-5 years is tough struggling so, you don't HV time for anything but after you are well settled then, loneliness is killing.

[@videoview5179]

Important point to mention: US debt ceiling has been increased year on year which is really bad for economy and recession is just around the corner. Please ensure that you don't deposit all your money is US banks and instead send them to India. Housing loan crisis could crop up as well.

[@Dollysha03]

Shocking to see so many NRIs calling india dirty, filthy, and alot more. Well, firstly, India is a "developing" country. And yes, we have a 100 issues to handle, and it would be wrong to call it better than america or america better than india. Both the places have their long list of pros and cons. I feel people who strongly express dislike towards a country and at core infact wanting to be there but loudly putting it out there that xyz is better, theyre simply trying to reassure themselves. My two cents to eveyone is, DONT bash any country- india/usa/ or anywhere BECAUSE its someone's home. Respect it. High time we stop being petty and stop with the one upmanship.❤

[@nandhinin9263]

India is a developed country now..the major problem is population and I agree tat I m also shocked when they speak like tat about their own motherland

[@robin.ranjan]

Left Germany after 6 years and came to home country india❤

[@SeanS-z2e]

You lost your job

[@user-0ilze3zjfz]

Set your priorities right, do not regret later. Go overseas when you're desperately needed. We all have one life, enjoy to the core with family and friends. You will never get those precious moments later.

[@amitkalra341]

Lot of tech labourers who got fired in the US being all patriotic in the chat but the reality is they have to come back, no other option for them😂

[@DeveshBirla-m6w]

😂😂😂

[@MirrorNeuron]

I have spent 4 (total 6 years in the US) years of my life in that Newport river front. I used to stay in the 1 River Ct. Building overseeing the Hudson river. Now I am happily settled back in India and never had a feeling to go back there.

[@Cv2sailor]

I visited every evening

[@SanjayGupta-jv9zc]

It's a nightmare for me to comeback after 25 years in USA. NRI's are not accepted by its own citizens

[@M3ganwillslay]

Why would anyone return to india after 25 years ??

[@pnmehta2559]

Interesting questions and quick responses. Enjoyed the interview. I came to this country newly married, 19 going on 20 and now yesterday I enjoyed my first grandkid graduating. The initial impressions and spending a lifetime here can give perspectives on the good , the bad, and the ugly in both countries. But most of us make decisions in youth without thinking too far ahead about the long term repercussions of the decision to stay and the costs you pay emotionally, personally and socially! Yet there are as many people I know who went back with determination to live in India but ultimately came back because they did not know how to navigate the bureaucracy, the red tape, the subtle demands to grease the palms, missing the clues, the waiting lines for getting admissions in good schools for years, unless you know someone etc. etc. The most precious thing here in America is personal freedom to exercise your free will, tolerance for failure and second chances, freedom to experience and grow through trials and errors without being condemned forever, and a space to be who you want to be , without overbearing protective or meddling elders. Some of NRIs also experience a hostile dismissive manner in which any idea or innovation that you propose is labeled as, “ Oh, you and your American ideas!” So it is a mixed bag.

[@prashanthtalla]

In my opinion, it is better to go back to India after gaining some experience, and making decent money, say in about 6-10yrs. The # of ppl going to US for studies, its such a huge financial drain for India. Earlier students used to come for only MS which is 3 semesters but now ppl are going for bachelors+masters. The exchange rate has gone up so much. Further, India invests on the individual until 18 or 21 yrs, if (s)he stays back, all the productivity of that person is gained by US without spending a penny. Imagine the loss to India.Indians will always be treated as outsiders though it is not visible. Its not easy to crack the higher level/mgmnt level jobs. And the g*n culture, good numbers lost their lives to it without their fault. Recently one Indian girl was sh*t at Allen outlet mall sh**ting, its so sad. Maatru bhumi se Kuch bhi accha Nahin hai. Singapore, japan, china, Korea and so many other countries were much worse than India. With will and wish, they made their countries awesome. Similar revolution needs to come inside young Indians. Otherwise this drain cannot be stopped.

