I left USA 2 days after finishing PhD at MIT. Why? Story of an IIT-MIT graduate

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

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  • @oldies266
    @oldies266 Месяц назад +33

    Dear Dr.You have done the most brilliant thing to go back to India,where you can fulfill your dreams and your family togetherness.You will be a happy person in your life.I am 73 years old and live in USA and can say that the most important thing in life is your happiness and not money.God bless you.

    • @narasinganallur6173
      @narasinganallur6173 Месяц назад +6

      I am 65 and have lived in canada for the last 43 years continuously. I am at a stage now regretting my decision. I am neither a fit in the west and am worried will not be fir in India. My children ( 30 and 34) are also struggling emotionally. we are all well settled financially but life has no meaning.

    • @anannyapearl9720
      @anannyapearl9720 15 дней назад

      You all can still come back at any age ... atleast give it a try for a few months..

    • @anannyapearl9720
      @anannyapearl9720 15 дней назад

      Your comments validate what i always felt about those going abroad seeking material success.
      अपना देश जैसा और कहीं नही 🇮🇳

  • @Seymour-d3t
    @Seymour-d3t Месяц назад +42

    This is a good thing what you did, Vizuara. You are going to help build India. Wish more Indians will do what you did. Never been to India but son of Indentured Servants but love India and I am proud of you and what you did.

  • @PeaceFORever-
    @PeaceFORever- Месяц назад +48

    I had similar path 20yrs back. Very happy to stay back in US in my prime . I have worked both in India and US. I hate the toxic culture in India .I came from
    Lower middle class , having a complete meal was luxury for me and my family back then . Got into top most engg college in India in merit . Money was my priority back then. Took care of my parents and my family and enough to retire by 50 . I miss my friends and family in India . I will be retiring in 5 yrs and I plan to settle in India and visit US as I have friends and family here too. It’s individual preference and your decision is based on your priority in life . There is not a right or wrong decision I believe . Do I regret staying back in US - Not at all . I am sure you made the right decision for your situation .Good luck

    • @colsartech9261
      @colsartech9261 17 дней назад

      It's important to always have a backup plan, and that plan should be centered around India. In America, you are an individual, but in India, you have the potential to build something much larger. This needs to be planned well in advance if you intend to return to India. Otherwise, you might end up retiring at 55, with all your valuable experiences going to waste. Plan wisely, and you will likely find greater success in India than in America.

    • @colsartech9261
      @colsartech9261 17 дней назад +1

      The key is finding people like you in India and connect with them.

    • @indian9632
      @indian9632 6 дней назад +1

      "hated toxic culture in India"
      I don't think India is the right place for you..

    • @sagek7949
      @sagek7949 5 дней назад

      You’re right, for privileged people, India is a much better option.

  • @naramanickam2188
    @naramanickam2188 Месяц назад +22

    You are 100 per cent. Spot on. India wants its people back. If you want to set up a business you must go home. I hope some rich Indians will set up an opportunity for you returning Indians.

    • @induchopra3014
      @induchopra3014 10 дней назад

      So many good colonies. Flats,houses. S hooks. Malls..India has eveything

  • @vinayggl
    @vinayggl Месяц назад +30

    Fantastic!! Bravo and God speed my dear friend! May your dreams and plans come true and I will pray that you achieve your vision many folds...

  • @uttammanna5675
    @uttammanna5675 Месяц назад +6

    Your mindset is completely matching my mindset. I agree with your points. I spent 6 years in USA, did my MBA there and then I am back in India. I doing well better than in USA.

  • @LNCMD2023
    @LNCMD2023 Месяц назад +15

    With his education and skills, He is not going to starve. He will do well every where.

  • @thefatcat-hd6ze
    @thefatcat-hd6ze Месяц назад +30

    Thanks for the video :))
    Good that you didn't let other's unsolicited advice get to you, you took a stand for your self respect by not getting in that rat race and I respect you for it.

