Tupaki Analysis: Pressure, Anxiety Killing Indians In USA!
For many years, the United States of America versus regarded as a safe destination for the Indian community
For many years, the United States of America versus regarded as a safe destination for the Indian community as it provided with the best in class living conditions and employment opportunities.
However, that is not even remotely the case these days as the United States has become extremely detrimental in nature for the larger section of the Indian population.
On one hand, we have the constant pressure from the financial sources as people who go to the US by taking education loans are having to repay them at the earliest.
The worst part here is obviously the fact that the employment index in the United States is at its worst possible metre now. On one hand, people have been finding it extremely hard to get new jobs in the country, and on the other hand, employed people have been losing jobs as well.
This is adding a lot of financial pressure and mental anxiety on the larger population that has settled down in the United States and it is leading to pretty severe consequences.
In the last few weeks itself, we have witnessed multiple Indian origin and particularly Telugu people dying in the USA. Yesterday, we reported the case of Hyderabad native who had died of heart attack in the US.
Today it is the case of another Hyderabad individual named Mohammed Hussain, who has died in his sleep in the USA. There is no affirmative update on the condition, leading to his passing in the sleep, but anxiety and extreme pressure could be contributing to the same.
This has become almost a daily practise these days, as we have been hearing countless cases of Indian individuals, dying of undisclosed reasons. This trend is not likely to slowdown in the future, either, considering that the US has been particularly hard against the immigration population.
When people travel to the US or any other country for that matter, they expect better living conditions and financial resources, but that is not happening now due to the global job market crunch.