This is not 1997. Things have changed a lot in India. I came to USA in 2006...stayed till 2021 . Returned to India in 2021 and it is more than 1 years and I feel I have done the right decision .

@@MrShreetam not yet for me...came in 05 and still in the us in 22.

@@Logicalyoutuber stay in US.

@@MrShreetam im wanting to move back India from UK.. I'm worried abt good school for my kids.. can u kindly advise

You will die to bribe your surroundings while doing Business. It's not a place to do small Business until you are a multimillonare.

100%

Thank you for stating the obvious truth. completely agree.

I’m not criticising you or attacking , but consider these points based on what you’ve mentioned 1) We are required to be like them- nothing wrong with this as one is going on their countries which are developed than the immigrants home country. 2) You’ve said that all top positions are given to white ppl; do you think going on top in country like India is easy in ones life time considering various factors like politics, competition which is abnormal in India, be it job, education, career or even getting married.. Only those select few who are so called IIT IIM types which is unnecessarily overrated get initial entry . I recently suggested one engineering student with top academics to try applying in global schools than wasting time on CAT and instead try 740+ GMAT or 330 GRE. 3) Your last line says ‘ except save money’. Agreeclige comes to a halt point after some time abroad, but ‘Money ‘is the most important thing for majority for ppl in India ( again exceptions to those from wealthy background) , 90 % aim for money and saving if possible. Again from my personal experience, even it’s not easy to save money for all even abroad even after USD or Euro conversion, still it’s a great cushion 4) Social, political, physical infrastructure issues in India are pathetic considering major metro cities, even Ondia is no way cheaper now a days. I donno from where in India you hail, buying a 2 room flat in city like Mumbai and near suburbs is more expensive than buying a house in major cities in the west. Apologies for a long verbatim

It depends what kind of a person you are, you may well amalgamate or you could be a misfit. But, 99% do not wznt to come back. There human life is considered valuable un like here. Those who would like to leave the white world would rather choose hell than going back.

I appreciate your View

I hear such comments mostly from people who have never worked abroad or never got a visa extension. Which category do you belong to? I lived in Canada for a few years now, I miss India but when I go back I realise its not the same India that I miss as I dont like what I see. So in spite of the privilage to work from anywhere I had to come back to Canada as I felt people around me are always angry and frustrated for no reason.. And hello thats the place where I spent 27 years of my life. They are my known faces. You wont know unless you face.. I am a Canadian now and I always dream of going back forever but I dont think I ever can.

@@abirbiswas3551 I second your statements. Any one who leaves India, gets accustomed to the life in said countries, would not like to come back. There is rule of law, and value for human life there, unlike here.

I am speaking from India please don't return your children future is in stake

@@ndas5775 even I. Worried abt the schools.. can u share Ur experience

@@KR-vv8lg competition is very very very high

traffic , pollution ?

@@KA-du7vm you forgot rampant CORRUPTION

@@KA-du7vm wat about minus degree weather, lack of vitamin D, plastic food

Will do soon

@Kannadapremi Premi Is it that bad to live in Bangalore or other places in Karnataka?

@@ShwetaKGowda north India is mess! pollution , politics is horrible. south India is better

@@KA-du7vm I am from Karnataka. We are planning to settle in Bangalore or chikkamagalur (native place). Not planning to go to North India.

@@ShwetaKGowda chikamangloor is nice! its time for smaller towns to take the load of our growing population

@@KA-du7vm Are you from Karnataka as well? I love chikmagalur. It's really a nice place.

Hi Richa, I have 3 children elder at that time was 9, 7 and 4. My daughter was used to the western education . The schools are easy here no punishment. Even if you don't do home work, still we have another day or week. some times they look in to the issues. In India still teacher Beat, pinch, yell.. She got frightened. She felt we abandoned her. Also the Language, peer children steel, here if you leave your pen on the table somebody will pick it up and ask. There, just for a moment something is on the floor that belongs to the world. I probably should do a video on this topic.

@@devaalwyn361 thanks for your response- I can relate to the challenges stated by you. European education is quite relaxed & it can be a major shift for kids to adapt to the competitive Indian way of teaching. Kids can be really cruel at times & peer pressure can be too much for kids to handle. Perhaps a video on the topic would be helpful

Can both of you please give advice to this little brother of your please ? I am from a middle family, mediocre in studies done my btech in computer science and wasted my 2 years preparing for govt exams Now my father is telling me to abroad(canada) that is better for you you’ll do something there obviously i want that too but now i am totally confused like people say housing market there is very expensive, weather is also harsh , after sometime you’ll feel depressed n all Please guide me

As you asked as a brother. I will till something very clear. DON'T DILUTE YOUR DREAMS. Hold on to this statement it will take u to any heights. Ok. I came from lower middle class and the first job in India I was paid. 2800 Rs/month. And I had to pay back my educational loan which I couldn't meet with that salary. From there I had to raise my standards so my opted to fly Abroad. It wasn't easy those days. You need clear set of action Plans with undivided attention and focus. THINK WITH YOUR MIND AND TAKE DECISION WITH YOUR HEART. If you feel Canada is your dream go for it but be clear how long you will stay. Stay true to your decision. Hope this helps.

@@BlunderBoyNehruJ see challenges are everywhere, just that the nature of these challenges differs. Sometimes it’s important to come out of your comfort zone to achieve bigger things in life. Don’t worry about the social life, you will find friends in Canada too. You have a computer science degree - technical talent has value everywhere. Add value to your degree by doing more jobs relevant courses. Do not move to Canada just because your father is saying, listen to your heart. You are young and should explore what you truly like. Don’t be too harsh on yourself, you will find your path. In my view it is easier to get a jib in India than abroad so choose wisely. All the best

What r u doing brother

Love it. I can see you through your writing. Yes children will adapt. But you need a spouse who is singing from the same hymn sheet.

@@devaalwyn361 million dollar question...the better half should have same resolve..

Very thorough response my friend, honestly this topic is so close to my heart now. I am planning in next 6 months that's too next to Delhi NCR. God knows what is hidden. Offcourse going for parents as they are ageing.

Hi I appreciate your points. I was planning for a follow up video. Why can’t you Join on my Interview video we can discuss the points on my podcast. Please email me at devaalwynsundaram@gmail.com

I will

Mera bhi yhi haal ... Soch soch ..pagal hojata hu

I am from Bangalore I never seen this type of think bro... Wtf you are tolking about

@@Biedm grass always seems green on the other side...

would you rather have dictatorship, no political, no religion or only one religion. India is not that bad like you see in France, UK, some parts of USA killing for no reason.

Don't know which world you are living in. Perhaps you are having a hard time.

@@ravishingravi Sir, I’m living in America for 33 years & now retired & 73 years old. We (me & my wife) will love to spend our golden years in India & have bought our retirement home in Pune too. For years & years we were missing our India; but couldn’t decide because of children. Now they’re grown up; moved out & they’re on their own fit. They’ll love to visit us but they won’t be comfortable to move as they’ve adopted the American lifestyle (they’re Americanized)…. But we’re now free enough to live in India; as we’ve wished for years. The bottom line is: I was misunderstood. Migration is not easy as time goes by & it’s also not easy if we’re not well prepared. That’s why we took years to take decisions about who should & who shouldn’t move… when children were small; it was our decision to bring them here.. now it’s their decision to stay here.