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Shows us the sheer number of Muslims in UP, Bihar (and surprisingly Maharashtra) compared to those in the South. Improving their conditions is essential to improving the conditions of the Ummah in India.

Apex__Predator_

Beyond Hindu Muslim issue declining fertility is problematic in the long run. It was too high previously and now most states except Bihar and Meghalaya are below replacement level. This is a massive success story we managed runaway birth rates better than China which tried it’s disastrous One Child Policy. However now were below replacement the country will also start ageing. We need to stop talking about being overpopulated. We’ve fixed the birth rate issue, what we need is better management of urban centres and improving nutrition of existing births. Paris is more dense than many Indian cities. Indian cities have too many people but the mismanagement is why they’re so chaotic.

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AttackHelicopter_21

Where is pondicherry, daman diu, Chandigarh Dadra Nagar haveli?

Adnan801

Nah  2011 was 13 years back we can't take it as a example

I am from Maharashtra, and numbers for Maharashtra are clear not correct.
We have more number of Muslims here

Safe_Knowledge8257

Its not true that nothing has changed. The color of the currency is completely different now

m_jax

Honestly, people in India talking about becoming  a world power and trillion dollars economy.  It's funny, and those patriotic people in India doesn't know anything the standard and quality of life even in a poor country is better than india.

Ex. Azerbaijan or eastern European countries or Thailand, Cambodia! 

India lacks basic things, the quality of air, an unhygienic food causing serious health issues,  impatient drivers in  india causing millions of accidents resulting 1000 deaths everyday,  

( and these people are now immigrate to Canada,  causing similar issues in Canada too ). 

In Mumbai, its unbelievable that the water quality is lowest grade that can't even wash clothes. 

You cant find a single bathroom ( clean and functional) in Mumbai and people call this city as a dream city ! 
All public toilets and bathrooms are most dirtiest and filthiest i have seen after travelling around the world in last 24 years. 

Public park, railway station are most dirtiest places in Mumbai.

I mean it’s a reversible decision, honestly you should’ve given up citizenship as soon as you could lol. Imagine how much visa nonsense you could’ve saved while travelling

Foreign-Big-1465

I believe he didn’t gave up  citizenship earlier as he still had faith for improvement and positive development of the country.

AdBest4099

The passport is just a travel document. You should have exchanged it earlier to avoid visa hassles. 

As far as things are concerned, you will forever remain an Indian in the eyes of people abroad and were not Indian enough for Indians as soon as you settled abroad. Welcome to the forever limbo and finding your identity.

ApunBolaTohBola

When my family and I gave up our Indian citizenship, my friends and colleagues in my adopted country were astounded at what a big step I was taking. I told them that giving up Indian citizenship didn’t affect my Indian identity. Being Indian does have its merits, particularly its ingrained sense of multiculturalism and its ability to absorb the best influences. 

Having said that, I share your dejection at the state of India. It’s as if it was me who was the OP (other than the bit about Bollywood movies; there aren’t many I like). Saddens me so much.

Harsh_Words_

I’m 37 year old man, moved to US about 8 years back. I grow up in lower middle class family, lived all southern state cities. Have 9 year old boy and 4 year old girl. I can’t think of taking them back. What I’m providing to them right now is something only elite category can do back in India.

EastInitiative7369

As someone who lives abroad, it's only been four years for me BUT I can resonate with every single statement of what you said. I went to India twice with my then fiance, now husband who is non-Indian to show him around (and i also was homesick so thought I'd feel better)! He loved the experience but it was extremely traumatic for me as I've grown up in Mumbai. Everything had changed, and not for better. I took him to Goa which I call as my second home as my early twenties were spent there, and I truly lived like a local. The area I lived in back then wasn't well known so I really enjoyed my time there. When I took my husband with me, I hyped it all up only to see it being turned extremely commercial and dirty, noisy by Indian tourists. Dirty everywhere, especially the beaches. I couldn't recognise the place where I once loved living in. Every single thing you've mentioned is sadly so true. I fell sick within 4 days of landing in Mumbai (happened during both my trips btw). It's now been a year and a half and i miss it but i'm delaying my visit because well...you know 🤷🏻‍♀️

Ill-Rise841

Sorry to see you go. But I can't blame ya, I'd do the same thing the moment I get the chance. Atleast you held out hope.

