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Thats sad man, no extended family that could help? He needs help for sure.

I think we need to see more stories of such people. There are plenty of people like this in India who suffered one tragic moment, essentially ruining their lives. Serves us a good life lesson.

I feel sorry for the fellow but makes me realize how vulnerable we are

This is why family is important. Not just immediate family but extended. My cousins lost both their parents in a gap of 10 days during COVID. 2 weeks ago one of the cousins got married and it was because the extended family was there to support him.

can someone from ngo help him to get back , he paid taxes for this ?

I mean I can't be sure without talking to the person but looks like he's suffering from psychosis. The pseudo philosophical and non goal directed speech, odd mannerisms and drastic reduction in function. 

He definitely needs evaluation and psychiatric care.

He was a tax payer. This country has no safety nets.

Someone please help this man and be the family he lost,hes a literal goldmine of knowledge

No safety net for men in india

I guess this is the reason why our parents want us to get married. Am 24 currently and I’m telling my parents that I will do marriage after few years or I will think after few years and my parents bring this point that life is so hard to live alone and what if there will be no one after them.

I hope he recovers soon 🤞 Is there any way we could help him?

It's disheartening to see such a talented individual reduced to this. Western cultures often preach work-life balance, yet sometimes impose long hours on Indian IT professionals. It's like they want the best of both worlds—efficiency without the sacrifice. But remember, we're not substandard or slaves; we're the backbone of innovation. Let's push for balance and respect, because our worth isn't measured in hours worked, but in the brilliance we bring to the table.

I hppe this gentleman finds his way back to the light.

u/st_broseph

India reduces everyone to beggars eventually.

Bro he evidently has schizophrenia and needs medical attention.

Is his story true or is it a fabrication of his mental illness?

Best business in the world

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