Shocking Things About USA, Every Indian Must Know!
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- čas přidán 10. 06. 2024
- In this video, I have shared with you guys shocking and unexpected things about the USA that I got to know after staying there for 4 months.
Request you to watch the full video because it's not all negative from my viewpoint. Every place is unique, we should see things as it is and always be open to adapting things for a better future.
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Only after traveling to Europe and UK I have realized fresh juice is a luxury pleasure, and how blessed we are for being a tropical country .
Yes exactly!
@@shatofor100 how do you regrow your hair please tell share .I am struggling
"Taj mahal doesn't represent India"...certainly that made my day 😍🤩
Why?
Taj Mahol....loll....lol
@@lavender1986
Typical Bengali accent 😝
Rajeev better architecture than taj mahal exist in kafir bharatmata
And it's not taj mohol
I agree with everything you said 100%. Growing up, I always had a glamorised view of the western countries, believing that their world was perfect without any problems at all. We grown up criticising our country and believing that all problems only exist here. However, after moving abroad I was shocked to see common problems like poverty, homelessness, healthcare problems so deeply rooted in the society. No country is perfect and human problems exist everywhere. I have also learnt to appreciate Indian culture, history, food so much more now.
Your karma hits you everywhere..
Typical Inferiority complex.
You haven’t seen Australia yet
The level of poverty is shocking, sometimes think living in a communist place when it is western country USA.
@@Quviyn if Australia is a perfect country, why so many Indians are attacked? Don't deny it and compare with India.
I moved to US 13 years bqck, what you are saying is 100% right and i felt the same way
Nice video. One thing that always strikes me when I travel, not only to the US, but even countries we consider smaller and poorer are cleaner than India and the people have far better civic sense. I've travelled to Sri Lanka and was blown away by how clean the place is. Yes, the country is not as wealthy as India, but the people are so cleanliness conscious. I feel depressed when I see the trash and litter in India. The same people would be at the best of their behaviour when they go to other countries, but when in India, they just don't care and throw and dirty the place. Its as if all patriotism is only in words, not in action.
They had strict and accountable government atleast for a decade. In India,it's autopilot and there is no effort from government side to weed out the problems from society.
Just FYI.. Srilanka per capita income is double that of india , per capita is real measure not over all GDP
@@Deveshi.A. Cleanliness has nothing to do with a person's income. Look at how people driving fancy cars in India behave, and you'll know what I mean.
@@siddsy100 India has 3 policeman per 1000 people. It's more like law and order issue. Weak and incompetent system won't be able to give you the civilized society. Also violators require to be punished at regular interval as deterret,it's completely missing.
@@awisin871 Actually its not only about enforcement. Its also about education. We are completely lacking in teaching civic sense, morals and ethics in our education, which is only geared towards technical. And example if the Japanese, who we saw cleaning the football stadiums after the match war over. We need to bring in a focus on civic sense, morals and ethics also.
I live in north California. Here in San Francisco the city is full of homeless beggars, I feel unsafe even when driving, I cannot think of walking. I have never seen so many beggars on the road side in any other places including India. The short distance trains are unsafe in the US - robbery inside trains are common, I survived such robbery. The doctor offices actually run businesses, insurance processing, other paper work, privacy policy, etc. are important, actual treatment is not the priority. People are least helpful, people call the police for minor problems with neighbors but they don't just talk.
My India My Country My People My Home ...
Totally resonate with your views. I am currently in the US, studying at Harvard University and recently visited the Isha center in Tennessee. Do you want to do a collab video to share our experiences?
I lived in USA for almost 20 yrs. Yes, you are right, Chipotle is the best and we Indians love it. I miss America a lottttt. But now I'm retired and living off my Social security money here in India. Phir bhi dil hai Hindustani 😀. I still can't get to like our Indian roads and traffic here. I miss those bagels, croissants. Miss many other things, i worked there and the polite nature does not exist here. Here the neighbour are very nosey and no privacy here at all. At first my kids found it very hard in school but second year in Chicago, they learnt their way . But now they're so americanised that they can't even think that i as a mother could live with them. They want me to visit just for two weeks (standard American) . I feel at home here but am very lonely. But end if the day, I'm comfortable here in India, as life is easier to pull along. I don't need a car here, ola and uber are the best as we don't have to park our car in these crowded and narrow roads. I miss the quietness of America. I can go and on writing but i don't intend to bore you .