Ok_Base_4331

It is a sad but an eye opening day when we realize that India is what it is not because of Mughals or British or Alexander. We are a reflection of the people who live in India. 

There is a rampant “I got mine, everyone can die” mentality among all levels of India. The poor ppl r busy trying to not die, the rich blame the poor and not question the govt.

Everyone is mad at others for not following the rules and being corrupt. But they can break the rules themselves or accept bribes because that is different. 🤷 

dinmab

Until bribery and corruption are tackled and killed then India will keep going exactly as it is and how it has been.

Taxes is another big issue, nobody wants to or thinks they need or should pay but the country needs money for it to develop and grow but until  corruption and bribery is stamped out it’s in a vicious cycle of not being able to move forward.

I really don’t see why Modi can’t put his anti corruption pledge into practice and jail all the fuckers who have been milking the public

iluvnips

You’re very optimistic - I applied for naturalisation in the next hour after becoming eligible.

KingTheKK

I mean you can get an OCI card and basically live like an Indian in India sans a few rights whenever you want. A passport is just a travel document, it’s not that deep- at least for me. I haven’t been a citizen for a decade plus, still like India and still enjoy going back every year. Are there issues? Obviously. Massive ones. But I don’t think I’m qualified to speak on them because I don’t live there or contribute to India in anyway except spending a bunch of money when I’m back and probably worsening inflation tbf.

You can’t have your cake and eat it too. You’re complaining about a lot of things while contributing nothing towards fixing this problems in India, really. You complain about the brain drain- you ARE the brain drain lol. Everyone wants to leave because India is so bad, India is so bad because everyone is leaving. It’s a chicken/egg situation.

chonkykais16

A lot of people will echo your sentiment. Don’t despair you are following the footsteps of many before you. No regrets

Tiny_Delay372

AggravatingLoan3589

Seriously it's like we have gone back 50 years in last 10 years and I am not even trying to be political here it's just what I observed.

Any-Satisfaction-232

I feel you. It’s a difficult decision that everyone has to make, at least those of us who have the option. Am pleasantly surprised at the quality of responses though, no exaggerated reactions on either side, just people telling it like it is.

I had an “out” myself a couple of times but as combination of fate and my own reluctance to cut the cord triumphed so now am firmly ensconced in India. As I grow older however am trying to change my world view from “what’s wrong with this place” to “how can I make this place better”.

FeistyObligation5481

Passport is just a document like a dress.  One cannot change "who they are and what they look like" - We always remain OP though we change dress. 

Good luck!

kalicapitals

Good luck wherever you now call home. All I can say is I share your heartbreak.

Used to live abroad, came back hoping for family support. However, I was only offered derision and rancour. Your skills are not valued here. You are not valued here. 

People &amp; institutions barter with your patriotism &amp; nostalgia to accept a shitty deal. The only thing that this country can offer you is Spirituality and adequate medical facilities for retirees.

I left india 30 years ago.

Apart from short visits every few years , I really haven't spent much time in India.

But  I distinctly remember till about 10 or 15 years ago there used to be an optimism in India. There was a sense of hope in the air.

The last visit i made , I found a lot of pessimism and how a lot  of kids are just looking to get out anyhow.

MKMK123456

This is the case for most Indians who move abroad thinking they will make money then come back home only to spend the rest of their life in that country for the same reason as you. I was born abroad but visit India every year to meet my extended family so I understand your thinking. As a child India was facinating as it is so different to where I live but as I got older the novelty wore off and I noticed the flaws in the people and the reason a minority of people move back. 

My visits start off with excitement then in a couple days I am counting down the days left for my flight back home.

WarmTransportation35

JiskiLathiUskiBhains

Scoobyyisnotdooby

India will never ever get as develop as other nations as 
1. People don't have values they can be brought in 1k 8k 
2. No civic sense after 100 years maybe but looking at current scene never

AnalystAcademic9022

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Calm-Box4187

I am glad you left. With forming impressions once an year, you would never be convinced that we are doing good. You need to take the leap of faith, and plan things around. Which doesn't seem to be the case. The rhetoric is similar to dozens I've heard from folks visiting once an year.

Old-Engineering-654

Congratulations! I cant wait to renounce mine.

owlswell_11

Kuch nhi rakha hai yaha hai... chale jaao jo jaa sakte ho

All the best, hoping to do the same country is shit!

