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r2i = 31 = 3+1 = 4

Hi Bioswamy, I just sent you a PM (Private Message). I need some help regarding an offer I have from Singapore.

Congratulations. My r2i story is pretty much same as yours. Quick question - are you planning to keep GC process going someway, and if yes, how? Please let me know if I can discuss this with you offline. Thanks.

Good luck Nelly. I wish all the happiness and peace for you and your family in India. Knowing the person you are (through your blog), I'm sure you will author a successful r2i story.

[QUOTE=etrast75;82131]At this point, I have decided to abandon my GC process. Since GC is based on a future employment offer, I believe a company can process GC even though the person may not be present in US (Please correct me if I am wrong). So, if I wanted, I guess I could have pushed my company ...

Congratulations and good luck on your r2i plans. Looks like you have given enough thought to your plans.

Quick question for you - are you going to give up your GC in the pipeline? If no, how do you plan to keep it going?

I'm not worried about his (one who is in 7th) struggle with language subject or academic rigor in general. I'm worried about the indifferent and incompassionate attitude of the teachers towards kids - if that is widely prevalent. I talked to a friend of mine whose kids go to Amity school in Noida ...

Hi layman, my elder one is in 7th and younger one has not started going to school (he is 3-1/2). We are exploring the idea of having the elder one repeat 7th in India to make the transition easier. With repeating 7th, he would start his Indian academic career with stonger base. We think that loosing ...

We are on plan to r2i in May this year. So far we have tried to be upbeat about our move, but when I hear bad experiences in schools like the ones mentioned in previous posts, I feel shaken to the core (especially when we don't have GC and r2a is next to impossible). Can more of our friends in India ...

Saw Taare Zameen Par this morning in an AMC theatre. My whole family has concluded that this is one of the best movies we have seen. An extra ordinary film in all faculties - beautiful story, exceptionally powerful direction by Amir Khan and heart touching acting by a boy who played the role of a ...