“Life is more dynamic in India”: NRI explains why he returns from the United States was “the right choice”

Reddit’s function has become a viral after he shared an Indian professional for his return to India 15 years later in the United States, he was one of the best decisions in his life.

The user, who returned in 2019, said that many friends and relatives initially warned him against taking a “risky” step. But looking back, he believes this step was “interesting and sustainable” for him and his family.

He wrote: “Life feels more dynamic and interesting here. In the United States, life was very comfortable but also monotony. In India, every day brings new challenges, opportunities and experiences.”

The Redditor team highlighted several reasons behind its decision: the increasing cost of living in the United States, the best entrepreneurship opportunities in India, the improvements in schools, and a greater feeling of personal freedom compared to “the exact pressure of the installation abroad.”

While he admitted the faults of India-including traffic, bureaucracy and corruption-the poetry was that it was worthy of attention. He said: “I prefer dealing with these harassment instead of feeling inhabitants in a cycle of high expenses and low quality of life in the United States,” adding that since then he started to start it in India.

This post sparked a vital discussion online, as many users weigh the advantages and challenges of life in both countries.

“I have always thought that anyone with higher money than average would be happier in India than the United States because they can live a better lifestyle … Even the Upper Class in the United States does not usually have a driver, maid and cooking.”

Another user displayed a more accurate view: “Life in India is full of low to medium challenges, but most of them are not life -threatening. Your view of the potential of savings in the United States may be unique in your position. For many Indians working in technology, the United States still provides better investment opportunities.”

The discussion also touched on the ecosystem of the body in India, education, and social pressures, with reference to the amount of personal circumstances that could constitute the individual’s experience in returning to the homeland.