THE INDIANS ABROAD

The Overseas Living: NRIs and India Abroad

‘The Indians Abroad’ web-site is dedicated to the people of India living abroad. The main focus of this blog is to discuss real-life information on the experiences of overseas life, and share an honest and open opinion about living in a different culture and a different society.

The site regularly receives readers from more than 115 countries that include Indians, non-resident Indians – NRIs, and others interested in overseas living or immigrant issues etc.. The blog covers a variety of subjects including personal development in a foreign country, social issues of a multi-culture society and many more similar topics related to the life abroad.

In a foreign country, in a new place, we can make our journey much smoother and much more enjoyable with some very simple efforts. That is what this site is all about – offering simple ideas and commonsense suggestions for a better and more successful experience of our life abroad.

The main theme of the site is social awareness in a foreign land, experiences of living in a multi-culture society, personal development in the new country and discussion on many more such issues that affect the overseas lives. Some of the main categories on this website are:

Social Awareness:

The site covers a wide range of social issues including day-to-day experiences, common myths and other social aspects.  It has a lot of information and opinion about all kinds of NRIs’ experiences, benefits of living abroad, and hardships of foreign life. I regularly explore and discuss the routine overseas issues, along with the ways to address them. The topics cover many misconceptions and unrealistic expectations about living abroad as well.

For example, some of the popular blog posts include:

Personal Development:

One of the main goals of the site is to help improve NRIs’ overseas living experiences. All kinds of ‘NRI tips’ and suggestions on a variety of issues related to personal growth are discussed. Other topics that relate to personal development also include ‘Communication Skills improvement’ and ‘career Planning’. Some of the helpful posts include:

Jobs, Occupations and Business Abroad:

There are many articles that focus on the jobs and occupations in foreign countries. Information on jobs in high demand, and different business ideas are regularly explored. NRI Banking is one of many other topics in this class. Some of the popular articles include:

Bollywood – Home and Abroad:

There are many topics related to Bollywood – home and abroad. The Bollywood abroad, the celebrity and Bollywood quiz are key areas covered. Some of the entries are:

Knowledge Sharing:

Sharing overseas knowledge and information about living abroad is one of the main purpose of the site. This could go beyond NRIs and Indians living abroad. Invite your friends and family – Indians or non Indians – to be a part of this journey. More, the merrier.

For eaxmple, some of the general knowledge sharing posts include:

Trivial Stuff and Much More:

The site includes a lots of information, discussion, opinion and commentary on all kinds of topics including:

Site Navigation:

Most of the posts are under ‘Blog’ page. You can also ‘Search’ for an article using topics listed along the side bar. Spend a few minutes looking around; you never know what you may find :) !

For those who are not of Indian background, these basic Indian terms may be useful.

Share your thoughts. Be a part of The Indians Abroad community; leave your comments. Many may find your comments, thoughts and input helpful.

And, no annoying emails from the site:

The visitors of this site (who leave comments or may otherwise share their email info etc.) will not receive meaningless emails, redundant newsletters, or lame Ezines… or anything else for that matter. If you like the postings, come back at your own convenience. You can bookmark the site if you wish. Rest assured, you will not be bombarded with annoying useless emails at all.

Hope your visit to this site is fruitful.

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