NSFW--7

Everyone is talking about AI, 5g, startups, etc. when India really needs to tackle basic problems such as bad infrastructure, corruption, communalism, lack of awareness. 

Supertime343

Good for you mate and it's the best decision. Congratulations :)

Vanguardbliss

I feel like I wrote this post OP!!! 😖 completely agree with you.
Everything is so messed up, from something simple like getting a stamp paper to booking tatkal ticket or renewing certain licenses, it is such a hassle. Then of course, the blatant pollution, historic monuments covered in paan and the general negligent attitude and disregard of ethics and moral values.

Most of the things are cumbersome and unsystematic. We have such a beautiful culture and history to take pride in, but unfortunately none of that matters due to our attitude and neglect.

comet_20

Sad thing is this is literally a post about brain drain. India is losing so many good people because the politicians care less about improving conditions and more about lining their pockets. Citizens care a little about progress, but come elections the narrative changes to religion. The youth is so busy with trying to get out because all they see is worsening conditions in the future. Many who get offended by these posts forget about critical thinking and introspection and rather resort to hate and insults. I love India. I would love to come back but the reality of pollution and lack of proper development/ infrastructure does not make its case.

toaster661

It absolutely matters that you are a woman. As a woman, I enjoy equal status in the US that absolutely changes the moment I land in India in subtle ways from the clothes I wear comfortable to the expectation to dress up to the self-sufficiency I can have.

pingu_thepenguin

Dude, dude, renouncing your citizenship is your complete  decision. I can't interfere in it. But there are certain things which can be changed unless you're here and making that conversation so being outside and just pointing about things doesn't make anything better, so in summary, if you want to change be the change, this might sound rhetorical, but being part of minority community, I know what you're feeling I have seen it. I have experienced it so that's how life goes. I stopped believing in the country concept as a whole. Every single human being has to put in lots of effort to safeguard this planet if they would like the future generations thrive. We and the others before have done enough damage. Take Care!! All the best.

ajjudeenu

Well done one you have took one good decision. India will never develop only the few reserved and the corrupted will.

TasteNo2774

Affectionate-Ball-35

You did right thing… common sense is more important than being idiot patriot…

New-India-2025

Smart and efficient people leave the country and expect it to change on its own. Everybody wants to reap the benefits without getting their hands dirty. We can make a difference outside politics too, if only people like you and me make an effort.

Hello OP. I am like you. I am a Muslim who grew up in India and has been working in Canada for 10 years now. I hold a PR and even I could have gone for Canadian citizenship 5 years back, I didn’t. I am a believer and hope things will get better there and I feel very uncomfortable giving away my Indian passport. I feel like it is a total identity loss for me. A lot of people ask me to renounce my Indian citizenship but I am still thinking.

mudjawd

srJointEngineer

Honey, as a woman you are never safe here in india. You of course did the right thing. It won't take away the Indian out of you but you'll be safe there.

WittyYogurtcloset874

Who says nothing has changed. We have “ Ram Rajya” and “ Amritkaal”.

Go to UP, the CM there has an army of Tilak flaunting Sena who are ready to be head you if they sense you are talking a single thing against Hindutuva. 

In this country Adani and Ambani and the rest of two Gujjus call the shots for the fate of the 150 crore people. Media is Busy portraying “ Vishwaguru “ while blaming every failure on Congress and the policies adopted by Nehru in 1967 and Indira Gandhi in 1975. 

There is a tremendous pride in trumpeting our over zealous nationalism while trump snubs the Vishwaguru

We have beautiful and progressive country where the air quality is laced with heavy particles and our mind with narrow Hinduism while we have put our intellect and conscious collateral in the hands of Adani and Ambani 

Our vision is to completely annihilate the middle class and burden them with 40% taxes while the oligarchs loot the country and suck the last drop of blood out of us. We should be Busy right now. will call back later chanting Ram naam and hindutuva because that is our national pride and never question the Govt on anything

gustobrainer

For the last 20 yrs the opening line when my best friend from Germany calls is "Bhai India wapas aaneki mat sochna.." As much as the nostalgia might be gripping you the issues you mentioned are absolutely real and increasing exponentially.

Feeling_Basis_9257

&gt; I was one of those people who believed that India had a future. 

So you left the country. Lol.

