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Vashistha, A. (2026, September 21). ‘Only 2 people called me in 3 years’: Indian woman shares ‘reality of NRI’ after moving to US. Times of India. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/only-2-people-called-me-in-3-years-indian-woman-shares-reality-of-nri-after-moving-to-us/articleshow/134391063.cms
Vashistha, Aashish. “‘Only 2 people called me in 3 years’: Indian woman shares ‘reality of NRI’ after moving to US.” Times of India, 21 Sept. 2026, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/only-2-people-called-me-in-3-years-indian-woman-shares-reality-of-nri-after-moving-to-us/articleshow/134391063.cms.
Vashistha, Aashish. “‘Only 2 people called me in 3 years’: Indian woman shares ‘reality of NRI’ after moving to US.” Times of India, September 21, 2026. https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/only-2-people-called-me-in-3-years-indian-woman-shares-reality-of-nri-after-moving-to-us/articleshow/134391063.cms.
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An Indian woman living in Chicago named Kanishka Jasoria shared her experience on Instagram about staying connected with people back home after moving to the US. She stated that over three years, she received calls from only two people outside of her immediate family, which led her to question why Indians abroad are often accused of becoming "detached" from those in India. Jasoria described how one caller inquired about managing life without her family and securing a loan, while the other asked why she moved overseas without informing them. The video drew reactions on social media with many people relating to her experience. Jasoria titled her post “Reality of NRI,” highlighting the challenges NRIs face in maintaining relationships back home.