You're a gem. Happy to see how you've grown and embraced your native culture. I can attest to the safety of India. I visited India in 2020 and at no time did I feel unsafe walking the streets at night
You are absolutely correct about all you have said of my home country. It is truly a conundrum at times here in America with the homeless problem and high sugar foods yet we generally have great roads. Except for parts of my home state of Oklahoma where they are generally pretty bad still though they are being rebuilt every year. KFC used to be way more popular when I was younger (I’m 42) though over the past 20 years it has declined in popularity compared to McDonald’s and the other big fast food chains. Thank you for sharing an honest Indian take on America, Shato! 😌🙏🏽😊
I think good people are more important than good roads😊
Good thing there are good people in the US, too! Like in all countries... good people are everywhere.
@@kaleyjanenigh ya, my bad😊
@@kaleyjanenigh yeah good people are everywhere, but they are in shadow of the bad people.
A lot of good people in the US. Which is why immigrants like me love giving back.
@@mohann2289 , Thats true 100%, but if you live in USA you better not say anything bad about it, then they will say, "get the hell out".
Interesting video. Having come to the US in the 70s, I must say that my own experiences were different, which shows you how much the country has changed. Small talk is, indeed, pretty unique but once you start doing it yourself, you begin to realize that it is just one form of social lubrication - it doesn't really mean anything, nor is it supposed to. You're absolutely right about the food situation - eating out is not a particularly healthy activity. And lately, safety has become a very major concern, with even previously safe areas now being rife with carjackings and mall shootings. I've always visited India all these years, and still visit at least once a year, sometimes twice, and the new India is indeed an exciting thing to experience.
Regarding roads and traffic rules, well...you may not have spent much time in the DC area, but the roads are nowhere near as nice as they used to be, and people drive pretty aggressively - and at relatively high speeds too. After an extended project in Germany, I used to tell my friends that the difference in roads between Germany and the US is like the difference in roads between the US and India - I'm exaggerating, of course, but you get the idea.
Thanks for the video.
No more bad roads in India, Lot has changed in last 5 yrs and it’s improving so fast.
Last year I drove my car 3500 Kms on highways.
@@chandrakantlad7550 I see them improve significantly with each visit.
The constant honking of horns in India drives me nuts!! Just my pet peeve.
I know! That's why I said US roads are so good. Everyone follows traffic rules.
@@shatofor100 Last time I was in India, I asked my cousin why he’s honking in a street when there’s nobody other than us driving. 🤣🤣🙂. Come to Texas next time you’re in the US!! You can stay with me and my 4 cats 🐱 🐈 🐈⬛ 🐈⬛
Thank you for sharing this. 🙏🏼
I think the current government is doing pretty good trying to change the world’s perspective of India.. Especially with diplomats such as EAM Jaishankar sir.
Very accurate description Shato. The only one I would disagree on is how safe women feel. It’s safer in the US to go grocery shopping alone at 11 pm than in India. Yes everything looks empty and scary but there’s no comparison to India.
There are some places in India that are safe I'd say like Mumbai coz i travelled at around 11pm from Dadar to Thane way back in 2008-09 (lived there between 2007-10) Pune, Bangalore is not bad either coz that's been my home off and on for past 22 years.. ofcourse i did not feel as safe in a couple of other cities when i travelled there for work. there are good and bad everywhere.. normally people say beware of African American neighborhoods in the US but when our car had a breakdown at 10pm at Monroe, Louisiana, we were helped by an African-American couple to tow the car and all that.. but India has a lot of advantages that we take for granted until we travel out of our country to appreciate what we are blessed with.. as Sadhguru says India is a cosmic chaos and I'm one of those who missed that chaos when i lived abroad 😊😊.. that said I loved my experience in the US or other countries but second only to my Motherland India😊😊.. Jai Hind
Why do you have to do grocery shopping at 11 pm. There is always an option of on line shopping.
