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Hello everyone, We will be moving from NCR to Hyderabad soon and was looking for some urgent feedback on the following schools. We are interested in CBSE board. 1) Phoenix Greens 2) Shriram Universal 3) Manthan international 4) Meridian 5) Gaudium My kids (aged 10 and 5) currently attend a CBSE ...

[QUOTE=pnq2012;679218]Yes, agree that China has taken some good steps to curb pollution. Although note that progress can be deceptive. China is suffering because of mass industrialization. But they seem to be taking the right steps whereas India is quietly sitting on a time bomb. The following just ...

[QUOTE=vapasi1;681126]Ave NRI cant even own a 7-series BMW in US, will be busy cutting coupons. BTW, Singapore NRI cant even own a car or own house/flat. But can take comfort in saying Public transport is awesome, so dont need a car and show-off the great facilities in a rented flat :). A resident ...

Facebook is the biggest personal PR platform. Pls know that. Nowadays in India, people are more bothered about capturing the best spcial media worthy pic during a vacation or at a party rather than enjoying the event itself. And the sole intent is to make others envious. Indians are social people ...

[QUOTE=itsvennela;679846]Water quality depends on where you live. Water from bore-well is almost always hardwater. However most areas around Hitec City got municipal water connection. Some gated communities might have water treatment plants but they usually abandon them after a few years because the ...

[QUOTE=wd40;679845]Is it 1.3L per month or per year. If it is per year, then it is not expensive.

Sent from my Redmi Note 4 using Tapatalk[/QUOTE]Per year. Yes it's v economical.

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Hi, Does anyone have feedback on The Shriram Universal School? It's located in Financial district and is backed by the founders of Shriram school, Delhi and Gurgaon. Is the sky high fees of Chirec and Oakridge justified? Here in Noida, we are paying just 1.3 lakh per child at a top CBSE school with ...

Also note that OP is in one of the most livable cities of India- Chandigarh. So its probably not as bad a scenario for him as it is in most Indian metros. [QUOTE=wd40;673149]I think OP is one of those who doesn't care so much about quality of life, it is very clear in his post, he stayed abroad and ...

[QUOTE=pm071;662694]Difficult yet sensitive issue to deal with. I have been in your situation as well as your bhabhi situation. One of the reasons we moved back to india to take care of in laws. Though my husband has a brother and a sister living in india. When i was in US , i would hear sob stories ...

Yes indeed! Your cousin is right. India is a really expensive place nowadays esp. metro cities. So a commensurate package will go a long way in ensuring you have a relatable standard of living (Ala west). Of course, the quality of roads, air pollution etc. wont change but within your private ...