@thoravazhakkan@kalt_mozart@AbhishBanerj I just said my personal opinion and why I chose x instead of y. Where did I mention about fixing problems. Positives and negatives exists everywhere. We tend to decide as per our likes and needs.
@Nash5633 Except 7 and very few handful options, you cannot even enter into any washroom (if they exist) in any outlet between Hyderabad and Vijayawada. Hotel 7 is unique in all aspects and its top class maintenance is because of owner’s passion.
@UKVIgovuk most opaque system. I applied ILR(set-O) priority (5days) and attended biometrics on 29/10/25. Till date no response. Raised escalation request, complained to homeoffice and even my local MP raised it to you. You owe me a response be it in progress or something.
@OnTheGrapevine As @rashi_kakkar mentioned, it is all about trade-offs. There are positives and negatives to both sides. It is down to every individual to pick and choose those positives and negatives.
@SarahForRuncorn@reformparty_uk Why do you think immigrants be on ILR forever? People with ILR status can apply for Naturalisation after 1 year and attain British citizenship. What exactly are you going to save by stopping these benefits to this set of immigrants, that too just for 1 year?
@zoo_bear In the initial glimpse, it looks good for NRIs. But if you dig deep, value of INR is depreciating, which means we need to cough up more rupees than before to buy things back home and that negates the spike in exchange rate.
@anuswaram NRIs always does this to show that they are leading a better life than Indians living in India. Every country has its own problems. When someone ask me whether India is better or abroad, I simply say there are adv/disadv everywhere and it is a matter of personal choice.