I wouldn't even dream of going out shopping at 11pm not in india or anywhere in the world.
This is so true, particularly the small talk thing.
Excellent ,
Thank you very much for the information 🙏🙏
Yes didi ...I always thought about this thank you for sharing this fact ..Jai Hind
As in everything else in this world, there are trade-offs. Chose those options that most resonates with you.
All what you said is exactly like my Friends who moved to US have told me... Thank you for sharing
Was living in Chicago.. we have buy house insurance... Can't dry clothes in balcony (since it was a gated community)..... Lakes are beautiful all connected with cycling tracks which I loved the most...too many varieties of beers 😊... Winter ...autumn.. spring ...summer like the text book..
Much appreciated!
I'm only at 3:29, but I had to stop to comment... the majority of the US is not, in fact, educated. Not with college, anyway. And yes, we have a very high rate of drug addiction. I live in Castle Rock, Colorado, and there are no homeless people here. I saw that you were in Columbus, OH, which has a HUGE drug problem, big time heroin, now Fentanyl problem. It's considered a large city, there are probably a lot of homeless people there. I moved here from Janesville, Wisconsin, and never saw a homeless person there, either. I lived in Mesa, Arizona for 15 years and that's a large city, suburb of Phoenix, big drugs, decent amount of homelessness. It really isn't that bad in probably about 75% of the country, though.
In India anyone who can read, write, speak fluent english is considered educated with a very high rate of succeeding in life. Like the homeless here can write, that already means they have lots of skills for working. English opens lots of doors for people in countries like india.
Drugs cause disease in mind just like cancer. It is sad to see when you are born in such a beautiful land of opportunity, given so much chance to succeed. These homeless people are wasting away.
Hi Shoto 🙏
I read a lot on Quora and whatever you are saying regarding homelessness and drug addiction is absolutely true !! There are a lot of people there who are alone completely alone, dipressed and in need of love care and support! I read a lot of true stories on Quora and I end up crying feeling there pain 😔 Health Services there are very very expensive and specially mental health services. People do not have enough to hire any suitable psychiatrist of their choice. Since everything is covered by health insurance, people don't have the freedom to decide who should do their treatment.
Nuclear families with lots if drug addictions and separations. Children suffer and have so many mental disorders.
However there are a lot of good things too. But for now I thought of sharing these with you.
BBC report says that India is the most dipressed country but I feel Dipression is not country specific, it's the new technology and increasing rat race to compete and become better, that leads us to dipression.
Love care and affection is the basic things which every soul craves for. And there is a lot of lack of these things nowadays.
Depression anxiety etc have started in India also due to copying western culture....
I chanced upon this video. Liked the natural way you presented both kinds of experiences.
One thing about the homeless in the US. It is not that they are lazy people. A majority of homeless people have jobs. The problem is that some jobs don't pay enough to pay for all your needs. If it is a choice to eat or to have an apartment, of course you are going to eat. It is messed up, but goods sold keep going up in price due to inflation but the wages haven't increased by anywhere near the same rate. There is a minimum wage required by the government, but it has not increased in quite a while. The richest people in the country keep making more and more, but the lowest workers don't get wage increases. This is why we have people in the top 1% of earners that are big multi-billionares, and yet there are homeless people working multiple jobs. I keep thinking the system will end up collapsing somehow. It can't be sustained this way. OVer the last couple years there have been some signs of it, as some of the richest people have lost massive amounts of wealth, but then again it is but a small part of their total wealth. I think the root of the problem is political, with big businesses being able to give politicians massive donations to get the candidate they want elected, while the common person is watching propaganda disguised as "news." The only two parties in the political process are so polarized they can't work together and so nothing gets done. It is a big mess.
Ya definitely it’s the result of the broken system. Also you know a homeless person in tropical country can survive. But seeing someone homeless in extreme cold feels really painful.
There's not much difference between the political parties right now, what with Corporate donors knocking on every politician's door, the majority of Democrats are dirty with it. Then there is the unholy mess in the House of Representatives playing out. As you mentioned, something has got to break.
