And I wonder what percentage of the 1.1 billion Indians in India live like that...........They should now go and see the lifestyle in Metros in India and they will be shocked and I bet you they will be repenting that they have lost Indian citizenship.
and the pollution and the corruption and the inefficiency and the red tape and the list goes on...revhappy wrote:equally good life in India except for the traffic jams in the crowded Indian cities...
Well! I am talking about the Indian Indians who come to Singapore. Ofcourse there is the labour class that come here who may be leading a better life than in India, again not very sure because they get paid like what 1000$ I wonder what you can do here with that kind of salary with the expensive housing... but the guys who come on a P2/P1 pass would definitely have an equally good life in India except for the traffic jams in the crowded Indian cities...sundaymorningstaple wrote:And I wonder what percentage of the 1.1 billion Indians in India live like that...........They should now go and see the lifestyle in Metros in India and they will be shocked and I bet you they will be repenting that they have lost Indian citizenship.
There you go, caste system at work again. And apparently quality of life isn't the same if you have the massive traffic jams in the "crowded" cities. So obviously it's not the same and I doubt seriously that anybody would want to give up the ability to travel the distances here to & from work in Air Conditioned comfort without the stench and pollution and poverty all around them that they would experience in their own country/city. There is more to life than just money. But then again, you probably have a lot of years left before you realize that.......revhappy wrote:Well! I am talking about the Indian Indians who come to Singapore. Ofcourse there is the labour class that come here who may be leading a better life than in India, again not very sure because they get paid like what 1000$ I wonder what you can do here with that kind of salary with the expensive housing... but the guys who come on a P2/P1 pass would definitely have an equally good life in India except for the traffic jams in the crowded Indian cities...sundaymorningstaple wrote:And I wonder what percentage of the 1.1 billion Indians in India live like that...........They should now go and see the lifestyle in Metros in India and they will be shocked and I bet you they will be repenting that they have lost Indian citizenship.
u r obviously hanging out with your kind? birds of a feather?revhappy wrote: Oh come on! The issues that you have mentioned are not deal breakers..
I am yet to hear of anybody who left India because of any of those problems that you have mentioned. Most of them left looking for greener pasturers to save few more bucks than what they could at home.
car, condo and other C's aside, u really cant go to pizza hut n movie every weekend? hmm..revhappy wrote: I arrived here only a month ago. No I am not heading back so soon. Planning to be here for atleast 2 years. I am also going to save a few more bucks here compared to India. But then I will have to live a frugal life in comparison to India like not owning a car living in Match box shaped and size HDB flats. Not Going to pizza hut and movies every weekend.
How about quality of life that you have been boasting about?revhappy wrote:In India you can do all that and yet save money. In Singapore Tuff!
Its about purchasing power parity and disposable income.
Have a look at the link below and you know where the 2 countries stand!
"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_co ... _GDP_(PPP)"
trying to prove biases, unsubstantiated-generic claims and universally quantified statements wrong.revhappy wrote:
Not sure what you are trying to prove.
agree. but its changing and changing fast.revhappy wrote: The whole world knows that India lacks infrastructure and a huge part of the population doesnt have access to basic amenities.
disagree. Sitting in India, what propaganda channels show you about what people overseas think about India doesn't mean its the truth.revhappy wrote: But what the world thinks is that entire India is that way, a land of snake charmers and call centre operators.
I admire you for swiftly changing for a social caste system (some of your previous posts) to a economic class system. I have to agree with this one.revhappy wrote: What I am trying to say is India has a burgeoning middle class that has the purchasing power that many people in the developed world do not enjoy!
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