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Different people like different life styles. Indian people believe more in relationships and trust each other, I don't know much about America. I prefer Indian.
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Have you lived in America- Unless you have lived there how would you know what it means to live in there? Please do not go on hearsay.
I prefer to be an Indian. Yes, It is not hearsay. Because I'm an Indian
Why choose to be an American? why not a Chinese or British or Canadian or Australian or a Pakistani ? Do you have any particular reason for choosing America ?
Pay no mind to those who talk behind your back, it simply means that you are two steps ahead !!!
Residentship of each country has its own merit and it depends on person to person. I have never been to America so cannot answer if I would prefer to be an American resident over being an Indian. But again Like Usha has said, why only America? Why not choose some other country?
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- W. C. Fields :)
For me, this is not a question of preference. I'm Indian because I was born in Rawalpinndi (undivided India, now in Pakistan). I am Hindu because I was born in Hindu family. I am Hindi speaking because I have most lived in U.P. I am male because I was so born. There is no option again. We must recognize our identity as this is and like this. There is no other way. any other way will lead you to mental assylum if carried too far.
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Kalyani Nandurkar wrote:Residentship of each country has its own merit and it depends on person to person. I have never been to America so cannot answer if I would prefer to be an American resident over being an Indian. But again Like Usha has said, why only America? Why not choose some other country?
Given the choice I would not mind having the option of having the best of both worlds ...
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I am used to live in India ever since I remember. And I found to be congenial to my wAy of living. Hence I prefer to be In India.
Gulshan Kumar Ajmani wrote:For me, this is not a question of preference. I'm Indian because I was bornb in Rawalpinndi (undivided India, now in Pakistan). I am Hindu because I was born in Hindu family. I am Hindi speaking because I have most lived in U.P. I am male because I was so born. There is no option again. We must recognize our identity as this is and like this. There is no other way. any other way will lead you to mental assylum if carried too far.
You mean in Agra :) in place of America?
For me to that matter to anybody, its essential to choose a place where the place of living influence the individual in more than anything else. In this respect I uphold the views of Gulshan ji.
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