In India lots of government colleges are there now it depends upon us wheather we are able to crack their entrance examination or not. Upto 12 th standard no need is there to go for a private school, I am currently pursuing my masters and and till date I didn't see any difference between the students of English medium private school and us (students studied from a government school in their regional language) except some advantage on English. Please don't get offensive but most of the English medium students of my college were dumb😢
Thank you. When comparing tax percentages, India has significantly lower taxes than the UK. For instance, if you earn 34 lakh in India, you'll pay approximately 1.4 lakh less in taxes monthly than in the UK.
@@MannyandReenu yes and india won 😆 lol next month mah or meri wife uk ah rahe a tier 2 visa par thudiya video dekhda rhnda mah ...next video bana home kase buy kare or kitne % deposit karna hoga mortgage kitne month hone ke vad milda etc
Let's see some more things in consideration that people usually ignore. You almost pay 50 to 60% in taxes. You pay taxes in salaries and then you buy things and pay GST as well. Even a car is very expensive due to taxes. But why do we pay taxes, because our government can provide us better roads, services, health care and education. Ask yourself if the Indian government provides you all this. We clearly know about the status of our corruption, police, govt. Hospitals, govt. Schools. Even if you pay even 70% taxes in the UK. You don't have to worry about your children's education, healthcare is great and free, and as we know how big the unemployment problem is in India. All these are very big expenses. Transportation is so good that you don't even need a car. So I'll still choose UK.
God bless both of you.i love my INDIA first🇮🇳
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In India lots of government colleges are there now it depends upon us wheather we are able to crack their entrance examination or not. Upto 12 th standard no need is there to go for a private school, I am currently pursuing my masters and and till date I didn't see any difference between the students of English medium private school and us (students studied from a government school in their regional language) except some advantage on English. Please don't get offensive but most of the English medium students of my college were dumb😢
Thanks for sharing your views
Up to Rs.3 lakh - 0% (Nil)
Rs 3 lakh to 6 lakh - 5%
Rs 6 lakh to 9 lakh - 10%
Rs 9 lakh to Rs 12 lakh - 15%
Rs 12 lakh to Rs 15 lakh - 20%
Above Rs 15 lakh - 30%
Thank you. When comparing tax percentages, India has significantly lower taxes than the UK. For instance, if you earn 34 lakh in India, you'll pay approximately 1.4 lakh less in taxes monthly than in the UK.
@@MannyandReenu yes and india won 😆 lol next month mah or meri wife uk ah rahe a tier 2 visa par thudiya video dekhda rhnda mah ...next video bana home kase buy kare or kitne % deposit karna hoga mortgage kitne month hone ke vad milda etc
Best of luck. 🤞 thanks I will put that request in my to do list 👍
Let's see some more things in consideration that people usually ignore.
You almost pay 50 to 60% in taxes. You pay taxes in salaries and then you buy things and pay GST as well.
Even a car is very expensive due to taxes.
But why do we pay taxes, because our government can provide us better roads, services, health care and education.
Ask yourself if the Indian government provides you all this. We clearly know about the status of our corruption, police, govt. Hospitals, govt. Schools.
Even if you pay even 70% taxes in the UK. You don't have to worry about your children's education, healthcare is great and free, and as we know how big the unemployment problem is in India. All these are very big expenses. Transportation is so good that you don't even need a car. So I'll still choose UK.
India me family support kafi hota he, uk me yah nahi milta he
Yes you are right family is a massive support 😊