The perception of Indian men is well-known – they don’t like to work at home and generally expect their mothers to do the cooking (or wives after they get married.) But how do they cope with living abroad? Can they get away with not doing housework? Living abroad comes with its share of anxieties. Lots of NRIs are constantly worried about their parents – living thousands of miles away. How do they and their parents cope? Rahul Joglekar finds out.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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