On Saturday 22 Oct 2011 6:27:21 pm Udhay Shankar N wrote: > I’m glad I went back to India, and I’m glad to be back in the U.S. Life > has come full circle but the center has shifted. I didn’t go to India to > find home, but I did find it; I now know where I belong. As Laozi might > have said, sometimes the journey of a single step starts with a thousand > miles in the opposite direction.
Good article. This man is honest and not bitter. I like it. Too many people I know felt empty after going abroad. It was interactions with them that steeled my resolve to return to India. But India really is bittersweet. There are too many scamsters who are able to separate an NRI from his money. In the US - NRIs make an honest living ans still get relatively wealthy. In India making an honest living is not guaranteed to make you wealthy. In the US dishonesty is almost guaranteed to get you into jail. In India dishonesty can well make you a king. The center is indeed diferent. I too am optimistic and I live in India. i look forward to a time when the honest in India can live well and without bitterness. Their time too will come. IMHO. shiv