[@theultimategamespot6034]

I agree with your thoughts xyz, luckily I was able to learn and experience so much within 2 years I decided to move back to India. At the end it's a personal choice, and no country is the best or the worst. Something to share: Recently I watched a blog where an American tourister visited Marina Beach in Chennai. He was interested in horse riding and there were two horse riders who offered to take him for a ride at a cost of Rs.400/-. The American tourister turned down this offer saying it's too expensive. Really??? Think about us Indians going on a vacation in Florida and to do the same activity we need to book online, pay by credit card, assemble at the beach on time without any delay, sign a waiver and pay at least $70 for a 5 mins horse ride. Makes one question at just lesser than 10% of the cost for the same activity in Florida, one can go horse riding in one of the world's longest coastlines. End of day is just a perception, to me India gets me what I need, so it's my choice although the USA changed my prescription about India. Thanks USA 🙏

[@himadrib4743]

What you are talking about is probably the India of 1960/70 or probably of 1980/90. In this age of internet, social media, India has changed drastically. I have lived in USA for close to 9 years. Except the pollution and traffic problems I see marginal differences in terms of lifestyle. Plus in India you get to be with family and friends. Also, due to work from home the problems have somewhat reduced as I need to travel less.Overall it feels much better to be here than I was in USA.

[@juliagarb]

Yes, experiencing that in Russia now

[@andytumm]

I agree with your points but man the life in US is very lonely. Especially for people like me who doesnt have anyone here. Its relatively easy for the people who have few close/distant relatives, but man for rest of us its very depressing. Even after all the money we have in our bank accounts , we don't have anyone to talk to. People are very COLD here in the US while In india you feel that WARMTH. !

[@jittojoyes7533]

Last man said it. The more you stay there the more you feel that India was better. It's the inherent values and culture that we have in our own minds. The older you become the more you realise things in life. Life should be seen as a long term goal and not on short term goals of money and all. It's hard for young people to realise this. And it's a bitter truth. Yeah some truths are bitter but it's better to accept that :)

[@hinasoni4240]

What about yourself Ritu? You asked other people but what are your thoughts or plan? I have lived in USA for 4 years and i loved those years .

[@plabitasarmabeautyandfamil9056]

I like the country because its so clean .

[@Variedtopic]

kyo tune jhadu maar ke rakha hai 🤣😂🤣🤣

[@reitikasingh730]

Basic civic sense, infrastructure,equal opportunities for all people doesn'r poke their nose in others business lot many things apart from Dollars😊

[@TheTanmoy16]

Also Instagram profile looks better 😂😂😂 Americans don't have a culture, gun fire violence out of many. Equality? Racism is rampant there. Wonder why you didn't mention those. Same psychology why Fair and lovely sells like hot cakes here...

[@nuranichandra2177]

The filth, the noise, the crowd, the nosy neighbor, lack of recognition, dirty politics are some of the reasons. For those left behind there’s no choice but to praise their motherland.

[@iswaryanandini2171]

Huh I miss those noise only after eternal silence here lol 😊

[@bryandsouza9905]

Great viewpoint . Thanks for speaking the truth many won’t

[@rohitkotecha5529]

Experience void outside once n u vil start loving noise...

[@kickassmaggie8798]

And what about the shooting, racial attack, living like a second class citizen always with fear in mind..bhagwan na kare kal kuch ho gaya to sab bhaag k apne country ko hi ayenge fir bolenge mera bharat mahan

[@netrapatil4142]

Every where we are human beings and must work for human and nature cause.but do not forget your motherland where you born.

[@mananpandya]

The people who talk about freedom never lived their life in India.

[@danielCraig141]

Mos of the comments here are fake. Don’t always try to promote your country “india” like it’s some kind of heaven.

[@yashwanthbhat4299]

Factually incorrect. Blind Patriot Indians do return to India after living abroad for some time. I studied masters in engg in Australia. Stayed back in Oz for a year to look for jobs after completing my studies. Failed to find a job. So returned to India despite being permanent resident of Australia. It's been 12 years now in India. Happily unemployed. 😊

[@rubyc7771]

How can somebody's opinion be factually incorrect?

[@kantilalmodi3091]

I am US citizen and retired. For me India is the best. I love my country. Jai Hind.

[@anahash3221]

if you are a US citizen then India is no more your country, I think u did’nt realize that when u took oath, U actually gave up your indian citizenship inorder to be US citizen, actually by law you are required to say Jai USA as you have taken an oath to serve USA when the need arises, are you being loyal to USA by saying jay hind?? I apologize if i hurt ur feeling but this the truth.