    • @ln7487
      @ln7487 26 дней назад

      Now that he is in India, rat race will start! He will start realizing that soon!

  • @sukumarjana1238
    @sukumarjana1238 Месяц назад +20

    You are a great person, visionary, optimistic, nationalistic and family oriented. Wish you all the best. Some of the things that will bother you though are pollution level in India, overcrowding , children’s educational difficulties due to excessive competition, poor health facilities and corruption .

  • @sudhakarrao4907
    @sudhakarrao4907 Месяц назад +27

    Splendid! Further, want to compliment you on being more than your just a job,in the same manner I modestly tried , when returning back from Boston for almost continuous 25years service stint at both government & private medical institutions within India , starting in 1969 till retirement . Alluding to the tidily arranged pot plant collection displayed behind you! Wishing you best of success in your long term endeavors.

  • @user-sk3py5bd7s
    @user-sk3py5bd7s Месяц назад +12

    Brilliant. Your humble attitude gives a great message and also that we should be where we feel we belong. Make yourself & our country proud of your transition.

  • @RyanA-yp2vu
    @RyanA-yp2vu Месяц назад +9

    Each and every point is valid and you made the best decision because by the time you completed your PhD you literally took the most educated n rational decision well done 👍

  • @pameilamary4315
    @pameilamary4315 17 дней назад +3

    I salute your super decision of being here in our country and contribute towards its growth. I wish many young people feel motivated and follow your foottsteps for their own betterment and that of our country

  • @maheshseth751
    @maheshseth751 19 часов назад

    This is one of the best articulated videos I have seen on how one balances out their personal choice to reflect how they live. You are very smart !

  • @yeshprab
    @yeshprab 17 дней назад +3

    Congatulations for choosing India as your place to settledown and work, perhaps start a business of your own. I know many Indians who have gone to the USA for higher studies who, after finishing the studies and getting a job always dream about returning to India some day, perhaps in a few years, to settle down, but never take any action to realize their dream. (And talk about it endlessly, too.)You have taken the bold step. I had that dream too, but I am still here, in the USA. I am now nearly 81 years old, and finally have stopped dreaming about returning to India. Wishing you the best, and success in your endeavers.
    Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania

  • @Paplu-i5t
    @Paplu-i5t Месяц назад +12

    The unselfish brave makes many frank accurate points. I liked the one about cost of private space and public space.

  • @tanmoybiswas8882
    @tanmoybiswas8882 Месяц назад +115

    Salute bro... India needs minds like you and your friend for it's promising growth...

    • @ratan012
      @ratan012 Месяц назад

      unfortunately majority of Indians are SLAVS of USA

    • @rubbersidedown7992
      @rubbersidedown7992 Месяц назад +1

      Its very difficult to sustain there .. forget tenure track positn .. A phd (& w post doc/s ofc) w/o publications doesnt really stand a chance in the cut throat academia ..
      But 1 can choose the industry , if thats satisfactory

    • @kamalatemplin7975
      @kamalatemplin7975 22 дня назад

      Yes that's a very brave decision, knowing well that in india it's much harder to establish oneself.🙏

    • @mrinal2100
      @mrinal2100 День назад

      @@kamalatemplin7975 There is no other country like USA for talented people. Its the only place where you can restart your career or do anyting and it will be accepted

  • @gaurimathur55
    @gaurimathur55 27 дней назад +4

    Good man. You have your priorities right. Wish you a very blessed and bright future

  • @boomamaheswaran
    @boomamaheswaran 17 дней назад +2

    Excellent decision!! Congratulations and Best wishes to you!!

  • @SaltLake180
    @SaltLake180 Месяц назад +4

    Thanks for the sincere and honest feedback.

  • @michaelgarcia812
    @michaelgarcia812 Месяц назад +7

    Trust in your decision, don’t look back, it’s your decision no one else’s!

