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Question posted: 06 09 2010 08:34:38 +0000,
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What to you is the major obstacle that Non-Resident Indians face which comes in their way of returning to their own country?
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The major obstacles for NRIs on returning India are 1, corruption in Indian Bureaucracy, Political interference, labour unions who demands wages without working, Bandhs and hartals. After a big gap from the country living abroad, It is very hard to set up business ventures.
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