Well... I am back to DFW area... I guess some of the blog readers are possibly disappointed that I didn't stay back in Bengaluru. Well, this is my adopted home and country, so I guess I am here for good. I work hard, pay my taxes and hence have earned the privilege of living in the US. That doesn't mean that I will stop loving my native country.. India.
It is like one doesn't have to stop loving one's parents the moment they get married. Similarly I would say that USA is my married home while India is my maternal home and I am glad that the latter is developing and will hopefully one day become a first-world nation.
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