  • @mahendradev2756
    @mahendradev2756 Месяц назад +9

    YOU ARE A VERY BRAVE MAN MAY GOD BLESS YOU

  • @hariyaliaurrastha3734
    @hariyaliaurrastha3734 Месяц назад +2

    Hats off to you Sridhar! Taking a risk is part of life. Love the fact that you stated family as one of the reasons for returning to India. Good luck to you in your endeavors. Best wishes.

  • @ThomasDaniel-hg4cx
    @ThomasDaniel-hg4cx 29 дней назад +2

    I am a resident of NA. congratulations to you for your brave decision to return to home country where you are from. For some of us it is too late. All the very best .

  • @alex_2020
    @alex_2020 Месяц назад +6

    A man’s dignity is more important than anything else!

    • @navinadv
      @navinadv 21 день назад

      Exactly. Post 2009-10 the US immigration process doesn’t favour staying in the US. Being always stressed about your visa status is not worth the benefits. Why would a PhD from MIT subject himself to the Visa lottery.

  • @rajagopalanduraiswamy45
    @rajagopalanduraiswamy45 Месяц назад +109

    Kudos to you….right decision….am a Senior Citizen spending time with my grandchildren in USA …have been advising my son and daughter to come back to our country which is lot better on all parameters…

  • @AKASHROY-i9f
    @AKASHROY-i9f 21 день назад +1

    IITs have the brightest minds of our country and youth like u will shape the future of India Best wishes will love to work with u

  • @pravinpatel9895
    @pravinpatel9895 Месяц назад +3

    Great decision! Wish you luck in India. Despite all the hurdles in India U’ll do some thing great!!

  • @gw1284
    @gw1284 Месяц назад +3

    Young man, you made the right decision, because you have vision

  • @chaitanyakada1341
    @chaitanyakada1341 8 дней назад

    Bharath needs individuals like you. Very much appreciate your clarity of thought.

  • @MrGirishbarhate
    @MrGirishbarhate Месяц назад +31

    My best wishes to your journey, I am a regular learner from Vizuara Channel.
    Remember this Theodore Roosevelt's quote from his "Man in the Arena" speech:
    "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither.

  • @paramagan
    @paramagan 15 дней назад +1

    You are true son of India Absolutely bold step, we will get the best of both worlds. The US is good moneywise, but we will lose our heritage and culture. I have seen it all in usa.

  • @praveendesai885
    @praveendesai885 Месяц назад +2

    Vizuara - Brilliant idea. Best contribution to India you have made.

  • @amysattivaradar8552
    @amysattivaradar8552 11 дней назад

    A very gutsy decision. You will make it great in India. Kudos on your brave and well thought out decision.

  • @Drganguli
    @Drganguli Месяц назад +6

    In many cases PhD’s can find good opportunities in India in universities or start their companies. But problems of pollution, traffic, and education of children later in life will come to you.

  • @bone854
    @bone854 Месяц назад +7

    Good luck with your journey!!!

  • @satyajitsahoo7533
    @satyajitsahoo7533 Месяц назад +4

    I’m based in Boston too, and I get what he means. He made a smart decision!

  • @MuhammadAli-oilandgas
    @MuhammadAli-oilandgas 4 дня назад

    mindset, thats why MIT is MIT. thanks for sharing this video brother.

  • @okee7
    @okee7 Месяц назад +2

    Great insights! Wish you the best; your kind can thrive any place and not just India

  • @ag4eng
    @ag4eng Месяц назад +5

    Smart man, you are truly educated.

  • @commonsense5193
    @commonsense5193 Месяц назад +1

    Forget about the MIT, IIT, PhD identities, the point is even from a mediocre technical college, you can still become successful. You need to be a motivator, an achiever with an innovating mind. If living in USA is a misery, you did a good thing by returning home. Would be good to hear an update video from you in 5 years time.

  • @Chandra1432r
    @Chandra1432r 19 дней назад +1

    You will get all happiness in your life for setting right priority in life at right time. You are an inspiration for many Indians who are suffering immensly in USA for visa and then meaningful life at later stage.

