Dec 15, 2025
Back to India After 7 Years | SFO to Doha Layover Adventure | Dim Eye Show
Just watched this vlog about returning to India after several years. The Doha airport and travel experience were nicely captured.
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Back to India After 7 Years | SFO to Doha Layover Adventure | Dim Eye Show
Just watched this vlog about returning to India after several years. The Doha airport and travel experience were nicely captured.
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In Sairee Chahal’s Shoes: The SHEROES Story And Backing Women Entrepreneurs In India Source | inc42.com | Prashasti Bhatt This confident approach has held Sairee Chahal in good stead through her journey. The SHEROES founder said with a light laugh as we asked her about how hard it was for her to convince her family about her startup. Hailing from the small town of Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, Chahal decided to move out just as soon as she was a teenager. “If you are a small-town girl, life can be pretty restrictive ,” she said, adding that the opportunities were few, the society orthodox and what helped her through the time were books. Calling herself a ‘complete bookworm’, she recalls that by the time she was 10 or 11, she had finished reading Salman Rushdie and other authors she was ‘not supposed to read’. “We were always taught that we have to face our own consequences. If you make a decision, you should be prepared to face the music too!” she added. Click here to read the full article https://human-engineers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/Startups-12.jpg https://human-engineers.com/in-sairee-chahals-shoes-the-sheroes-story-and-backing-women-entrepreneurs-in-india/?feed_id=11302&_unique_id=60f6b706598f8 https://human-engineers.com/in-sairee-chahals-shoes-the-sheroes-story-and-backing-women-entrepreneurs-in-india/?feed_id=11302&_unique_id=60f6b706598f8
Airport Mode. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #Airport #airportMode #swag #BackToIndia #ThankYouBrisbane #Brisbane #Queensland #australia #trip #awesome (at Brisbane International Airport) https://www.instagram.com/p/B25enz0AEJC/?igshid=n5atpam0gx9a
India---the land of greatest variety and the home of yoga, practice of unity. To be here is to begin to feel how both are true, and how this place of constant stimulation and activity is the birthplace of a practice that points to stillness and silence. This place will open your heart, blow your mind and touch your spirit in ways you never dreamed. I was in India nine years ago, healing a broken heart after the dissolution of my spiritual community. That trip was about endings. Being here on this trip with @manorama9 is about beginnings. New path, new awareness, trading the practice of brutal honesty for conscious witnessing and feeling my way back to love, and hope, and joy. #luminousindiaretreat #backtoindia #notthesame #newbeginnings (at Mumbai, India)
The last #bigmac I will be eating for about six months. #omg #itwassogood #backtoIndia (at Mcdonald's Sukhumvit Soi.5)
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In today's episode of 'Look who's back to India'! 😁😁😁 #backtoIndia #USreturn #MeetingAfterAnYear #DelhiWinters
The Big Move
After living in the US for 4 years I had to shift back to India within 10 days notice period. Being a new mother of a 3 months old baby boy, my life was going to change as I knew it.
As my body and me were trying to adjust to a new routine, we had to make this sudden move. The euphoria of going back to my home country was too much handle. But at the same time to wrap up a life I had come to love in the US was not so easy. It was like ripping a bandage off a new wound. Quite literally as I had just delivered a baby through C-section. But things, were screaming for my attention.
Being 31 year old, this was not my first move out of any country. I got into the Planner-me mode. Create the to-do list, sell the car, end the lease, sell the house stuff, call the movers and packers, close the bank accounts.. check check check. Things got sorted quite effortlessly thanks to my husband who took care of each task on the list meticulously and my mother who held the baby fort while my husband and I were away axing the to-do list.
Bang! Just a like a flash we were on the flight to India. The baby's diaper bag was packed like a superhit survival kit in any zombie apocalypse. Each item was carefully labelled and placed in an easily accessible section. I was quite amazed with myself for having executed it so well. The plan was for my mother and husband to be able to locate anything the baby needs without my assistance.The planned helped me more when I had to look for that diaper cream or that rattle with one hand while the other held the baby.
My baby boy was such a trooper. He blissfully slept through the whole flight. The airlines were kind enough to accommodate us with a bassinet, although it was a last minute ticket booking. Please ask for the bassinet while travelling with the infant they are a blessing. The baby will sleep peacefully nestled inside it. And you can rest a bit. We had checked with the pediatrician about the do's and dont's while travelling with a 3 months old.Luckily, he was too young to experience pressure changes in the atmosphere.Doctor said the baby this young will sleep through the ordeal.
After 21 hrs we were at the immigration desk in the Indian airport being welcomed in our local language. What a pleasure that was.. it washed away all the tiredness.
And so began my journey into a new motherhood in India.