Straight_Drive_7882

Focus on relationships and life generally works out. Focus on places and everything generally goes to shit. You made the right choice (to leave) but make sure you did so for the right reasons.

FirstThreeMinutes

How was the process from wherever you applied? I acquired another citizenship last year and have been sitting on my application for a while because the application and process is just so terribly convoluted

rang14

I am in a similar boat. I am around 6 months away from choosing a foreign citizenship. I have been here for 15 years and agree with your sentiments about India. I ask myself two questions

1. how likely am I to vote in India?
2. how likely am I to earn/pay taxes in India and hence want (1) to hold the government accountable?

If the answer to both (1) and (2) is lukewarm to a solid NO, then OCI serves just fine. You are welcome to visit India, stay in touch with your loved ones, earn/invest in India, continue holding your NRE/NRO accounts, etc.

As sad as it is to look behind, perhaps look forward and see if it will open up new opportunities in your new home country - the ability to work in jobs in/related to Government, contribute more meaningfully to your new home country, and so on. Also, physically leaving India does not mean you left the culture, etc. I learned more about India and my culture abroad than I did there. Thanks to resources like HUA, that journey is just beginning for many of us.

tallharish

Every country is dealing with issues right now.. pick your poison..
Second, imho, one is always treated as an Indian.. a secondary citizen so to speak, compared to the’natives’

gripejuice2

Puzzleheaded_Ask4663

India is a country where politicians are exploiting money in name of religion and government is exploiting middle class via tax but offers nothing in return  . The only thing we pride ourself is software export we do and without it , we have no identity. China has overtaken us and We are far behind US and Europe. Our only solace is that we compare ourself with Pakistan , Bangladesh etc to show how ahead we are and pat ourself in the back .

play3xxx1

I’m completely  get you. I’ve held on for 18 years! I’m in my 50s now, and have struggled with getting visas, passed up for jobs that need nationals of the country I live in , and for what? 
I’m most annoyed by the social and political swing to the right. It does not feel welcoming any more. In the process of giving it up.

ApprehensiveZebra896

You did the right thing mate.
Everyone is so frustrated rn here.
You cannot do a single thing without bribing anyone.
There is no Civic sense 
Nobody is asking questions from Govt.
And if you are then you are labelled as anti nationalist 
All the best for your future ventures 
Doomsday coming in Vishawguru Era

Additional-Yoghurt88

Once the culture is set, it is very difficult to change.

LessGo_ic

Individual choice but every country has its pros and cons. Example from a safety perspective, USA has gun crime and https://rainn.org/statistics/scope-problem#:~:text=Every%2068%20seconds%20another%20American%20is%20sexually%20assaulted.&amp;text=1%20out%20of%20every%206,completed%2C%202.8%25%20attempted).&amp;text=About%203%25%20of%20American%20men,completed%20rape%20in%20their%20lifetime.
From a lifestyle perspective, hyper capitalisation, hcol, and medical costs

dublinireland14

It's a genuine feel. But having stayed abroad, this feels more homely than every other place on earth I have been. There is no comparing the quality of life or any other parameters, but its your choice.

Only grouse on this post is the complaints of OP, but its your views. Some choose to try to enforce change however small it maybe and make a start, others try and give up, some keep trying and rest just hold on.

s2eker

We are all living on earth, so really don’t bother with religion, country etc.

Top-Presence-3413

man imagine this being top post of the sub just shows how doomed we are

Capital-Put6809

Chalo theek hai. You exercised your options.

Guilty_Review9818

Well done, congrats and all the best. I regret not having done that many years ago when I had the chance…now stuck in India and age doesn’t qualify me to apply for skilled worker visa..

IntroductionLivid798

Totally agree. In the same boat. Hurts but we went down after 2014 really. No one talks about basic necessities, infrastructure, education, standard of living but just religion, casteism, building statues, bribes, turning election mandates thru corruption or raids. Its really went downhill. A lot more issues.

BackgroundHumor454

If you get hate, don't worry - many folks from India  just don't own up to the lackings of India/Indians and their own unwillingness to recognize the faults and learn from 'em. They are so ingrained in their reacting to anything -ve. Be in a place where you feel comfortable and where you can influence and do better for yourself and others.  India is not a place for the average Joe or Jill to impart and implement change. I got a lot of downvotes and shitting in Hindi from blokes who I'm sure lack the balls to have a decent, intellectual conversation about problems in India.

