Wow, lady hatsoff to you. Leaving job, moving to India in a smaller city (vs Delhi/Mumbai) and trying to assimilate there!! Kudos, you are an inspiration as a mom, as a wife and as individual! I wish tou all the success!! And remember “Rotis gonna roll and haters gonna hate!”

You are Indian Bahu. You will be loved, cared & respected here

Every society has good/bad people. It's normal thing. Just ignore them and go ahead. Don't give attention to negativity.you will always find 90 to 95 percent people are good and positive people.

I appreciate him...for speaking the truth about corruption and difficulty an individual face to do anything as Indian i support him and such voice should be given stage and the problem need to be fixed.

Glad to know your experience in Indore and other places in India congratulations on your openness of accepting India as a home❤

Hi, I was in Delhi for 4 months and returned to the UK last week. My observations are as follows that it was hectic, noisy and polluted. I missed my car but I wouldn’t drive there. I took metro and Uber everywhere. I might buy a scooter next time for the local runs. I flew to Sri Lanka from Delhi and it was a fantastic trip. India is definitely happening, there is energy and lots of opportunities but as I’m semi retired, I’m not looking for any business or job. Now I’m back in the UK, I’m already missing the place. Yesterday We had sun and now back to grey and cloudy. If one has money, India is a great place to live, The positives are cost of living, weather, Food, social interactions, Family, Making friends easy in India. I’m still exploring the final place to settle down in India and plan to visit again in September. You both will be fine (which you seem to be) as long as one opens their heart to all the experiences. Ignore the negatives and focus on all the positives. India has a lots to offer. All the best.😊 Ps Indore has intrigued me I might visit your city next time 😊

When you have a cultural connect with any country, you will easily become part of the country! I would class India as the spiritual capital of the world and the last few minutes of your video stressed how important it is in your life, which is the true state of human living. Once you are in that state, you are staying there FORWVER, in a city or a forest.

Dear Jash please don’t loose hope about Indian state of affairs they’re going to improve newer generation of citizens it’s the time to invest and become an entrepreneur and be successful good luck god bless your all ventures 👏👏👏

Welcome to India madam. I pray for a peaceful and prosperous life here for you and your family. India is chaotic when looked from a western perspective, which is true sometimes but it throws you the challenge to discover the emerging beauty and rhythm coming out from that chaos. Hopefully you can find that someday. Keep posting your work. Best wishes for your KZfaq channel and journey.

You are great. The way you have adapted, hats off to you. Wish you and your lovely family the best of life in India and in Poland.

I like all your videos, and I wish you will continue your channel and soon you'll have millions of subscribers..

Thankyou for sharing yours experiences of staying here, love to you and your family too.

Amazing video and wow that's great that you were brave enough to quit your job and move a country good luck to you both

Patience is really important in India, and good contacts to get work done. GL to both of you lovely couple.

we love to watch your videos. Thank you so much ❤❤❤

One of the indian comfort food you can try is dal and rice. No masala or chilli. Boil potatoes with the rice then mash the potatoes with some onion tomatoes and salt, add some nustard oil to it then mix it well. Dal, rice and aloo pitika (mashed potato). Its not spicy at all plus easily digestible

Best of luck for all in india...Crazy traffic...

Hello Agnes, congratulations - you are doing really great adjusting yourself & your family to the Indian way of life. Keep it up and I’m sure you’ll will do great and God will surely help you’ll succeed . 👍

Super video, I understand it's difficult initially to settle down, but definitely kids will love living in India as there are so many things happening, festivities, school events, family function etc. all the best

Very interesting and good to see people from a very different culture and belief systems. I am sure it is tough job doing what you are. Goodluck to you and many many commendations in your very challenging endovers trying to set up life in india.

Insightful opinions and experiences. I really enjoy your vlogs. Thank you for this wonderful initiative and hard work🥰🥰

you guys sharing amazing things. i love it. keep it up

Thanks for showing so much for Indian culture, tradition and society. God bless you.

