“Why don’t you fit your country …” says West.

For millions of middle class in India, a dream of a better life often lies outside the country’s borders. In the face of stagnant wages, strict hierarchical sequences and a slow job market, many believe that migration is the only way to achieve personal and vocational loyalty.

In a country where skilled youth outperform the available opportunities, the promise is proven to recognize merit, cleaner living conditions, and a more stable system abroad to be ignored. But with the growth of the exit, as well as the discussion – especially from those in the host countries that wonder: What happens when the dream becomes a demographic shift?

The challenge of this feeling, the Reddit user – who is determined as a German citizen – questioned the sustainability of the Indian mass migration to the West. The user wrote: “The Western world does not have the ability to take hundreds of millions of Indians without becoming India.” They also asked why the Indians do not focus instead on repairing problems at home: “Why don’t you try to develop your country and make it a good place to live?”

“I have noticed that many Indians are desperately trying to migrate … there is simply a lot of Indians in the world. Even if he migrated only 5 %, more than 60 million people have indicated. They have indicated the German saying:” Whoever takes half of Kalkett does not help Kelkta but becomes Calcutta themselves. “

The post hit a tendon, prompting a flood of responses.

One commentator wrote: “There are a lot of wrong things in India, but the worst among everything is the mentality.” “Most of the Indians who go abroad do this for the basic things: good food, clean air, clean water, civil feeling, balance between work and life … your point of view is valid, but the reform of India needs a transformation in a huge mindset, and God knows only the generations that will take.”

Another referred to global economic facts. “If the West invested in India as they did in Europe after the war or Japan, then people will certainly remain. But the capital in the West, and people follow the capital. If the liberal democracies do not want the Indians, they prohibit migration-but they do not do that.”

A third repeated that the change should come from the inside. “There are a lot of people who make India better. Others leave. It’s a personal choice. Some go abroad to teach with plans to return – because in India, good education is still a privilege.”

Meanwhile, an Indian student in Germany participated in taking two different – focusing on behavior abroad. “Indian students tend to be really loudly in public places … Eating food full of matula in the crowded metro, bombing Indian music at Uni parties. It is uncomfortable. We boast of our culture without reading the room, then we create racism when the local population interacts. We need to look inside.