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As a US citizen, is it possible to divide time between USA (70%) and India (30%). This is assuming that telecommute option is viable and in place. Logistics can be taken care regarding housing. But my main concern is for growing kids. Would it be disruptive for them? Also, how would we not disrupt ...

Hello Rajradio,

have you gone back to India yet? How is your hospital coming along. let us know.

BFN,

[QUOTE=US2INDIA8;365656]Nice projection! Being sensitive is a relative term!! You seem to have all valid arguments but you systematically (and effectively, I must say) contradict them in your follow-up posts. You sound as if you have a thick skin and cold blood, but your venting session about 20 ...

[QUOTE=indigoyogi;365463]I agree that the intent of the thread is R2A. However, your post generalized that a bulk of R2Is are because of failures and that those that R2I, do it with fancy excuses such as 'family ties, indian culture'.. I would like to differ with you on that. While there may be some ...

[QUOTE=US2INDIA8;365186]raogariammayi; You mean just the way people with aborted R2I plans attributing their failure to fancy excuses like corruption, HR incompetency, lack of professionalism etc? Hey if it makes them feel good, why not? I am not saying these arguments are not genuine, but only ...

[QUOTE=sid_earth;363414]What you described above is the path, not the end goal. What if there is another way to reach the end goal? There are already some orphanages and old age homes. But they don't have facilities or have money crunch. What they don't have is access to donors. And donors come only ...

[QUOTE=okonomi;364911]The huge spurt in OCI applications in the year 2010 was caused by (1) R2I of US citizens (2) paperwork burden for OCI is on par with that for the X-visa[/QUOTE] I want to join that list too.......I agree that it is either USC or GC rejects who make the bulk of r2i.But they give ...

[QUOTE=rajradio;363375]oh there is so much to do(luckily for us our politicians have left a lot to clean up) 1. educations sector: our syllabi need a revision our govt is too big to make changes in a quick fashion. You could use your IT skill to develop a little analytical teaching programm and ...

[QUOTE=Old-Spice2;363342]Most of the problems in India points to moribund judicial system. If any govt can pay full attention to it and fix the system, then entire country will improve. Some tasks that should be considered - clear the backlog of cases, appoint more judges, set time limit for legal ...

[QUOTE=spartan;363332]I'm not defending corruption in India or bribery and wish its not there. But do you know that US governments laws and bills are influenced by lobbyists. Big corporation hires and pays through lobbyists to get favorable contracts or bills that will help a particular company. It ...