Electronic-Self-2081

It is high time that India allows dual citizenship. We live in a global society..

shan_bhai

Not disputing what's stated about india but what's always amusing is when people live overseas for a few years and suddenly they can't deal with India. 

India has ALWAYS been this way, things are bad, it's the India you grew up in but suddenly now people have this awakening lol.

As if water and corruption wasn't an issue when growing up.

And somehow the education system encouraged innovation back rhen? LoL

RaspberryNo8449

It is your life at the end of the day. If India doesn't care about you and itself, then let it be. A person's life is very short compare to the life of a nation. Look after yourself first, you have tried 👍

India is one of the worst country to live in after Africa continent. If Africa had resources like India we would have been the worst country to live in

Maleficent_Nobody_90

You do you, bro! And screw the haters, they prolly wanna leave but can’t hahaha

SatoriBoi888

Jesus fc just go back ffs

enough of this "love my india" crap sentiment

slowwolfcat

The condition of the media industry is straight up appalling. I dread turning the tv on even to get significant national news. I have been yearning to move out of this country for years but god that dream seems to be in the trash. Nothing is making sense in this country. I have tried to be positive and still do but don't know till when.

raspberryshotcake

Think how many get chances like you. Thank God first for saving you from this mess

Puzzled_Estimate_596

I agree with each and every word of you, India is still in that position because of It 9/10 are willing to go abroad.   
I won't care if anyone judge me India is pretty fucked. One cannot put their opinion when it comes to religion and politics and there is no guarantee you will be safe after making strong judgements. 

Not only leaders even people are also shit, they only raise voice when situation is at it peaks or else why should I care. Few of them asks me why can't you do I can but to fight against GOVT should have numbers I am emotional not a fool.

A man who exposed the road scam in Chhattisgarh found dead in septic tank. I have no trust in humanity cause in India anytime anywhere anyone can hurt anyone this makes me worry about my loved ones a constant fear that's how bad India, people only seek justice only when something serious happens later again same with news scrolling people won't come forward to fight about it once and for all no one is ready to leave their jobs aside and fight for betterment.

One has to cast a Vote; it's important and blah blah but for this kind of GOVT?

What happens IF no one cast their vote not even single person doesn't the GOVT ask won't they listen then I mean some action like this is mandatory.

yeah, even this what all I wrote will be ignored too but It's Okay that's all people can do

As Indians... one of our fundamental flaws is that we often expect things to improve on their own. I rarely see anyone who has truly made it in life willing to contribute back to society... even after accumulating significant wealth. Don’t call yourself a patriot just because you support the Indian cricket team or display the Indian flag on social media.... true patriotism lies in making meaningful contributions to the country. 
I gave up a great opportunity abroad because I didn’t see the point in earning an income in a foreign land when I had the potential to do the same in my own motherland. While some may complain, I take pride in filing my income tax back in India. No matter if you hold citizenship in another country... you’ll never fully call it home in your heart. You may try to maintain a connection to India, but those ties will likely vanish by the second or third generation.
But again it's a free world.. do whatever please you.. no one is judging anyone..

Upbeat-Elevator7948

Just a question, I've heard when you renounce Indian citizenship, it's best to take every single thing of yours away with you, and if possible, your family too, as in parents, siblings, and pets so that the gov officials can't dig out reasons to penalise you over anything no matter how tiny it is and they can't threaten you through your loved ones. Essentially, compelling you to head back to the country, unable to leave until you've sorted the issues out which they're gonna make sure isn't easy to do.

Is this really what commonly goes on? And if yes, how does this work out? Because the moment I get a fitting opportunity, I'm getting out of here with my man (renouncing citizenship) but I know our parents are never gonna leave so I just wanna be sure that things are gonna be fine and even if the situation I mentioned above happens to people, it's mostly uncommon. 

Do you have any knowledge on this be it personal or second hand?

weirdtailsme

clever_horny_69

Don't let the delusion of bhakts be broken

You should have done this ten years ago, India is never going to change, People of India only thinks about themselves and never think about bigger picture!!! Superpower!! Trillion dollar economy!! My ass!! Even Azerbaijan has better quality of life than India.

Free-Distribution932

Tired of hearing Ramdirona of NRIs. Sincere request to you will be to try to merge in the culture of your new country and don't make "being ex Indian" your whole personality. Please don't spread casteism there and for God sake do stop lecturing/feeling bad about India. 