@@smallwomanwhodrinkstea4605 Representatives of both parties are dirty with it. Unfortunately because other politicians get corporate money, everyone needs the corporate money.Otherwise you are fighting a huge war with a slingshot. Citizens United allowing corperations to donate money is what has shut us down the tubes. We need campaign reform laws that codify that corperations cannot donate towards political campains, but since the corperations have everyone in their pocket, no one is going to pass reform laws. So, they just keep buying politicians. It's a mess.
@@Zimke42 you're preaching to the choir, here, friend...I totally agree; our country is fully into dark times, here in the US... it's been headed that way for a long time. That's what complacency and privilege gets you (myself included).
You hit the nail right on the head: ever since they gave us Citizens United (what a misnomer, eh?) it's been a landslide toward the nightmare we live in now. As I said, previously, in another reply: I'd leave here in a heartbeat if I could.
@@Zimke42 Dude, you nailed everything. Perfect comments! CU was a final nail in the coffin. I'm pro-socialism, anti-capitalism, and a leftist. Check out Second Thought on YT, or Hasanabi on Twitch (or YT)! Right up your alley (I think? Lol).
Shato, you are absolutely delightful! So enjoy your vids, your exuberance and hearing your take on USA. I'm 67 yr old American woman (Isha meditator) who grew up in New York City, lived yrs in Florida and eventually landed in small town Idaho. Your insights about U.S. are fascinating, giving me much to ponder. Its been lovely watching progression of your life through these posts. Please keep them coming! Namaskaram, my dear🙏💖
As an American, born and raised in Arizona, I’m so grateful for you producing this video! It opened my eyes allot to the outside world, and how many parts of USA are totally broken
As an American, born and raised in Utah, I wholeheartedly agree with your comment. 😊 Also, I LOVE Arizona (snowbird here) and I love Shato! I have become indian (at heart.) I will eventually stay in Arizona but India would be a dream come true! Right?! 💕😌🙏
When u hv eye contact and they say hi or hello or good morning, they are acknowledging you. What is wrong with that. I found that refreshing when I moved to Canada.
Got a lot of info from the video thanks a lot shatoo ...
Thank you. I’m glad it was helpful 😊
I agree with all of your insights about the US (where I was born and, unfortunately still live) except the comment on homelessness and begging while there are for hire signs on fast food doors. If you're homeless in this Country, people shun you; it's very hard for the homeless to get hired because of the attitude that they are just lazy. They are treated like the "untouchables" are/were in your Country (I apologize if this is not the case anymore; I heard Sadhguru saying that situation is changing or has already).
All that said, you did a wonderful job pointing out how it is here. I would leave in an instant if I didn't have family here. Namaskaram.
I like your user name 👍🏼👍🏼
Have you explore Mexico? It's close to US with a better quality of life🙏
@@gw7615 I did take a look at Mexico, but found many negatives...chief among them was violence against women...but, perhaps I was looking in the wrong areas. I'll have to do some more investigating...thanks for reviving my search🤞
Even in india there is side drive parking if you are feeling sleepy..we rode from Hyderabad to coimbatore isha yoga center n we use those side parking on highway whenever u want take a rest while driving.i think it is made for lorry drivers but anyone can use.nature preserving that u talk about America I think it is difficult for india as population is higher than USA
You have spot on 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼covering all facts, I highly appreciate your efforts, I am currently in US Seattle will soon move to California,
Wow , never heard these kind of things about USA ....
Well said everything 👍👍👍👍
A lot of it isn't exactly accurate...
@@kaleyjanenigh but the thing about small talk is so true. Its always in ur face everywhere and very obvious. But im curious why is it though?
"Taj mahal doesn't represent India" So true. We have so many other great things that foreigners ignore
Life in US is car centric. Cities are designed for using and parking cars. Most houses have attached two car garage. You must use cars because Houses are far away from shopping areas, most express ways in the cities do not have footpaths. Coffee shops, fast food even ATM in the bank are “drive through”. Meaning you do not need to step out of car in these places. Car companies, petrol companies and auto insurance eat up every Americans pocket! You can not escape their cobweb !!