  • @susoommen
    @susoommen 18 дней назад +2

    From what I can understand..you came back because you were not happy living an independent life minus the comforts of the domestic help that is available in India😊😊😊 everything else is a matter of resilience..hats off to people who stay and make it work👍🙏👍

  • @mitulsunderaj2150
    @mitulsunderaj2150 Месяц назад +4

    Welcome home!!! Our infrastructure certainly needs honing and toning, but that can happen when you people collaborate with those here and create a whole new scenario. Your decision worth the price you have paid. 13:17 13:20 You have said it. That's the spirit. This is from somebody who also returned, suffered the decline , etc.etc., but eventually found our space.

  • @sreesub
    @sreesub Месяц назад +3

    Awesome stuff. Congrats on the decision and hope you are successful in creating 50K jobs and beyond in India.

  • @atisdmitra
    @atisdmitra Месяц назад +4

    You can make your close relations very happy but your efforts to make a mark in India will eat dust

  • @RohitKumar-rr4nz
    @RohitKumar-rr4nz 16 дней назад +1

    Time will tell how much you respect this decision. Congratulations though!

  • @atharbasit9223
    @atharbasit9223 Месяц назад +1

    Appreciate your courage to come back to 🇮🇳 and make a mark where you were born, no worries you will end up doing better than in the 🇺🇸

  • @hkhv5046
    @hkhv5046 Месяц назад +2

    You are an iconic figure to have taken bold decision because you have an entrepreneurial mind and India needs more people like you who can contribute in setting up US like infrastructure and growth in India so as to reduce our dependency on US and western countries.

  • @neelagovindaraj5933
    @neelagovindaraj5933 Месяц назад +2

    Please don't be hesitant to say that you did the right thing! Ofcourse you will be a second class citizen there even after a few generations. Sitting on huge stacks of money cannot be the goal of life anyway. Hope your video brings more people back not necessarily for a start up but just to be with your own people.

  • @foxytail8631
    @foxytail8631 Месяц назад +3

    Times have changed. There are tremendous growth opportunities now in India and because of market scalability and appetite on par with US consumer market, this is probably the way to go.

  • @muthulakshmiramani4247
    @muthulakshmiramani4247 26 дней назад +1

    Best wishes for your endeavors. Hope you rise to great heights

  • @fatik870
    @fatik870 Месяц назад +2

    🎉 it’s much much better to return back and help build your nation. I wish I could go back but we have totally uprooted

  • @ln7487
    @ln7487 26 дней назад +2

    Strange, if an apartment rent was $3500 in USA, typically 2 to 3 students share a 3 BHK, wonder you had to live alone. However, it's your decision. Opportunities are better in USA definitely, and work culture is a lot better!! I am here in USA for past 23 years and I can vouch for that!!

  • @EbadulKarim-k1p
    @EbadulKarim-k1p Месяц назад +1

    One of the greatest talks and decisions; best of luck bro.

  • @bonnydavis6730
    @bonnydavis6730 Месяц назад +1

    I wish you, with utmost sincerity, all the best to your future endeavours in India.

  • @scm50able
    @scm50able Месяц назад +1

    Great . The right thing you did. If I had the wisdom that you have when I was at your age I would have done the same thing. Now it is too late for me. I have many bundles to carry now. Your decision is the most appropriate.

  • @sankarbrahma5219
    @sankarbrahma5219 10 дней назад

    India needs you.Hats up to your decision

  • @anil4015
    @anil4015 Месяц назад +3

    Thank you for explaining your experience.

  • @rajanigs
    @rajanigs Месяц назад +4

    My son also returned to India immediately after his Phd @, Bio medical engineering. Specialisation being ultra sound

    • @jigsaw2281
      @jigsaw2281 Месяц назад +1

      Aapko pranam aapke bete to respect bolna meri tarf s🙏

  • @vinodmadhavan329
    @vinodmadhavan329 Месяц назад +4

    Firstly appreciate your thought process and the decision. I am sure you will do well.
    USA the place it used to be is not the same now.
    The political land scape is a big question mark not that India is better. Certainly India can offer a better opportunity.
    India needs to pull up its infrastructure and political behaviour.
    Home is always sweet and warm no doubt.

