Jan 31, 2023
Do Indians living in America want to go back to India?
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There is a large population of Indians living in America, and the question of whether they want to go back to India has been asked. While some may feel a longing for the culture and traditions of India, the majority of Indians living in the US prioritize the economic opportunities and stability of the country, along with the convenience of modern amenities and technological advancements. For most, the decision to stay in America comes down to the quality of life that can be found here, compared to India. Keywords: Indians, America, India, economic opportunities, stability, quality of life.
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Are 'Ready to Eat' Indian food products too unhealthy?
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Ready to Eat Indian food products are becoming increasingly popular due to their convenience and flavor, however, many of these products contain high levels of sodium, sugar, and oil which can be detrimental to one's health. In addition to this, the processing methods used in the production of these products can strip away many of the beneficial nutritional elements. While Ready to Eat Indian food products can be enjoyed in moderation, the healthiest option is to prepare meals from scratch using fresh ingredients.
Read MoreJan 27, 2023
As an NRI, what did you learn about life after coming to USA?
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As an NRI (Non Resident Indian) living in the USA, I have learnt a lot about life. I have learnt the importance of being independent and making the most of the resources available. I have also learnt to appreciate the differences in cultures and how to create a balance between both worlds. Additionally, I have realised the importance of being flexible and adapting to the environment. Keywords: NRI, USA, independence, cultures, balance, flexibility, adaptation.
Read MoreJan 23, 2023
Why did Rishabh Pant babysit Tim Paine's kids?
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Rishabh Pant, the Indian wicket-keeper batsman, was recently seen babysitting the children of the Australian skipper Tim Paine during the third Test match between India and Australia. The gesture has been seen as an act of sportsmanship and a sign of respect towards Tim Paine. It has also been seen as a way of bringing both teams together and creating a friendly environment in the midst of a highly competitive series.
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