Because of very cold weather,there are 'drive through' places.
@@vasudhadamle4293 you are right, it is convenient in 4 cold months. Same applies to Europe. But Europeans do not know what is “drive through“ ATM. They use public transport and walk. This is how their cities are designed. Much less car centric or car dependent.
Thanks for sharing 🙏🏻🌼
Good, interesting observations. Agree with most of them, after living more in the U S than India. You might miss Chipotle, but the type of food in India is just endless and unbelievable!
u need to explore more of USA
CHIPOTLE HAHA amazing, thank you for coming to my country 🙏🏼
Hiiii Thanks the information about India. I have a question though. What is it that you like about Chipotle?
Thanks for re-iterating what we already know being in the USA :)
Totally agree with you
We might enjoy a short stay in a hotel or a motel, eating outside food but our home is where we are most comfortable, irrespective of how much ever dump it is. We love our banana republic irrespective of the shortcomings!
V good info .
Very good review 👍
Shato i spotted u in someone's vdo .. where influencers meet was there did u shoot??
💜 Great vdo ..
Hope u be regular 💖🥺
Bharath is always best... 💪
100 per cent true!!
Glad you learned the reality
Nice!
Chipotle is in delhi and I think some taco chain operates in bengaluru too.
You must do part 2..
What I feel is "What Almighty Blessed me is the Best for me" whether it is my motherland, my mother, my father, my wife, my kids, my home, my job, my fortunes everything. I love my country the most, is the best to live securely and peacefully. No one here to kick you out or question your nationality. The safety & security they get in their own country cannot be guaranteed in any country in the world.
Was in Europe and i agree with some of your points especially about the traffic rules following and roads...All the good things about road and follow rules comes from education and population... I think it's slow but in India also we have better roads coming up and will be more better... But about the traffic rules I think need a change in DL system...
what u saying is 1000% true...
My poem called Chicago Cycle vividly mentions the homeless placards
In US mostly low waged people eat in KFC and middle/high waged people abondon KFC because of its unhygienic practices ...... In INDIA, people who are not concerned about hygiene and quality food continue using KFC .....
I'm in US for 23 years, never ate at KFC...somehow never felt good about the idea.
Some of what you describe might come from some cultural preconceptions playing out. Four months is not enough to get past those, at least in my experience.
100%. Thank you!
She is 💯 percent correct, staying here from past 2 years and my husband has been here since 4 years . So yes its completely correct.
Did you move back to India ?
Thanks 4 visiting U.S. despite its own Problems.
So sweet, so cute and innocent, beautiful eyes
OK, I love your content, Shato. I practice Sanatana Dharma in the US, and making it to India is my DREAM. I have to say, though, that this kind of content is not helpful in bringing our cultures together. You're making somewhat blanket statements about a place that you visited... once? Twice? I'm not sure. The US has MANY PROBLEMS... like, MANY. You're talking about how people don't stare and all and make small talk, but you couldn't possibly have had that many situations where people legitimately walked away from you mid-conversation. If you and I had met on the street, you could bet your butt that I'd have stayed and conversed with you for a while. I love meeting new people, and I genuinely love to get to know people. There are plenty of assholes in the US, but aren't there assholes in India? I just don't see how these kinds of blanket statements will make Indians feel more welcome or happy while visiting or immigrating to the US. Our countries are on opposite ends of this beautiful planet, and there is going to be culture shock. We have many differences, but we also have a lot in common. I don't know, maybe it's just me, but I like to see my fellow human beings as my brothers and sisters.
Nice 👍
believe me , she has no ill intentions about US. she also said many good things about US. We in India do not hate US people at all. All flights to USA are always over booked. The queue for Visa is one year long now. so much rush. You and we are all from Sanatan Dharma and respect is inherent in our dharma. Namaste
Hi! I'm an Indian, and while I was halfway through the video, I was also thinking, okay now we're halfway past the video, 'where is the part where u balance the negative with the positive? 😅 The pressure is well built, now waiting for the punch line.'