  • @pushpajoshi5051
    @pushpajoshi5051 3 дня назад

    Very good decision.God bless you .Bharat Mata kee Jai.

  • @prahladsinhjadeja9018
    @prahladsinhjadeja9018 Месяц назад +6

    Very excellent thoughts

  • @IamRoyMiller
    @IamRoyMiller Месяц назад +72

    Anyway, who wants to spend the majority of their life preparing for the dooming visa processes in USA. Even if we got a green card, we will never be treated as equals there.

    • @LNCMD2023
      @LNCMD2023 Месяц назад

      Do Indians treat others in India as equals?

    • @vinsin328
      @vinsin328 Месяц назад +22

      In India also people are not treated equal.

    • @Ansuman-xp7it
      @Ansuman-xp7it Месяц назад

      ​@@vinsin328leave bharat

    • @rnskfamily7672
      @rnskfamily7672 Месяц назад +7

      Agree. In india you will never be equal. If you don't have money you are not getting anything there. The divide between lower middle class, middle class and upper class is massive. People suffer better to pack up. Leave return to India for IIt and MIT.

    • @realityishardtodigest9128
      @realityishardtodigest9128 Месяц назад

      You'll only be treated as a stupid F if you use words like "Equality, Diversity, inclusion, Trigger, Gender stuff, etc". Every else respects you for your achievements which are mostly Materialistic in nature. No one gives a F about your "Equality" here. Get Real

  • @prahladsinhjadeja9018
    @prahladsinhjadeja9018 Месяц назад +5

    feel proud for your thoughts an you

  • @alexkumar7062
    @alexkumar7062 Месяц назад +3

    Couple of things - I am working in Northamerica for 35 years I agree with most of items execept forllowing
    1. To Startup in US is much more difficult in US and especially for Indians - with our brown skins - we are not successful in selling which is needed for startup Therefore most of startups Indians pair with americans. You might end up giving up huge part to your american partners.
    2. For Indian Females - I think it is better to be in India as there are servants in India compared to house work. My wife always complains about it.
    3. Working in India versus US - There are better job growth opportunities in India than US market as US market is mature. Also don't minimize the stress of getting Green Card and losing of job - job security in US.

    • @sagek7949
      @sagek7949 5 дней назад

      Why are Indian females burdened with the load of housework ? Is that what your wife complains about ? Do you earn in dollars and not spend on weekly home cleaning services ?

  • @rajivpatel3106
    @rajivpatel3106 12 дней назад

    You are a brave and courageous man buddy. Good on you. Best wishes. 👍👍👍

  • @sangeethagurusamy5046
    @sangeethagurusamy5046 22 дня назад +1

    More power to you Dr Sreedath🎉

  • @makimomoo
    @makimomoo Месяц назад +1

    You did a superb thing. Only people who make decisions like you, can grow India to be prosperous and magical. The USA is a cesspool of greed.

  • @0kenmei
    @0kenmei Месяц назад +1

    Dear Sreedath, I am writing this after watching entire video. I really respect your thoughts and What motivated you to stay firm on your decision and come back to India to contribute and make it better.
    Nice to see people like you ( with such caliber ) dedicating life for India and Indians. NOT Like OLA's Bhavish, who is arrogant & bullshit Indians naming his batteries "BHARAT" not providing proper support on his sales.

  • @kspradeep8397
    @kspradeep8397 10 дней назад +1

    My small contribution to your video

    • @vizuara
      @vizuara  8 дней назад +1

      Thank you so much for your support! We deeply appreciate it :)

  • @AS-zq7vz
    @AS-zq7vz Месяц назад +1

    Wonderful! You're an inspiration.

