Fellow samster u are right, CECA CEO complaint SG life too good, made his dotter soft like strawberry... Fast Hand Fast Leg Balek Kampong liao

[k1976]

We've Become Soft": Indian Man Living In Singapore Reveals Why He's Moving Back To Bengaluru​

Aakash Dharmadhikari said that his decision to return to the motherland was prompted, in part, by how good life in Singapore was for his family.​

Updated : June 21, 2024 12:57 pm IST

Mr Dharmadhikari's post has sparked a discussion on X.

An Indian man living in Singapore has sparked a discussion on social media after revealing his decision to relocate back to Bengaluru. Aakash Dharmadhikari, co-founder of a company named Realfast, said that his decision to return to India was prompted, in part, by how good life in Singapore was for his family.

In his post, he stated that he and his wife wanted their daughter to get used to the "uncertainties of life" - something that she, living in Singapore, had no idea of.


"Partly we are shifting to Bangalore to get my daughter used to uncertainties of life. Singapore is just way too perfect, and we thought it's making her soft. Unfortunately we also had forgotten what the Indian chaos feels like.. turns out we have also become soft," Mr Dharmadhikari wrote.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nd...hy-hes-moving-back-to-bengaluru-5937290/amp/1

 

[k1976]

Who want to follow this Satik RealFast CEO?

 

[Hightech88]

We've Become Soft": Indian Man Living In Singapore Reveals Why He's Moving Back To Bengaluru​

Aakash Dharmadhikari said that his decision to return to the motherland was prompted, in part, by how good life in Singapore was for his family.​

Updated : June 21, 2024 12:57 pm IST

Mr Dharmadhikari's post has sparked a discussion on X.

An Indian man living in Singapore has sparked a discussion on social media after revealing his decision to relocate back to Bengaluru. Aakash Dharmadhikari, co-founder of a company named Realfast, said that his decision to return to India was prompted, in part, by how good life in Singapore was for his family.

In his post, he stated that he and his wife wanted their daughter to get used to the "uncertainties of life" - something that she, living in Singapore, had no idea of.


"Partly we are shifting to Bangalore to get my daughter used to uncertainties of life. Singapore is just way too perfect, and we thought it's making her soft. Unfortunately we also had forgotten what the Indian chaos feels like.. turns out we have also become soft," Mr Dharmadhikari wrote.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nd...hy-hes-moving-back-to-bengaluru-5937290/amp/1

Good riddance and please don't ever come back. Please bring back more of your village CECAs as well. SG don't need roaches like you.

 

[k1976]

Good riddance and please don't ever come back. Please bring back more of your village CECAs as well. SG don't need roaches like you.

Most likely ish Pokkai liao....soup grapes lah

 

[k1976]

Maybe bijar lobang liao, must run ?

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Partly we are shifting to Bangalore to get my daughter used to uncertainties of life.

I’m sure his daughter will appreciate the wonderful uncertainties in life such as getting gang raped in a dark alley.

 

[mojito]

I’m sure his daughter will appreciate the wonderful uncertainties in life such as getting gang raped in a dark alley.

That is a certainty, not uncertain at all.

 

[Eisenhut]

Its true, better drink shxt water from Ganges river to built up immune system

 

[birdie69]

We've Become Soft": Indian Man Living In Singapore Reveals Why He's Moving Back To Bengaluru​

Aakash Dharmadhikari said that his decision to return to the motherland was prompted, in part, by how good life in Singapore was for his family.​

Updated : June 21, 2024 12:57 pm IST

Mr Dharmadhikari's post has sparked a discussion on X.

An Indian man living in Singapore has sparked a discussion on social media after revealing his decision to relocate back to Bengaluru. Aakash Dharmadhikari, co-founder of a company named Realfast, said that his decision to return to India was prompted, in part, by how good life in Singapore was for his family.

In his post, he stated that he and his wife wanted their daughter to get used to the "uncertainties of life" - something that she, living in Singapore, had no idea of.


"Partly we are shifting to Bangalore to get my daughter used to uncertainties of life. Singapore is just way too perfect, and we thought it's making her soft. Unfortunately we also had forgotten what the Indian chaos feels like.. turns out we have also become soft," Mr Dharmadhikari wrote.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nd...hy-hes-moving-back-to-bengaluru-5937290/amp/1

He has absolutely done the right thing by returning to his motherland.
He should encourage all his CECA indian comrades to return to India too