“This country is not confirmable”: NRi virus sharing the remorse for returning to India engraved the discussion

The Reddit user post brutally struck the “dark side” to return to India with a tendency with many in the NRI, which sparked an online conversation about the harsh facts faced by those who choose to return after years abroad.

Entitled “regret returning to India – the dark side (truth) no one warns you”, the user recounted personal experiences of frustration, disappointment, and financial mistakes since his return, and attracts a strong response from translator and returne colleagues.

From the survival of the Covid intensive care unit in 2021 – where they were told that they may not do this unless another patient passes – to the lost lamentation of $ 1.6 million by selling a very early American house, the publication highlights the inability to predict health care and financial planning in India.

The user wrote: “Every trip looks like a survival game,” the user wrote. “Up to 10 kilometers can take 1-1.5 hours.”

The publication lists grievances through infrastructure, corruption, real estate fraud, and the fears of the quality of life ranging from falsified food to the rise in pollution and the problems of drugs that have not been verified. It also addresses regular issues such as education and medical “mafia”, and the general absence of accountability in public life.

Comments chanted similar feelings. One of them wrote: “I try to find more positivity and keep myself happy. Unfortunately, I disintegrate inside too. This country cannot be installed.”

Another user noticed, “If you are trying to explain this to anyone who never lived outside India, this is a waste of time … until poverty, population and corruption are addressed, and the problems you mention are a secondary product.”

While the original author acknowledged that India has its charm – such as the ability to bear costs, family, and cultural contact – and warned that organized systems may fight for adaptation. “I do not say this to insult the country,” and I concluded the post. “Often we only highlight the pros and” back home “and shine on daily facts.”

Since then, a viral post has become Reddit, with its echoes with many who face an emotional tension similar to the war between belonging and exhaustion.