Happy stay in India Anges. All the best👍. Change is always Challenging but rewards multifold with patience. Adaptability and being flexible ease your journey. Ppl are friendly but try to explore all the metros in India and then try to settle

My respect and admiration for both of you have gone up several notches after watching this video. I am watching this video after I watched you last time when you first came to India. You guys have evolved a lot..that I can say. Jash's critical yet honest feedback is what every true patriotic people of India think..that I can vouch. I want to add few points to that for more context, 1. The corruption has gone down significantly since internet and tech based governance became more widespread, it's now possible to do things(with little to big hassle) without giving in to corruption , which was not at all possible just few years ago, it's unfortunate that you had to go through the very bitter end of the hassle spectrum, because you were still not part of the system yet, and those officials(who are now greedier because their scope of corruption has gone down so much) just sensed that and tried to take advantage of it. You are right, entry to India for tourists or NRI for tour or business or citizenship is still very hard, it's easier than before, but still it's pretty hard and should become a lot easier, especially for people like you. I suggest, to clip that feedback part of yours and tweet it directly to the Indian EAM official handle and MR. Jaishankar himself. They do listen to the people. 2. A lot of chaos such as traffic that happens because of implementation of rules in India is a problem, that just can't be solved easily, because India is not a homogenious country, and people are present in all levels across all parameters, be it awareness, civility, economy, education etc. Whenever effort has been put out for hard implementation of such law, it's called out by some section as draconian, because it does actually limit or affect some section of people for some reason. For example, if a poor cycle guy or thela-wala is banned from moving on the road, that guy will have his job taken out of him. Or a footpath encroachers is ousted, something similar would happen. This is why in India, rules are not strictly implemented, and it's more of a suggestion and people are left to their own choice and as the country grows, so grows the overall awareness and things indeed get better. But, having said that, I do think a stricter implementation of traffic laws should be incorporated, beacuse after all, health and life and death are of the utmost importance above everything else.

In India beginning of a business is really tough, but once your business is settled generation after generation will be relaxed..

Jash I absolutely agree with you about the current state of India we live in. Hopefully, you will establish your businesses and scale towards greater heights.

Great to hear about your experiences in India. all the best for the future.

Salute you both... Actual real trustable family,, inspiration for all respected family. How to trust and manage each other so well good manner... you both are ideal person for us. .. .. God always be with you...

Sounds great !!! Big thank you for living my country

Wishing your family all the best.

Thank you so much for the info, helps me to be prepare, planning to retire in India from Canada, will be better prepared, Thank you so much.

Fantastic to know your thoughts with a cross culture leap of transformation / adaptability you are going thru and aligning to SELF / UNIVERSAL / SPIRITUAL ... that's quite soulful 😊😊

Awesome! ❤

I am of Indian origin, born in the UK. I have only been in India for two weeks, cannot speak Hindi, and would love to come to India. However, I get anxious of large crowds on the streets, and hope to overcome this fear.

BTW, thank you also to Jash for the insights. Just completed the whole vlog. Would be great if you keep making such vlogs with honest opinions about setting up a business in India and settling in etc. Really enjoyed the insights 💯👍🏻⭐

Great video. Loved it

Good work done u r in a good peace full city of MP best of luck fr comming days

A joyful heart radiates endless happiness. May your days be filled with everlasting joy, my dear.

I initially saw your interview with Max Cherkov and that brought me here to your KZfaq channel. You made a seriously brave decision to come and settle in India with your family. Also, it is surprising that your husband despite being born and brought up (I presume?) in Britain, chose to move here. Trust me, it is not easy. I was born and raised in India but there was a period when I had moved to UK and it was not an easy decision to return home. Although I am familiar with India, there were a few things that took time to re-adjust and re-adapt. You came here barely knowing much about this place. So salute to you. Glad to know that you feel at home here. Best wishes to you and your family. Just subscribed to your channel.

Good luck and go ahead...

It's time for India🇮🇳 Great to hear your story

I will support you Anges by subscribing your channel. God bless you nd your Family🥳

Staying in india forever 😮!! What ever makes you happy 🙏🏽

Good presentation ……India will change. Thanks for believing in india even with all setbacks.