To clear up any misunderstandings, let me give u a little context/background from this side of the world(which is missing in the video). Currently India is going through a phase of a complete metamorphosis, where we have a lot of infrastructure and all sorts of development going on with a booming economy. Reason, In the Indian media n you tube we have daily debates about how India is made to look bad, high on crime and poverty-struck by almost all the international n local media platforms even after being one of the largest economies in the world. There's literally a travel business in the west where people pay to see slums in India(It's real plz check it online). Which creates a very messed up perception of our country. Result, we r overcompensating for that in many ways. On the other hand, we have never imagined US or any other western country having slums or any health service issues, bcz that's how we have been fed by the international n our own local media, main focus is always on sensationalism and drama, never to give any clear picture of anything n bridge the gap(I'm sure u'd agree on that). So I hope u can understand the emotion. I'd say this video was literally made on a whim, with the only intention to reveal to the us who've never been to US, 'hey look, we're not doing so bad here, no need to feel bad guys, if we have such problems, the country that we so admire also has so n so problems.' Only thing, she got on a spree about the problems😂 I won't deny it worked for me, but I can understand how u must have felt. There's some generalization going on there about the people too. That's clearly part of the cultural difference or shock she experienced. She definitely needs to work on that next time. To balance this type of content for both the Indian and US audiences. Akka if u r reading this.. just a little feedback. I know u're brilliant enough. Much love to all the Ishangas everywhere! 🙏
shato akka you forgot to tell your most favourite things about USA your GOHAN😅 and what about samyama ?? why you stop living in ashram??please telll .Take care akka lots of love❤❤❤
While speaking of nature, the population density in US and population density to land in India is very different.. People cannot afford to have houses as big as warehouses like the Americans and also with India's trade needs, technological development need for resources along with the population rise It will be difficult to preserve nature much more than what has already been.
Thank you for exposing myths that Indians think about USA.👍👍
You did not miss anything not trying KFC. It was a huge disappointment compared to the KFC in S.E.A. All countries have pros and cons, we can only learn and expand our horizon as we explore with open mind. I hope to visit India soon, when all Covid protocols are removed. Will I be able to get around with only English? I don't think I can learn to speak Indian dialects. Currently focusing on learning Spanish. Thank you🙏
Welcome to India!! Yes you can.. it's a lot to learn the Indian languages or dialects😊😊.. you might find it a little stressful if you visit any rural place, else towns and cities you would be able to manage with English
No COVID protocol in India. Visit kailasha temple in India to look beyond Tajmahal
You can get around india with English in cities like Delhi , Mumbai , Bangalore and Pune
@@Bhairavvvv Thank you 🙏
It is good to like what you have, but the US has a lot of things that you currently dont have in India. You need to hold on to what is great about India, while accepting what is good in the US. You are right US has a lot smaller population and a lot more money, so that makes a difference. As far as health care, it is very good for most people. Most people are covered by insurance. The very poor are covered by government funding. And if you go to the hospital in emergency you have to be covered. Culturally people are independent and and don't interfere with you - that is generally good. In most cases people are helpful. Most people work very hard and are disciplined. And because of the system, they attract the smartest people in th world. Indians have made great progress in the last few years, but a lot more needs to be done. It is better to be smart and do whatever is needed rather than just be biased.
Healthcare in india is better . Overburderned but better
@@ss-zz6ii Are you kidding? Do all people get the same level of health care or even close? Most people can't get basic care.
I know most of the things are right but Lets not find flaws and portray others bad we have much to work on in our country as well 🤗
But the problem is, when some Indians come back they have only good things for any country other than India.. India is bad in that, bad in this etc., As much as I agree that every country has flaws, we also need to educate people that there are good and bad everywhere not Just in India. If that helps some students wanting to go to the US to study by borrowing hefty loans. That said, i loved my stay in the US and given a chance I will go there and come back to India to settle down.. But India is beautiful and we have a good quality of life and also things to whine about 😊😊 but it's not a situation where we only have to whine about things in India
my favourite is also Chipotle. whenever i go USA in the past, my first meal used to be CHIPOTLE 😀
"Probably some pervert designer..." 🤣That made my day. So true.
