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Posted on: 17-07-15 15:28:43
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Originally posted by mcg7
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Originally posted by hchheda
Just a reminder, a non Farmer cannot buy agricultural land, especially foreigners.
If you talking about India ? then their is always some way to buy land for OCI....
buy thru relatives, thru parents if still living in India , -your old farming land,getting back full indian nationality -,thousand other way - nothing to worry:
Modiji said few time--we ll not see color of ur passport in time of need--all we will see brown Indians( ex or no ex)
For that matter you don't need a farmer's license to grow your own fruits/vegetable/flowers
. Its not a regulated profession.I am sure there are hundreds of narrow lanes to pass through undetected. Remember Modiji said he will not see the color of your passport in time of 'his' needs. Yours and his needs could be at crossroads...sometimes
Hiren
Namak Halaali ... waah kya baat hai mcg7 ... Now you have started to use muslim words also ...
You are progressing well
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Fido.
Hindustanis ... or Hindustanis turned Canadians
Plausible deniability ... Oh I get your logic why Mirza Ghalib was not a Muslim ... simply because these scums never existed
What a Logical Mind ???
Thanks for participating .. you've made Friday entertaining !
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Fido.
Mirza Ghalib ko aap quote karte hain aur radical Jihadi hume bolte hain ... Yeh to bahut na insafi hai 
Hum to aapse sirf Vagg kee kamee pooree karne ke koshish kar rahe the ...
Khair .. lets let the topic proceed .
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Originally posted by san-hugo
There is start up boom going in India , Go join the brigade...
few obvious facts -Life quality will be low, air will be populated, adulterated milk, fabricated vegetables, heat where car ac will seek water and attitude of people might numb your senses at times. Ignore that and you will have eventful life. Have a ball !
Agree, India is witnessing the biggest boom of its independent history (or probably 800yrs past, prior to which it had the largest GDP in the world).
There are problems everywhere. Canada has stress related issues, the chicken you consume may be slaughtered 10yrs ago, medical aid is horrible if you need attention & its not an emergency, kids aren't in your guidance in schools, you end up living a life of a helpless Indian in a foreign country..
Better to move back to India & participate on the real growth of India, & offer your kids a better opportunity in their future
an update for those planning to leave- I was informed by most shipping companies that after the if i want delivery (one bedroom apt) to my place of residence, I will have to pay 500 US dollars for transportation within the city. I checked with friends who are in export business and was informed that one can hire trucks for 4000 Indian rupees, approximately 75 US dollars.
Adding to the above discussion- organic food is easily available in India. Needles to say the food quality is better there- though chemicals are used in India as well, but it cannot be compared to North America -( Canada/US). Regarding milk I am enclosing a web link, which clearly shows how unhygienic milk is in Canada.
http://canadadairy.mercyforanimals.org/readmore.php
Yes there is a lot of pollution in India no doubt, the noise pollution gets to you for sure, but as one of our friends mentioned that one tends to travel in cars and really are not affected as much. Often times people talk about the quality of life... for those working in a 9-5 job, Canada is heaven, back home latest by 6pm and enough time to spend with friends and family. In that respect India lags far behind.
Humble observation- Most of us who leave home tend to live in the past... I mean in reference to our homeland, our memories are of the times we used to live in... one forgets that just the way we have changed and moved on, our place of birth too has changed and so have the people.
The magnitude of chenge is way beyond expectations. India is changing faster then anyone can imagine..