[@dhavalsoni7793]

Usa is also good but maybe i think safe is less compared to India

[@Citizen2943]

Recently, if you have decent money ( decide that number yourself) , India is getting to be the better option. Food , festivals , sports, outing, schools and career opportunities, shopping, advanced apartments, low property taxes , maid service and lot more other services have lots to offer. However the USA is far ahead when it's about cleanliness , law and order , emergency services , disciplined society, driving, rules , no corruption. But the older you are , no doubt India is better due to the growing and reasonably cheap service industry, as mentioned earlier.

[@Hulra__06]

No corruption? Where are you from?

[@Citizen2943]

@@Hulra__06 California. What was your experience of corruption in your day to day life ?

[@firesumit44]

@@Citizen2943displined society 😂😂😂😂 bhaii

[@SubhashishBagchi]

@@Hulra__06 How come you are experiencing corruption on day to day life?? Do you work in Municipal corporation of India? I am from India and I am 24 years old and I never seen that my family or close people has been affected by any corruption

[@B-W.]

I was determined to go back. But recently, everywhere i look, Indian society is blindly and rapidly aping the west. People have become materialistic and the relationships have diluted. Everyone understands the language of money, show off has crossed all the limits. Weddings in India, भगवान जी बचाएं। No one wanted to repeat the clothes they had worn before because pictures are posted on Social Media. The simplicity, the innocence that used to tug at my heart, is gone. U will rather find a simpler, more Community driven life in the US than in India. Tomorrow we r celebrating Janamashtmi and the elders are sharing stories from Krishna's life with the children. Next week is Ganesh Chaturthi. We celebrate festivals, enjoy each other's company and live a simpler life. Life in भारत has become complicated in last few years.

[@vicky8919]

Nobody wants to have another India in US. If you like all these things and not adopting western culture better go back. Every immigrant wants to come to US from 3rd world country and cultures and then hate western culture.

[@nikitashah2722]

Definitely agree

[@MededSmith]

People rather than accepting always try to pull you down to make them look higher, be it friends, colleagues, especially relatives.

[@harshitkumar459]

To kya hmesha gareeb hi bana rahe

[@perfectvictor5322]

Particularly after social media.

[@smritigold]

These interviews are my most fav part of your channel

[@AlbeliRitu]

I am so glad!!

[@vasunarasimhan4619]

The problem is despite being highly qualified nobody is able to conclude how much money is enough. Mind is always afraid of future about money falling short

[@Darlene-qu8dg]

🍉

[@andytumm]

Facts.

[@epicshorts001]

fkn facts

[@drbibhisanroy2219]

I was in Europe for a few years for my Research. I returned to India, Great to live with my Family in India. Home is best.

[@vecna7523]

Ritu di agr aapka dil kehta hai waapis jaana chahiye toh dil ki suno, End mein we should do what we wish. India mein u will get New York vibes in Cyber City, Gift City, Hi tech city and what not, It only gets better when u have all the known citizens and friends around

[@PriyaK-cu1fz]

Newyork vibes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@vecna7523]

@@PriyaK-cu1fz Actual leni hogi toh 10 din k liye chle jaenge. Ab kisi city ki vibe lene k liye uss city mein settle hona jruri thodi hai. Norway is the most beautiful place toh iska mtlb wohi settle ho jaoge kya, ghumo, chill maaro and back to home, this is what I call "BEST OF BOTH WORLDS"

[@AkshayKumar-fj3ks]

New York 😂

[@andytumm]

I live in the US and some of the people are spreading lies in the comments: USA is safer than India -----> No its not USA has better law and order -----> No its doesn't USA has better commute options ------> No it doesnt, except maybe NY. USA has good education ----> From my personal experience, my top 30th ranked Uni didn't teach me anything! USA has better quality of life ---> No it doesnt. (Only if you like loneliness) USA has better work life balance -----> No it doesn't (fight me for this one!) USA has better social fabric ----> Not at all true. The society here is much broken than in India. USA has better infrastructure & overall better cleanliness ----> 100% true.

[@yashgandhi4163]

Very well said. My observations are exact same. You need to be really thick skinned to live in western countries.

[@shivanimathur8042]

Your videos are good but just one suggestion, you sometime tend to cut sentences or interrupt if someone else is speaking. Let others speak more incase you are asking questions. Please take it as a constructive feedback

[@Razdanvinodk]

India needs to fix the broken systems! Also eliminate corruption, pollution, adulteration, good hygiene and sanitation etc

[@ashishrathore8192]

Most funny thing is everyone who started living outside India start loving & appreciating India & its culture and advocating Return to India but they don't return back themselves... Aunties keh rhe thi...India is best-..but na khud aana chahti hein na apne bachho ko kahengi aane ka :P :P

[@rajib8231]

We came back after a year or so. We thought we would have made good money there. But as years went by, i don't regret coming back as i was able to raise my children in Indian way . They were atleast listening. The health challenges for my child, i underwent..i think being in India i was able to handle efficiently. Sometimes when chances appear, take it as divine decision and move along. You are wherever you are. There is no use living in regret

[@NaNa-lt1po]

exactly everyone things US is the end all..

