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‘Wish we had in US’: American woman shares 10 things she adores about India

From digital payments to fast deliveries, her observations win hearts online
Video grab Instagram @kristenfischer3
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A video has gone viral on Instagram recently, shared by an American woman currently residing in Delhi, where she praises India for excelling in several aspects compared to the America.

Kristen Fischer’s observations have been met with widespread appreciation, with many Indians taking pride in her perspective.

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She highlights how autos and rickshaws as flexible and budget-friendly transport options also makes getting around cities more convenient, without having to worry about parking.

Additionally, she admires India's digital payment system, where UPI (Unified Payments Interface) and digital IDs simplify transactions, making cashless payments seamless. She can go out with just her phone and can get things done. She thinks that the whole world should adopt UPI.

She also praises India’s doctors, noting that medical services are not only more affordable but also efficient, with skilled professionals readily available. Back in the America, she says, appointments had to be made weeks or even months ahead of time.

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Another aspect she appreciates is that waste removal services in Delhi are provided for free by the government, ensuring cleaner surroundings without additional costs for residents.

She also finds it impressive that skilled labour is easier to hire in India, with services like plumbing, electrical work, and home repairs being more accessible and affordable compared to America.

She is particularly fascinated by the availability of vegetarian food options, which are abundant and widely accepted as a norm in Indian cuisine. Being a vegetarian herself, she recalls having fewer option in the America.

Another small but significant difference she notices is the lack of junk mail in India, unlike the America, where mailboxes are often flooded with advertisements and unnecessary promotional materials.

Additionally, she appreciates India’s MRP (Maximum Retail Price) system, which ensures standardized pricing, preventing unexpected overcharges at stores.

Lastly, she acknowledges the efficiency of fast delivery apps, where groceries and essentials can be delivered within minutes, making daily life much more convenient.

Her video has struck a chord with many, with Indians and foreigners alike appreciating her perspective on what makes India unique.

“She is promoting India more than an Indian” user commented.

Another commented, “All fair points mentioned…love this reel!”

A third user commented, “Indians loving India a little more after watching your video.”

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