Returning to India from Canada: A Smart Move for Entrepreneurs

Manish embarked on his educational journey in Canada at the age of 19. However, having spent two years there, he has made the decision to return to India. Manish elaborates on his motivations for relocating back to India, his plans to establish a business there, his experiences with life in India post-return, and offers advice to individuals contemplating studying abroad.
Here’s some of the topics we covered:
Background
Reason for moving back to India
Starting entrepreneurship in Canada and then in India
Education transition
Why start a company in India rather than in Canada?
How easy is it to do business in India?
Job vs start-up?
How is life in India and anything missing from Canada?
Any advice to future aspirants?
Thanks @Manish__kumar_ for taking the time and sharing your journey with us.
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[@SR-mv2mf]

I am living in canada right now. Life is a burden in canada I feel all I do is pay bills. There is no joy there

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Be positive and make a right decision for your family.

[@matthachireth4976]

The enslaved and financial slavery, Canada designed. The human capital extraction, I had lot of experience.
Use your good opportunities in India. Come to Capital market, and learn stocks trading.

[@RohanParhar]

Wonderful conversation brother, keep it up👍🏻

[@APathak]

Very honest guy !!

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts

[@mittalkanwar1526]

Hello Avinash ..I'm always waiting for your podcast...I really enjoyed ur all podcasts...we are staying in Poland and also planning to return back to india in july

[@DesiReturn]

Wow! I am flattered that content is valuable and helping. Congrats on the decision to move! I would love to have you as a guest on the show (no one from Poland till now).

[@sandjvj911]

good manish bhai

[@karthicksb7868]

Congrats Avinash !!! .. You are doing a great job. It is really useful for me to watch the experience of other people with similar mindset. Am also planning to return to Bharat next year from Australia. Will keep watching your podcasts 😃

[@DesiReturn]

Thanks! Glad that videos are helpful. Please share with others who can benefit from the content. Good luck with the move!!

[@balbhatt]

Canada and India differ significantly in terms of quality of life, children's education, air pollution, and healthcare system. Here is a comparison between the two countries:
1. Quality of Life:
Canada is consistently ranked among the countries with the highest quality of life. It offers a stable political climate, strong social safety nets, high education standards, and excellent healthcare facilities. India, on the other hand, has a lower quality of life in terms of various factors such as income inequality, access to basic services, and infrastructure development.
2. Children's Education:
Canada has a well-developed education system with high standards. It offers free education up to secondary school and has numerous prestigious universities and colleges. India also has a vast education system, but it faces challenges in terms of access to quality education, especially in rural areas. The quality of education and infrastructure can vary significantly in different regions of India.
3. Air Pollution:
Canada has relatively clean air quality compared to many other countries. The government has implemented strict regulations to control pollution and promote environmental sustainability. India, however, faces severe air pollution issues, particularly in major cities. Factors such as industrial emissions, vehicular pollution, and agricultural practices contribute to harmful levels of air pollution.
4. Healthcare System:
Canada has a publicly funded healthcare system known as Medicare, which provides universal coverage to its citizens. It offers essential medical services, and individuals can also purchase additional private coverage if desired. India has a mixed healthcare system with both public and private sectors. While India has made progress in improving healthcare access and affordability, there are still significant challenges, especially in rural areas.
It's important to note that these comparisons are generalized and may not capture all aspects of the countries' specific conditions. Various factors can influence the experiences and quality of life of individuals in both Canada and India.

[@Oo-pl9zg]

You have free fresh air, greenery,drinking tap water, discipline on streets.. in India tax is only used to pay politicians salary and Zz plus security 😂

[@DesiReturn]

Probably. Everyone needs to decide what is right for them based on their priorities at their current stage of life.

[@Dattebayo3089]

Lol if u have money and bank balance then only u can say this. U eanred money in dollars so its always easy for nri to do business. And then saying to do business in india😂. Most Indian families are poor, get less salary and dont earn more than 25k.on what basis they will start a business.