Well done once again Agnes. Your husband is a real Son of the Soil. He is true with his comments about the frustrations he n his family face in India. However good on him and to u as well for taking the decision to settle in India. Patience is the key. Slowly but surely India will improve. Meanwhile Best wishes to U n the family💯

Super podcast! 🙏🇩🇰

Very nice vlog with personal experience 👌

That explanation for not permitting to drive was to point like my mother used to tell me when I was in my early 20s. She used to tell me that even when we are driving carefully, outsiders will not be the same.. But now slowly as the need came, she herself came and told to look for a bike and to order it... So time comes where they will understand and gradually everything will happen accordingly... We just have to wait for the right time...😂

Yes i agree with bro

Welcome in India, and Happy Holi 🎉🎉

Agnes ji is so graceful and wise. Kudos to how you handle your life & situations.

love the blue background 💙 in India you have full freedom - if you are smart - you can have a queen life 😍 my opinion on the driving: if you don't start, you cannot learn ⛲ so cool, that you are learning the "non-rushing"-ways 🌼 how cute are the boys playing music ❤❤❤ awesome contribution from hubby - he is so right (same here) corruption etc. sucks - hope he can succeed in making India even better, then it is - so it can be compared with mature modern countries properly - so beautiful to hear about your spiritual development - that is what I am also experiencing when there - and also becoming more humble becoz of the Indian survival nature - I hope Anjeli can find her place sending hugs to her and much strength for the hard times

Well i loved the video and i really hope that things work out fot you guys because that will also encourage other nri citizens India definitely has lot of problems but i wish it will improve with time

Nice video ❤ we are oldest & ancient civilization of the world ..lot of things each indian learning everyday ,same with you family ..the main purpose of life journey in india is enjoying spirituality

Nice vlog❤ keep up your good work 🎉❤

Welcome on coming India! Yes you guys doing a great job! Yes in life there will disappointing things!

🙏 It is nightmare for every small and medium businesses here. Honest business either collapse or sold . Just look around who r thriving u will get the answers.

Good decision guys our india always with U

Hi 🙏🏼,Agnes wonderful and so beautiful India peoples , first Comments 👍🏼

I am happy to see you. you live in Indore ,i am also live in Indore its beautiful & cleanest city in India............keep growing keep flourish❤

with regards to food and cooking... I am 26 years old, born in Mumbai, lived there for probably19-20 years, and I still cannot eat spicy food. I have met foreigners and white people who can eat more spicy food than me. But now I am trying to be more disciplined and put more effort into forcefully increase my spice tolerance. I also did some research about how it helps cope with hot weather better. So next time I am feeling hot instead of turning on the AC I am going to force myself to eat more spicy food. Yes but vegetarian food is much easier in India than abroad for sure. For education, of course it is your life, and I don't know what your priorities and values are. But I was very satisfied with international IB education, which I think is improving in India. Much less of memorisation and exams like traditional Indian education and more actually making students think about the material. With regards to government bureaucracy, if it makes you feel any better, it's not discrimination against NRI, it is equally challenging for us locals as well... Which I guess is a sad thing, but at least we are all in it together! I'm sure you already have a lot of contacts here, but my father has worked in the finance space for about 20+ years in India, and is now in Indian healthcare, so if you are looking for connections and business opportunities I can try and put you in touch!

Wonderful news for you and your family that things are going well, so far🙏🏽❤️. Your husband has a fantastic opportunity to reeducate Indians to learn to be honest in their lives and businesses. He can start by refusing to pay bribes to get anything done. It’s terrible, I suspect . Good luck to all of you. Blessings always 🙏🏽❤️

excellent video

Agnes you are very kind, that's why your viewers feel that clever people might exploit you . They just want you to be little tough .

Beautiful India best of luck ❤❤❤

Hey guys. Nice to see you back India. But you guys search for online applications for maximum all the necessary documents actually. Please do search online before go and apply physically.. All the best 👍

