EPISODE · Jul 23, 2026 · 55 MIN
Move Back to India After 30 Years in US, What I Actually Found After Living for 11 Years in India
from Desi Return Diaries
Need Indian tax filing help as an NRI or returnee? https://desireturn.com/services/india-tax-filing?utm_source=youtube Planning your return to India? Don’t guess — plan it right 👉 https://access.desireturn.com/planner-yt 👉 Need help with shipments, taxes, RNOR, investments & more: https://services.desireturn.com After spending 30 years in the United States, Ramh Prasad made a life-changing decision—he moved back to India to build a company that is now one of India's leading driver platforms, DriveU. In this conversation, Ramh shares what it was really like to leave behind a successful career in Silicon Valley, convince his American wife to move to India and build a meaningful life while balancing family, business, and purpose. If you're an NRI living in the US and wondering whether moving back to India is the right decision, this episode is packed with practical insights and honest experiences. In this episode, we discuss: Why Ram left the US after 30 years What convinced him to move back to India How his American wife adapted to life in India Raising children between the US and India Building DriveU and India's startup ecosystem Living between two countries for over a decade Challenges of relocating after decades abroad Financial planning and managing assets in both countries Opportunities for NRIs returning to India Advice for professionals considering a move back Finding purpose after a successful career abroad Whether you're planning to return to India, exploring career opportunities, or simply curious about life after decades in the US, this conversation offers valuable perspective from someone who has lived both worlds.
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