Enjoy your freedom and generational racism you are gonna get in the new white land.

ParticularAd7975

No hate to you personally OP but it's difficult to take your view seriously when you left the country and only visit once a year. Waiting and believing, yes, but you have done nothing substantial to contribute to the growth of the country and so you seem to have lost the right to complain about it's progress. 

I have little sympathy for people who complain about the state of affairs in their country without doing anything at all contribute. There are a hundred things wrong about this country which needs fixing but I'll be damned if I listen to someone who doesn't even live here saying it's hopeless.

LawfulnessOdd7419

Good for you bro. This country will never prosper until religion and caste based politics stop

Tegimus

I mean people were better off during the colonial period than the current situation. So yeah, there is no future for a country run by Modi

lstrmndnc

I have been abroad for 9 years, and I do not have the option yet to get citizenship. Given the option, I will stop at permanent residence for now. 

I agree to most what you have shared. At the same time I have started liking India more living abroad for different reasons. It could also depend on where in india or I am from and also the country I am currently living in. 

Somethings I have seen change in me having lived abroad and has lead me to appreciate India more:-

a) Like the social structure of friends and family and appreciate it more. Having lived abroad has helped me be a better filter and only be close to those who have good will for me. The support system is amazing. 

b) I do see some big changes in indian economy, like how the start up environment has gone up, economy overall, some big developments like upi etc. 

Plus appreciate the indian economy. There are many countries which may just collapse. Indian economy is diverse and pretty solid imo. Passport no longer is a hassle after everything is done by passport seva Kendra. I still drive in india and if I follow all the rules have not seen cops catch me and I can still talk to them and answer questions and find a way. 

c) earlier I had a victim mindset as if people in india are to rob me or not do good. Now I go with neutral energy or positive energy and ask more questions. I see a big change in how people respond. When I feel odd energy, I distance away myself.

d) Have appreciated the diversity we have. For instance I am from South and for the first time I visited North east meghalaya. And I am blown away with the culture, beauty and the people. 

The country I live in, has its own set of problems and it's not perfect either. I do feel living abroad has helped me become closer to india more. Both the countries are Grey and have their pros and cons. 

I wanna be taking thr goods from both and hoping the love increases for both. Still 50/50 very much is what I would say. 

Happy to chat more about this, if you are interested.

BroknThot

Big_Following_4469

I feel like anyone saying 'how can you leave your motherland' is such a twisted guilt, and illogical. No country is perfect but I'll be damned, as a woman I don't fear for my life in the same way while in India vs North America. Don't get it twisted.

It's also often from people who are jealous that you've made it out in the first friggen place. Pay them no heed, because they'd take the first way out too if they could.

Lol bring on the down votes :)

fmmmf

I do sense some sort of hatred every time someone comes up with these posts. I mean, whom are we kidding, isn’t this the reason we all basically moved abroad? Then why the justification? No one cares (except your parents) where you settle down, no one!

Prat-ap

I am not sure anyone earning more than 10L pa in India lives like this. I am pretty sure US would have worse places too and you would never wanna even venture there.  

so comparing your current place with this pic is quite misleading tbh.

Infact after living for decades in Europe I shudder at living in US based on news where kids go through saving their life tutorials in kindergarten because gun violence is so rampant there.

I will rather move to india than to US where some lunatic can just waltz in and shoot people.

hopefully_swiss

I am from Mumbai, the second international airport construction began 20-30 years ago and is still not completed, what a joke lmao !!!!!

DefinitionOfTakingL

To be in that tax bracket, you’d be earning enough to buy a much luxurious life in India than anywhere else in the world. Staff to do almost anything for you, be chauffeured around in a car, air travel, access to top-notch healthcare at a fraction of the cost…the list goes on. OP needs to educate himself/herself.

SignificantBrain135

I heard similar comments from friends relatives etc. I think we are born in a country or certain circumstances because of our luck. Our lives and really small in the grand scheme of how a country is progressing. In my 70 or so years on this planet I want to do better for the people who matter the most to me that is my parents, partner and my children and their children if possible. And for that whatever better opportunity I can find I’ll take it. Our lives are very small to start thinking in terms of desh Bhakti , loyalty and so on. Live for yourself and what you care about the most

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