[@striker44]

You did what is right for you and you are owning it, took whatever you got in a positive sense and no regrets. 👏 👏 👏

[@grumpybharatiya]

Who told you to go Congo?

[@sailuvijl6621]

Totally agree i regret it everytime of my life why I took my kid there esp health issues 😢

[@striker44]

@sailuvijl6621 Why live in regret? Think of it as an experience, and that you worked your way out. Not everything has to be or is always positive in life. We grow as we go through those hardships.

[@meera835]

People do not realize until kids grow up and dirch them that they will end up absolutely lonely

[@apoorvavijay526]

I came here because I could have a career and raise kiddos, not possible to balance both in India as a woman. Cost I pay is managing everything myself and too much work!!

[@arunmoh123]

But in India you can easily afford a maid. Also parents can help in raising kids.

[@lucksonomari4999]

Kindly consider having sub titles to non Indian speakers who don't understand the language. Good content though watching from Kenya.

[@birajpradhan6405]

There is no dollars in India. Simple. Greeeeed

[@shivyMalhotra]

Usa is best for living and money which matters the most !! I’m coming to usa forever this year

[@ashishtiwari1912]

Not everyone thinks the same. I lived in europe and returned back to India after few years. I personally felt that life is too short and it should be spent qualitatively with people you love. Then the endless variety of food and cultural festivals is what drawn back to my homeland. As far as money goes, you can make money in any part of the world if you are skilled. So one can create opportunities for themselves if they think opportunities does not exist.

[@nareshbangalore4172]

Agree but that is for skilled persons. For average or less skilled ppl It’s easy to earn more in USA and get good work life balance and they can’t go back

[@InderjeetSingh-mb2ep]

I think you didn't get citizenship or permanent residency?

[@InderjeetSingh-mb2ep]

@@nareshbangalore4172 Bharat mein corruption hai sab offices mein. Bina sifarish ke koi job Nahin. I know students not getting any Job after passing out from IIT's. Corruption, no manners, no schooling and medical for poor middle class peoples.

[@abrarahmed7549]

agreed 100% 😊

[@SubhashishBagchi]

@@InderjeetSingh-mb2ep Yes corruption exist in India but I work in Private company in India which provided me Work form Home facility and also pay a good amount. The rise in private sectors in India has given lot of opportunity to youngsters. I and my cousin are not passed from IIT still we all had good jobs and we had no connection with anyone in any office. Yes government sector is corrupt but private sector give you opportunity as per your Merit and Skills. On top of that the tax is very less and cost of living very low compare to any developed nation

[@SuperViswajeet]

What i felt watching this is they all have a guilt deep inside of leaving india but they are covering up in the name of freedom ,dollar, openess.

[@roxymax8917]

Let's wait for changing global order, dedollarisation and decline of Anglo-Saxon sh!thole

[@sophiasiddiqui9242]

True

[@palkeshrivastav3706]

koi guilt nhi hain sab maze me hain... and guilt kis baat ka .. everyone should live where they want to live

[@SuperViswajeet]

@@palkeshrivastav3706 sounds good...enjoy.

[@AkshayKumar-fj3ks]

log khul ke nahi bol sakte kyonki tere kaise chu judge karenge, I’m saying without any shame that US is a much better country 😂

[@professorarjun1234]

One of the reason why Indians move US is : Reward is directly proportional to Hardwork. Indians are hardworking, it is evident from the fact that Indians are cream of USA and among top immigrants, only 1% population and paying 6% tax, Almost every rich neighbourhood in USA has Indian Families.

[@juliagarb]

Just like Russians, just like Chinese. Living in the us is not all about money.

[@_habeat_]

Bachelor Indian go to US because of freedom because of the white partner dream to be honest most of my friends told me about this.

[@msvp9740]

Many Indian parents want their children to be aboard. It's a status symbol and they take pride in telling people around "My son is in America, Australia, etc"😢

[@kickassmaggie8798]

Yes, thn children settle in abroad permanently and let their parents die lonely in their old age.

