I fit squarely into the (Indian) demographic they refer to in the article. My wife and I are pretty clear we will return to India in the next couple of years, a

I fit squarely into the (Indian) demographic they refer to in the article. My wife and I are pretty clear we will return to India in the next couple of years, and have started planning for the transition. In our case the decision is really an emotional one - we identify with India, and see no reason to change that. The latter clause would not have been true for many in the past since there was a much greater disparity in the opportunities present in the two countries then. Having said that, the energy in India is quite palpable. There is a sense of possibility that is very compelling, despite all the barriers that still exist. So I don't think I'm going to regret the decision from the perspective of personal growth either.