Kudos to your adaptation, Agnes! The drastic change in culture & civilization definitely causes some challenges in a whole new setting. As far as Mr. Jash has said- in the case of following driving rules, most people don't follow traffic rules here. In European countries, everyone follows traffic rules, and they are very careful in keeping their country clean. Whereas in India, people are less accountable for keeping their surroundings and city clean, and in following traffic rules. But you have selected a great place to live, which is far better than Delhi and Mumbai in terms of cleanliness. One thing for sure can be said about India, it is transforming rapidly and the future would be bright. I'm hoping, in the coming years ease of doing business will improve and corruption will go down with digitalization of most of the services. India's massive population, ethnic diversity, and lack of education are the few factors that make it difficult to address every challenge effectively. Unless people will not take the responsibility to follow their rules make themselves accountable for what they do. Things would remain difficult. But we as a part of society have to make people understand and encourage them to do the right things. And one more thing- If you have decided to live in India, you have to accept things, as they are and find a way to deal with them. If by living in India you expect the same conditions as there were in the UK, it's definitely going to cause frustration. I hope you guys will find a way to deal with it and things will go smooth for you.🙏🙏 Love and Regards: Sanjeev

Keep it up good going 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Hi mam nice to meet u welcome to India 🎉🎉🎉

Welcome to India Madam.Thank you❤

Brilliant utube. Keep up the good work. There is a polish lady staying in gurgoan married to an indian guy.she is mother of 2 boys.

Very good presentation, good speaking skill and positivity!

Lovely ❤Agnes …

amazing

I am glad you are able to adjust to living conditions in India. In my case I moved from Chennai , India, to the US many decades ago. It’s much easier to adjust to living conditions in the US.

Great decision Agnes

Welcome.....to.India..

wonderful video....

I will proud of you 💪

Am in Dxb-UAE Watching your Vlog

Agnes jee, it's a vast nation of 140 crore population with so many cultural, lingual, traditional differences, yet one India. Being an Indian origin Mr.Maan should optimistic & cool. He knows there is a proverb "Such small things do happen in Big country." Ya the process r bit lingering but changing fast. India the World's best kept secrets & many more happenings r approaching fast.U r lucky U choose Indore,India's cleanest City. Just visit Baranasi & other few ancient place in North side U will find thousands of foreign devotees who have made it their home. My sincere advice to U will b just learn Hindi, eat the famous Indori-POHA & look forward from a positive prospect, ur entire family will chill & never regret coming India to reside.

Fyi many PPL think ghee is fattening but research shows that pure100% saltless butter ghee (beware of cheap adulterated ghee claims of being pure but r mixed wid coconut oil u can see the white coconut oil on top layer & it will not smell like butter ghee) what is fattening Is the other sunflower type oils we add , ghee on its own esp. Desi ghee is tops for the body internal health , also put a little into the naval & massage it in , is also used to make kajar aka kola - turn a spoon upside down above a ghee filled clay lamp let the black carbon collect over night , next day mix in ghee a little @ a time & u get the world famous Indian eye liner which besides beautifying the face , cleans the eyes outa muck.

Means alot❤

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I am your new subscriber I am very lucky 😊 God bless you ma'am..

Love from west bengal ,, darjeeling , sandakofu , digha , kolkata , siliguri , mirik , kanchanjangha , tiger hill , coochbehar palace , 1000 duari , beautiful place in bengal

Excellent blog I like it

Planujesz prowadzić w Indiach 🤯🤯🤯 ja planuje następnym razem jak będę 😂 mąż mnie zachęca ale teściowie mieszkają na wsi hehe

Most welcome in India 🇮🇳

From the man's side... it was a bitter news to hear about the happenings happened... but it is what it is... I had also cme through some of the same incidents in my previous years... So can't change anything but can reduce over the years.. thats the only way we can come over this..👀👀

Welcome to India ma'am..

I'm Indian living in Europe. My polite suggestion is to drive on Indian roads. It is much easier than it seems. I had my European wife drive in India, and she found it easier, and I sat quite secured and relaxed next to her.😘🙂

Agree with you India has a lot of problems that we need to fix but India is a vast country and very lower income country, that's why it's growing very fast economically and future is bright✌️here. Best wishes to your entire family for the future ❤🇮🇳 Namaste 🙏

U r too good mam.. India is a mother of every good person

Good job sister I liked you and your husband speech keep it up. Please post daily blogs

Nice❤

🙏 Patience pays, good things come late, Mr.Man(Mann) will come around it is common trait of Indian men (including self) to say No first time but they come around.

Myślę że wzmocniło was to Jako rodzinę Nie mówię że potrzebowaliście tego 😅 tylko że takie doświadczenia łącza jeszcze bardziej

Welcome