  • @pineapplesareyummy6352
    @pineapplesareyummy6352 Месяц назад +2

    Well done! You also have far less chance of being shot dead in the US. Make the best use of your talent in India and benefit your own people. I have a good friend from Kerala who graduated from Stanford who went back and founded a company in India. Meanwhile, Chinese scientists are increasingly going home. Take your skills and grow the motherland.

  • @myvizhipraveen2041
    @myvizhipraveen2041 22 дня назад +1

    Truly admiring

  • @ashanaidu8543
    @ashanaidu8543 13 дней назад

    God bless you abundantly in all your endeavours. Please do something for the rural and downtrodden children. ❤

  • @calmmuzic3217
    @calmmuzic3217 Месяц назад +6

    Dude, you went to IIT and MIT, you should not be making such videos that portray risk. Your education institute should have trained you be successful on MARS. Do good wherever you are

  • @vipinravindranath187
    @vipinravindranath187 Месяц назад

    Good luck Prashanth....God bless you for attempting something for 🇮🇳

  • @mousumiganguly7575
    @mousumiganguly7575 13 дней назад

    Bro,your number 5point as you gave in the description box most delighted me

  • @socraticdialogue29.
    @socraticdialogue29. 16 дней назад +5

    Main Issues in india are: pollution, traffic, poor infrastructure, corruption and congestion making it difficult for people to return. Do not underestimate how important clean water, air and beautiful landscapes are to people.

  • @pranavgandhi9224
    @pranavgandhi9224 Месяц назад +2

    Super proud of you guyssss❤

  • @SwathiYannam-n3r
    @SwathiYannam-n3r Месяц назад

    Salute boss! Thank you for putting forward an honest opinion. Like you mentioned many upper middle class and middle class people in India don't see a drastic change in lifestyle. It was completely the case in our parents generation. But now things are changing. This video will have a lasting impression on many in India to take a decision whether to move to the usa or not. Thank youa again!

  • @SkyTachyon
    @SkyTachyon Месяц назад +3

    Wishing you all the best 👍

  • @cgkmurthi
    @cgkmurthi Месяц назад +16

    You're courageous and good wishes to you. I am living in US during the past 4 years... There are serious issues living in USA. This is applicable for those who moved here during the past 5-6 years. VISA issues, Healthcare costs, High inflation during the past 3 years, High cost of college education, Lack of jobs in IT for those from tier-2 universities in US specially Indian kids (Ivy league and another 10 universities are the first tier), Lack of good family holiday attractions (in total there are just 5-6 like Grand canyon and Niagara falls), High costs of house maintenance (constant repairs), Many practical problems that you will come to know only after you move here.
    In India one can tour to old attractions like Hampi, Ellora, and another 100 such places or the new attractions like Ayodhya, Kevadia, etc.

    • @PPB-m9e
      @PPB-m9e Месяц назад +1

      Agreed 💯

    • @mri3384
      @mri3384 14 дней назад

      The historic monuments in the USA are from late 1800s. Where as India touts 4-5000 years of evident history. What must change is caste, color , religion-based bias, which the root of rampant corruption in India. We can’t give up. Entrepreneurs like him will be the single bricks of change.

    • @BalchandransavitriBalchandran
      @BalchandransavitriBalchandran 10 дней назад

      Very good decision you have taken to come back to India and those who have come back to India they get good job and and more freedom here and you can enjoy life with your relatives and friends

  • @hm5142
    @hm5142 Месяц назад +5

    The US has tremendous contempt for expertise and always has. Most talented Americans don't go into technical fields, but are more likely to go into banking. I run a tech startup, and most of our employees are Asian because there are no Americans in the job pool. We are very happy to have our employees, but it underscores the contempt Americans have for science and tech.

    • @ramusumathi1234
      @ramusumathi1234 17 дней назад

      God bless you with success...your goal and zeal to increase India's GDP by creating 50,000 is something that is so inspiring.Hope you inspire many more talented Indians !!! So proud of you!!!All the best!

