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Brinks Report > Blog > People > “It Felt Normal Until I Left”: India vs Europe Lifestyle Comparison Sparks Outcry
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“It Felt Normal Until I Left”: India vs Europe Lifestyle Comparison Sparks Outcry

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: April 9, 2025 1:06 pm
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“We unknowingly accepted chaos as normal in India.”

That one quote from Lakhay Arora—a content creator based in Austria—has stirred up a storm online.

In his now-viral video, Arora compared his life in Vienna, Austria, to his experiences back home in India. The video touched a nerve, sparking a wide range of reactions from praise to backlash.

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This India vs Europe lifestyle comparison has gone beyond a personal reflection—it’s now a national talking point.

What Triggered the Debate?

In the video, Lakhay Arora highlights what he sees as the major advantages of life in Europe. From work culture to air quality, his experience shows a striking contrast.

Let’s break it down.

Key European Lifestyle Benefits

1. Work-Life Balance

In Austria, Arora enjoys shorter working hours and more holidays. People leave work at 5 PM, and vacations are the norm—not the exception. He says this gives people time to actually live.

“In India, it’s a never-ending race. In Austria, people slow down and breathe.”

2. Infrastructure and Clean Air

Public transport in Vienna is punctual and well-connected. The Air Quality Index (AQI) in Vienna is around 20—a sharp contrast to India’s cities, where AQI often exceeds 300.

3. Social Safety Nets

Arora points out that healthcare is accessible and largely covered. Unemployment benefits and other support systems give people a sense of security. Walking alone at night? Not a problem in Vienna.

4. Privacy and Personal Space

European culture, he notes, respects boundaries. There’s less societal interference and fewer unsolicited opinions about your personal life.

 

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His Criticism of India

Arora didn’t hold back when talking about his homeland. He called out:

  • Overcrowded transport
  • Long working hours
  • Toxic hustle culture
  • Pollution and noise

“We’ve normalized chaos to the point that silence feels strange.”

His India vs Europe lifestyle comparison wasn’t meant to shame—but to reflect.

Mixed Reactions from Viewers

The video received thousands of comments—divided in opinion.

Supporters Say:

  • “He’s just stating facts. Europe offers a better quality of life.”
  • “AQI 20 vs 357 says it all!”
  • “India’s resilience is admirable, but we shouldn’t ignore the flaws.”

They also acknowledged that while India is improving, infrastructure and pollution remain real issues.

Critics Responded:

  • “Comparing a country of 3 million to 1.4 billion isn’t fair.”
  • “You left. Stop ranting.”
  • “Let’s not forget colonial history and global power imbalance.”

Some felt the video lacked nuance and context.

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The Bigger Picture

This isn’t just one man’s story. It reflects a broader theme: How do we define a good life?

Is it about economic opportunity, community, or peace of mind? Every place has pros and cons. And perhaps this India vs Europe lifestyle comparison is a chance to reflect, not react.

Final Thoughts

It’s okay to love your country and still want it to improve. Arora’s story invites us to look at things with open eyes—not just open mouths.

And that, maybe, is the first step toward change.

Also Read: Namita Thapar Warns: 70-Hour Workweeks Are Failing Our Children

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