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[QUOTE=mobi;635586]When I am visiting India, I noticed that often others (people not known to me by anyway e.g. in shops) can detect that I'm from overseas. :e I don't know exactly how they pick up the clues (even when not speaking in English and kids are not with me). Did it happen to you guys? If ...

on the contrary, most Indian middle class men can be heard complaining about increasing women empowerment

[QUOTE=okonomi;635333]Stuck there ? Indians would give their eye teeth to get stuck there. [/QUOTE]
Sorry, not all indians. there are many on this forum(including me) who have already r2ied

[QUOTE=return2desh;629429]I think you have doubts as well and that's why you are getting impacted by these comments by your friends and relatives. If you are not able to explain to them clearly why you moved back to India then I think it is a problem that you need to solve asap by asking yourself ...

[QUOTE=techynt;629514]I am not sure about this. Looking for a comparable job in India is a nightmare. Not to mention horrible working conditions compared to the 9-5 work hours we are used to here. After you spend 60 hours for work, and 10-15 hours stuck in traffic..I am not sure how much of life is ...

[QUOTE=cmk786;628213]To answer your questiona in regards to ur financial situation. I think 1.5 lacks indian rupees per month should be OK . But I am not sure how much tax u have to pay. But if you get 1.5 lacks after taxes will be substantial. About ur decision to r2i. You are been their already ...

[QUOTE=Raja123;628212]Tell them your company is paying American salary working in India.[/QUOTE]
It actually did happen for around 6 months. I came back to india and my US employer offered me to work from India for few months with american salary. Enjoyed it. :)

[QUOTE=FB2020;628174]Also, if you don't mind, can you share a little about Chandigarh.. meaning life style etc. as compared to Delhi / NCR area.. quality / cost of living, cleanliness, govt, schools, medical facilities etc.[/QUOTE] It is way better than NCR. I cant even compare the two. I belong to ...

I r2ied 6 months back from Bay area. I am 31, married, 1 kid 2.5 years old. Currently in Chandigarh. Salary in india - 1.5 lacs/month Savings/Investments (1.10 crore) I lived in US for 3 years. So i did not get accustomed to US life style that much. I could easily adjust in india. My kid is also ...

[QUOTE=Imissindia;588932]It is quite possible to live comfortably for 50-70k today but that amount would probably double every 5 years or so due to inflation. If you are working then your salary tends to keep pace with inflation to some extent. If you plan to actually retire (like we have done) then ...