  • @samali108
    @samali108 15 дней назад

    I have been in the United States for over 50 years. I do miss India and the people there and thought of going back many times. However every time my friends in India discouraged me saying that it would be very difficult with re-adjustment. Still confused!

  • @govindprasad6822
    @govindprasad6822 Месяц назад

    You did right..don’t get demotivated… once decided stop comparing things with USA. Life is short doing what you want is important..

  • @chicago9458
    @chicago9458 21 день назад

    Selçuk Bayraktar of Türkiye 🇹🇷 who earned his second master degree at MIT went back to his country and he’s now building the defense industry there now as one of the largest drone exporters

  • @kishtyle
    @kishtyle Месяц назад +2

    Kudos to you welcome to India we need people like you with vision. I see that your current product is in the education sector which seems to be very good, but I feel that you should also leverage on your expertise in your research topic i.e. solar cells and also the network you have created during your PhD. I think your journey and expertise acquired are elsewhere and hope you can bring that to India. All the very best to you.

  • @kunalkrishnamukherjeeiitm3546
    @kunalkrishnamukherjeeiitm3546 Месяц назад

    Ok here is a Indian my friend, I am faculty at the same inst you graduated from and I returned from US 15 days after Ph.D. You are not alone. My point was I'm an Indian and would live in India that's it.

  • @GLOVENT
    @GLOVENT Месяц назад

    Though i am not an Indian but i think you took the right decision. Also all the points which you have mentioned are totally correct. You will do way better in terms of quality of life and in other areas in next few years as compared to those who did not came back.

  • @vjcsit56
    @vjcsit56 Месяц назад +1

    Great, hope the country and politicians don't disappoint your generation the way it did ours

  • @jigsaw2281
    @jigsaw2281 Месяц назад

    India needs you bro proud of you more than satya, sundar and what not

  • @shreepadbhat9739
    @shreepadbhat9739 Месяц назад

    Thanks for uploading!!
    Yes! Once you have family and children enrolled into education, it becomes very difficult to reverse migrate!
    As per some highly respected social thinkers, by 2040, the best of the brains in the world will be working in India to service India and the world to shape life for humanity into modern times!!!

  • @amritamuttoo6397
    @amritamuttoo6397 16 дней назад

    My children also returned their Green card after 6 years in the US.They are happy here same company Google.
    India is more technologically better than anywhere in the World.

  • @teamdynamic5178
    @teamdynamic5178 Месяц назад +1

    Thank you so much from Indians ..good foresight and meaningful ambition

  • @sandhyabhamidipati5234
    @sandhyabhamidipati5234 Месяц назад

    Nation needs people like you. You are the real son of the soil. We are proud of people like you. Thank you for coming back ❤

    • @suyashverma9060
      @suyashverma9060 Месяц назад

      What a demeaning statement which is full of contempt for people who graduated from low level colleges but working for India, just to praise IITians like feudalist 😡

  • @pdelaprimm
    @pdelaprimm Месяц назад +3

    Thank you.
    Interesting remarks and analysis you have shared.
    - Peter

  • @indirachandra4329
    @indirachandra4329 Месяц назад +5

    You said it. In India sigle unmarried is a nightmare I moved to the US in my end of my teenage. It was hell in India those days.In the US is like heaven so much peace, freedom and respect. I' m living in the US more then India. One thing Indians should change they attitude...Now a days Indians coming to the US different greed. That is for sure the US is not same like 20 year back. Good Luck guys...

  • @gagankumar4338
    @gagankumar4338 Месяц назад

    Just wanted to say all the best and i really pray your version of the future is the one we get to live in :)

  • @calmmuzic3217
    @calmmuzic3217 Месяц назад +2

    With green card you cannot come back anytime. There is a limit of how many days you can be physically outside US on green card. If you stay too long, green card is considered abandoned