[@stephenwilson4931]

@@kickassmaggie8798 haan india me job krte to parents ko apne flat me hi rakh lete hain... 🤣🤣🤣

[@ShabbirMemonOfficial_]

Of course bro this is true 💯

[@msvp9740]

@NandiLL.B Reservation was introduced with a good intention of upliftment of the deprived section of the society. It has really helped, no doubt. The reservation was for a specified period, upto 1960. Then it was extended every 10, 20 years. Now it will be perpetual. Further many sections of society are seeking reservation. It's an easy path in getting good education, jobs and comfortable life for generations. Nobody would be willing to give up this even in their dreams. Further the political class would never end the reservation for political and economic reasons. According to me we have to accept it and live with it. Since those who don't come under reservation don't have the political clout to influence the current reservation policy.

[@livinghope1561]

People should only take pride in beleiving in true Lord and saviour Jesus Christ. That is real and true pride for being a child of God rather than devil l.

[@abhishekdeydas7137]

One thing I realized living abroad is that living in a different country and in a different city in India are very similar. When I worked in Chennai, I could get leave to go home maybe once or twice a year. Living abroad, it’s the same - maybe once a year. If one has the luxury to live and work in the city their friends and family are at, that’s the best!

[@indianmilitary]

True. But cost of travel can be an important difference.

[@kaluvamaddhusudhanrao8457]

America gun vulture ribery s druhs our kys a sub hai yuk

[@arunmoh123]

But flights from Chennai to any other Indian city are cheap. You also have premium trains.

[@sunnyy6295]

The amount of hard work to achieve something is less than in India.

[@udaysrikar]

Most want to work and go back home india. if indian dollar value comes to 50 all will come back.

[@jayantdrummer]

What we love to call "convenience" is India is essentially a very large number of people who have to unfortunately work for ridiculously low wages without having any access to decent healthcare and education for their kids.. Apnaa hi kaam karne mein humko itna zor aata hai... and then we want the world to think that we're very "hard-working"

[@A.K.00]

Finally an honest comment. Also don’t forget we are also used to the 24/7 housekeeping and spoonfeeding done by the mothers in the house . I’m pretty sure this is a major share of the reasons for missing the family😅

[@jayantdrummer]

@@A.K.00 100%

[@DeskBhakt9710]

Ritu.....one needs to pickup bags and get back. My and my wife, we spent 10 yrs in US and one day, we decided and got back to India. Didnt think of the green card we had, house we had......veyy happy to be back.....

[@nonstoplivingwithanindita5359]

I know a lot of people who have gone back and happier even though they were living a successful life abroad studied from IIT or London school of economics to any top notch school.. doesn’t matter.. home is where happiness lies

[@ashishkosadiya2792]

Yes bro last week i was in dubai and 3 4 days i feel good about dubai sky scrappers and all the law but after that i need my friends and family.

[@SP-bw3zp]

Good. Suggeation: a little extra effort but speak to Indians between 45-55 age in the US and what they have got and what they missed. You will get good answers; not as much about money, infra, opportunities but about ailing parents, missing their funerals, not being able to help family, not being part of that family anymore, missed family connections, children growing lonely without cousins…….

[@L_MAO_]

No NRI will ever want to return to India

[@MariaGarcia-gv8hj]

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[@lovetypauline6530]

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[@MariaGarcia-gv8hj]

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[@MariaGarcia-gv8hj]

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[@davidomcculloch3109]

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[@lovetypauline6530]

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[@meghapathak]

People living on visas are not the permanent residents. They aren’t even considered immigrants. In legal terms they are called foreign aliens. They are dependent on their visas for everything. While being on H1A, you can’t switch jobs or have the freedom to do something they really love. They constantly need to have a sponsor to be able to continue living in this country. No one likes such uncertainty, therefore majority of them prefer moving back to India. You should ask these questions to people who are GC holders or Citizens. I’m a green card holder and I will never ever want to move back to India ever again. I’m just a year away from my US citizenship and I plan to to sponsor my parent’s GC so that they can come live with me here without any visa constraints. My parents are the only thing I have left in India. I sold every single investment property I ever owned there. After living in US for over a decade’ I can’t imagine going back ever again.

[@praveenkumar-yo1xg]

Ofcourse usa is USA. They are giving you opportunity to build up material world for individual. Noone likes to be poor thats what each individual looks for it.