Even their breakfast is dessert
With a 4 months stay you are giving feedback on USA?
Iv never travelled to the US.. But seen many movies from there.. So I kind of surmised what u saying..
Youngsters who ape west for everything should listen
Young Indians should also look at innovation,product development and startup from US. Education needs lot of reforms in India
India is the best when it comes to warmth from people. I hope we don't become like Outsiders. When I go on foreign trip I get home sick so soon. No amount of beautiful nature helps me. I need people around me to talk to.
Americans are generally very open and friendly and will smile and say hi even to strangers
She obviously has never seen the bad roads in Southern California. I'd like to visit India and maybe live there at the end of my life when I leave my body.
No. I haven’t been to California side.
Are u still in the US?
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Totally and absolutely agree. Exactly how I feel about US. One addition to the dislikes is the excessive tipping culture at the restaurants and pubs. Something I don’t agree at all. Chipotle is kind of life saver for Indian vegetarians .
Hi dear shato
I love the healthcare system here in America I had do have several dozen surgeries for traumatic injuries they fixed me up all the way when I was an inch from death and had to pay very little 2 I love the fact America has a 2nd amendment aka gun rights it gives vulnerable ppl like women an equalizer against would be attackers rapists can be shot and killed by a woman if she is carrying I think at the heart of America and ancient India share the same soul Indias highest value being moksha or internal freedom and America once having the highest value of liberty or external freedom if the two combined they would be the greatest force foe enlightenment the world has ever seen
I sorry bro, we lndians can agree a bit with the last part of what you say but the rest ….
The healthcare in USA without insurance….. unimaginable. In spite of insurance we need to pay around $500 for ambulance which is not covered by insurance.
Regarding gun laws it’s ridiculous. The number of victims to substance abuse in USA committing crimes is rising day after day. Mental instability is a big problem with youth in USA. Under such situations gun in their hands is a risk for community at large.
I sorry bro, we lndians can agree a bit with the last part of what you say but the rest ….
The healthcare in USA without insurance….. unimaginable. In spite of insurance we need to pay around $500 for ambulance which is not covered by insurance.
Regarding gun laws it’s ridiculous. The number of victims to substance abuse in USA committing crimes is rising day after day. Mental instability is a big problem with youth in USA. Under such situations gun in their hands is a risk for community at large.
Agreed, my friend!
@@kaleyjanenigh who are you agreeing with? I hope it’s chintaluri as he makes sense
THE MAJOR PROBLEMS INDIA HAS IS
1. LACK OF PUBLIC INFRASTRUCTURE LIKE UNIFORM STANDARDIZED QUALITY ROADS, REST STOPS, HEALTHCARE
2. INDIA HAS A GOOD RAIL NETWORK BUT THE TRACK INFRA SHOULD BE UPGRADED PLUS TRAINS SHOULD BE CLEAN ETC
3. EDUCATION IS SUCH A NIGHTMARE IN INDIA
भारत 🌻
True 100%. And heavens sake stop leaving India for foreign land Hindus needed here!!!
interesting facts about USA 😹👍
Have experienced the bad health care system first hand..but every country has its goods n bads...we accept that
If u want to live alone go USA , if you want to live a life come to india
I finally found fresh juice. 😅
Of course, India is the best. No question about it.
The t is silent in Chipotle
Indian apartments are best not just white coloured wooden walls and furniture 😂
indian houses are beautiful full of wooden marble granite furniture ❤
Nice ❤thank you baby
The Taj Mahol accent.....
Well never dreamt of going to USA, cause the thought of being lonely away from my chipkoo family makes me sick. Again I will also miss our festivals, if food is still not counted.
BHARATMATA KI JAI VANDE MATARAM
It is nothing to be shocked that kfc outlets are empty ...what is the population there.. in India the population is more therefore any outlets would be always crowded..
Everyone follows traffic rules in US and throws trash in bin! Cleaning crew cleans streets and public restrooms so well.