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Indian-Origin Woman Quits High-Paying Deloitte Job in Canada, Returns to India for Ageing Parents

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Indian-Origin Woman Quits High-Paying Deloitte Job in Canada, Returns to India for Ageing Parents

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An Indian-origin woman has left her high-paying Senior Consultant job at Deloitte in Canada and decided to return to India after six years abroad. Preeti Bisnik clarified that she was not laid off and had no visa-related reason to leave Canada, as she is a Canadian citizen. Her main reason for returning is to be closer to her ageing parents and focus on their health, nutrition and fitness. She also wants to take a break from a computer-heavy work lifestyle and focus on her own health. This story raises an important question for Indians living abroad: when career, money and family priorities come into conflict, what matters most? Canada mein 6 saal rehne ke baad Indian-origin professional Preeti Bisnik ne apni high-paying Deloitte job chhodkar India return karne ka decision liya hai. Preeti Toronto mein Senior Consultant ke role mein kaam kar rahi thi aur unke according job, team aur salary sab achhe the. Lekin unhone clear kiya ki unka decision layoff ya visa issue ki wajah se nahi tha. Woh Canadian citizen hain aur Canada mein rehne ke liye unhe job ki zarurat nahi thi. Ye ek individual NRI story hai, lekin ye bahut important question raise karti hai—kya overseas career aur financial success ke beech ageing parents ke saath rehna bhi priority ban sakta hai? Key Highlights Deloitte Job: Canada mein high-paying Senior Consultant role 6 Years in Canada: Six years ke baad India return ka decision No Layoff: Preeti ne clarify kiya ki unhe layoff nahi kiya gaya No Visa Issue: Canadian citizenship ke bawajood personal choice se return Ageing Parents: Parents ki age aur health main reason Health Reset: Apni fitness aur lifestyle par bhi focus Career Break: Filhaal career ko pause karke family par focus NRI Life: Overseas career vs family priorities ka personal example Disclaimer This video is based on publicly reported statements and the personal experience shared by Preeti Bisnik. Her decision is an individual choice and should not be interpreted as representing the experience of all Indians or NRIs living in Canada. Career, immigration and relocation decisions depend on individual circumstances. #Canada #Deloitte #NRI #IndiaReturn #IndianInCanada #NRIStories #CanadaJobs #IndianProfessionals #Parents #CanadaLife ___________________________________________________________________________________ Follow Us on NBT Education Website: https://navbharattimes.indiatimes.com... NBT Education Facebook:   / nbteducation   Instagram:   / nbtlife   NBT Tech-Ed is an official partner of Times Internet Limited. We are committed to keeping Indian students, professionals, and families informed about everything related to immigration and global opportunities. Our channel focuses on study abroad, work visas, PR and citizenship pathways, Green Card updates, OCI and NRI rules, and the real challenges Indians face while settling abroad. We break down complex visa policies, immigration changes, embassy rules, and global job trends into simple, practical, and reliable information. Whether you are planning to study overseas, work abroad, move with your family, or understand your rights and responsibilities as an NRI or OCI holder, our content is designed especially for Indian applicants. Our expert team ensures accurate, unbiased, and up-to-date insights so you can make informed decisions about your global journey. Stay connected and subscribe to our channel so you don’t miss any important updates that could impact your future abroad.