The Hindustan Times, July 13, 2014
NRIs should visit India more
This refers to the article NRIs want privileges but act as if they are superior (July 6) by Mark Tully. It is true that NRIs form their opinion based on little knowledge of reality. Such misunderstanding sometimes leads them astray, resulting in a waste of their time and money. To achieve fruitful results, they should obtain a first-hand account by visiting the places they talk about. That will preclude any chance of irresponsible interference in the country’s affairs. Due to incorrect feedback, many NRIs unwittingly indulge in supporting antiIndian activities. If they contribute amply to the prosperity of India, the government will accord them special status.
SUBHASH VAID, via email
NRIs should visit India more
This refers to the article NRIs want privileges but act as if they are superior (July 6) by Mark Tully. It is true that NRIs form their opinion based on little knowledge of reality. Such misunderstanding sometimes leads them astray, resulting in a waste of their time and money. To achieve fruitful results, they should obtain a first-hand account by visiting the places they talk about. That will preclude any chance of irresponsible interference in the country’s affairs. Due to incorrect feedback, many NRIs unwittingly indulge in supporting antiIndian activities. If they contribute amply to the prosperity of India, the government will accord them special status.
SUBHASH VAID, via email
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