July 2023 Archives — Real stories about Indians at home and abroad
Five short, opinionated posts went live in July 2023. They cover practical questions people actually ask: how Indian doctors fare in the USA, whether Indians live in Alaska, criticisms of Indian media, intimate life of Indian couples, and the growing field of ADHD life coaching in India. Below you'll find quick takeaways, who might benefit, and next steps if a topic hits home.
Quick takeaways from each post
How is life in USA for Indian doctor? Short answer: high demand, heavy work, good pay, cultural adjustment. If you’re planning the move, focus on US medical licensing exams, residency placement, and realistic expectations about hours and burnout. Financial rewards are real, but so is the effort.
Do Indians live in Alaska? Yes. Life there is possible but different: think remote communities, extreme weather, and smaller Indian networks than in big US cities. If you want to move, check job options, housing availability, and how to access grocery and cultural comforts you value.
Why is the Indian media so stupid? The post criticizes sensationalism and shortcuts in reporting. If you’re fed up with noise, practice source-checking: look for named sources, supporting data, and follow reputable reporters instead of headline bait. Media literacy helps you separate facts from drama.
What do Indian couples do while having sex? The piece stresses diversity—there’s no single script. Many couples mix tradition with experimentation. Communication and consent matter most. If you want change, talk with your partner and consider reading relatable, practical guides rather than myths.
Are there life coaches for adults with ADHD in India? Yes, the scene is growing. Coaches help with routines, focus strategies, job support, and handling overwhelm. When searching, ask about their ADHD experience, methods they use, and realistic timelines for progress.
Who should read these posts and what to do next
Moving professionals and students: read the doctor and Alaska posts first. Prepare exams, licensing, and realistic lifestyle checks. Media-savvy readers: start with the media critique to sharpen how you consume news. Couples curious about intimacy: use the post as a conversation starter, not a manual. Adults with ADHD and family members: the coaching post points you to a growing support option—ask for referrals, trial sessions, and outcome goals before committing.
Each July post is short and practical. If one topic hits you, act: make a checklist, ask direct questions to professionals, and look for specific local groups or practitioners. These posts aim to spark a useful next step, not overwhelm you with theory.
Want more from this month? Scan the full July 2023 list on the site for the original posts and comments from other readers who’ve been through similar moves, challenges, and decisions.
Hey folks, here's a quick yet spicy take on how our Indian doctor amigos find life in the USA! It's like a Bollywood movie with a dash of Hollywood glam. They are welcomed with open arms, given the high demand for medical professionals - it's like being the most popular kid in school, only this time, it's a country! The work is demanding, like a game of cricket in overtime, but the financial rewards and standard of living? Pure jackpot! However, the cultural shift can be as daunting as facing a fast bowler - but hey, isn't that part of the adventure? So, in a nutshell, life in the USA for an Indian doctor? It's a roller coaster ride, with more ups than downs.
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While it may appear unusual at first, yes, there are indeed Indians living in Alaska. Just like any other nationality, Indians have migrated to various parts of the world, including this northernmost U.S. state. They have integrated into the local communities while still maintaining their cultural heritage. It's a testament to the global nature of our world today where we can find a blend of diverse cultures in unexpected places. So, despite the geographical distance and climatic contrasts, Indian families have made Alaska their home.
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In my personal observation, it's not fair to blanket-label the Indian media as 'stupid'. However, there are concerns about sensationalism, lack of diligent fact-checking, and a tendency to prioritize TRP ratings over objective journalism. These can lead to misinformation and contribute to a perception of incompetency. We should encourage and support media outlets that are committed to responsible, fact-based reporting for a better understanding of our world.
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In exploring the intimate lives of Indian couples, it's clear their sexual practices are as diverse as the country itself, influenced by various cultural, regional, and religious factors. Many couples follow traditional roles, with an emphasis on emotional connection and mutual pleasure. They often prioritize foreplay and communication, as part of fostering intimacy. It's also interesting to note that many Indian couples are increasingly open to experimentation and exploring new facets of their sexual relationships. It's essential, however, to remember that every couple is unique, and what works for one may not work for another.
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In India, the concept of life coaching for adults with ADHD is indeed a reality. There are professionals dedicated to providing guidance and support to individuals dealing with this condition. They use various techniques to help them cope with challenges, develop their strengths, and improve their personal and professional lives. It is a developing field, yet there are already several life coaches specializing in ADHD. However, awareness about this service is still growing in the country.
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