An Indian woman living in Canada, Parinoor Sharma Kooner, shares five everyday aspects of life in India that she says she does not miss after moving abroad. In her reflections, she describes appreciating more personal space, a sense of freedom in public areas, and the relative order she experiences in everyday routines.
She also points to practical differences, saying she likes the structured nature of organized visits in Canada and the clarity of lane driving there compared with what she remembers from India. Both outlets also note that she mentions sound and street atmosphere as a contrast—while she does not miss it, she specifically references India’s frequent honking and busy street noise.
The articles focus on her personal, day-to-day perspective rather than reporting new events or policy changes. The only differing emphasis is on which parts of daily life she highlights most (public space, personal comfort, organization, driving discipline, and honking), but both present the same overall theme: her move to Canada changes what she finds pleasant, and she lists what she feels less drawn to from home.
