Happiness is not linked with location!

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India is a rapidly developing software hub. It has young and intelligent workforce with huge potential. Many of them consider onsite opportunities in US/Europe/Other regions to be catalyst for better career, better facilities, good money and hence "happiness".

To a large extent it is true. But more than the shift of location, it is the shift of state of mind, which is responsible for the increase in "happiness" quotient. When the "Mind" is contented with what it has, it will be happy.

If the "Mind" is at peace then it does not matter where you work and live. You will be happy.
Happiness is not linked with "Geographic Location" it is just a state of "Mind".

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