Yes, every problem has a solution but a solution also has a cost. For example, you may return back to India from Western country and try to keep the same level

Yes, every problem has a solution but a solution also has a cost. For example, you may return back to India from Western country and try to keep the same level of income, but you'll find out soon that a community with good trees is more expensive compared to the same quality of life in the West. Asia can be cheap, but if you want the same quality of life, same level of education, etc, it actually cost more than in the West. I currently live and work in Cambodia and education here is extremely expensive, maybe more expensive than in Singapore. But quality of the education... I don't want to describe it because I'll be probably banned if I tried to describe it.