“I felt chaos in nature in India”: NRI’s viral video on the benefits of European lifestyle against India may divide Internet users

An Indian man not only moved from India to Austria; He explained how he had to “not be exposed to how to live.” In the Instagram video clip now, Lakchi Aroura, the creator of the Vienna content, was reflected in how life in Europe made it re -evaluating what was before in the “natural” homeland.

“The transition to Europe has opened my eyes to the toxicity that I normalized in India,” he said in the comment of the video, which attracted support and criticism on social media.

Lakshi explained that one of the most prominent contrast was in the culture of work. He said: “The lifestyle here gives importance to the time of emptiness and reasonable hours of work,” and comparing it with what he called “the expectations of unrealistic jobs” in India.

He also pointed to the differences in infrastructure and public services. He said: “The harassment of streets, noise and air pollution was all the things that I grew up in India,” adding that public transport in Europe is “clean, effective and always at the time specified” – unlike the “densely and chaotic” systems that he witnessed in India.

Safety was another major factor in its comparison. “I feel more safe wandering at night in Vienna,” he pointed out. “Vienna is likely to offer a calm and balanced pace that contradicts the rapid and chaotic lifestyle in many Indian cities.”

These are the differences that he detailed:

European lifestyle:

A balance between work and life with a focus on free time and reasonable working hours
Effective, clean public transport system and dates
– Low pollution levels and urban spaces are more green
A higher feeling of personal safety, even at night
Better health care, unemployment benefits, and social systems
– More privacy and independence in social interactions

Indian lifestyle:

– Working hours are often unrealistic functional expectations
– Public materials are crowded and less efficient in major cities
High air pollution and noise, especially in urban areas
Fears about street harassment and crime in some areas
– The advantages of social security and insurance are less easy
– Repeated storming in personal matters

While Lakchchi’s comments are echo with many, they have also sparked sharp reactions. One of the Instagram users wrote, “Agreed. The balance between work and life is good. I will go on a 3 -week vacation and the supervisors told me until I check my emails.” They added, “My city has AQI from 20. My head in India has 357.”

Another eagerness, “The only thing that does not overcome India is health care. The number of doctors and nurses is enormous. Legends shout on them.”

But not everyone liked. One commentator wrote: “Once you leave, just leave. Stop justification. Frankly, no one here cares.” “Look for your peace, but for the sake of the sky, stop screaming.”