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A woman who came to Nagpur after living in America for almost 14 years, shared her experience of living in a second-tier city in India in a video that has now gone viral on social media. After spending more than a decade in America, Aditi Dwivedi, now living in Nagpur, has shared a video on Instagram in which she has told how was her experience of returning to India.
“I lived in America for 14 years and then moved to Nagpur, a second-tier city in India, and here are some of the things that make me think that living in India is a very different experience than it was 20 years ago,” she said in the video.
Aditi told that going to Nagpur gave her an economical and comfortable lifestyle. He detailed how living with his parents helped him save almost half his salary due to the lower cost of living.
He said, “Well, the value of your dollar will go much further in a tier-two city because the cost of living is so low. Plus, if you can get a good job that isn’t overly publicized, you can live a very comfortable lifestyle.”
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She further said, “I live with my parents and they already have a house. Therefore, I don’t have to pay for rent or utilities except some small household expenses, which means I save about 50 percent of my salary. Aditi’s fully remote tech job for a US-based company added flexibility to her daily routine and enabled her to prioritize physical health, extra work, and family time.
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“I’m working a fully remote tech job for a US-based company, so I don’t actually have to work in the morning, which gives me time to focus on physical health,” Aditi said. He told that his day starts with a 30-minute walk and one and a half hour yoga. With work starting at 2 pm, he has ample time in the morning to focus on his personal projects.
Aditi said, “I spent 30 minutes on walk and one and a half hour in yoga. This is the best part of my daily routine.” She further added, “Since my work starts after 2 pm, I get enough time to focus on my work in the afternoon. I do my full-time work between 2 pm and 9 pm, but this “I also get a lot of flexibility.”
“The best things about tier two cities are affordable cooking and domestic help, good food that is not too expensive, significantly less congestion and not much traffic, affordable shopping options with variety,” he underlined. Aditi even joked about being driven around by a “personal shopkeeper” – her father. “Peaceful and very easy life,” he concluded with a smile.
The video sparked online discussion about the practicalities and emotional aspects of returning to India. The comments section was filled with relatable stories from Indian users living abroad and those considering going back. One user, inspired by Aditi’s journey, shared, “I’ve been in Sydney for 10 years and dream of returning to India, but with kids in university and pollution concerns, it seems challenging.”
“Wow, I’m so inspired. I’m in Dallas right now, have been here for a year and I travel for work which is great from an exposure standpoint. Obviously, dollars. But I dream of going back like you. Another user said, “I want to be closer to family as soon as possible.” For many users, Aditi Dwivedi’s story stands as a hopeful reminder that moving back can be more rewarding than it seems. Could.
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