Thinking out of the box, I say work in the U.S. Odds are it your living conditions will be better. That's not an uninformed slight against India, but I think unless you have money in India, it is fairly factual. You can work harder than U.S. citizens in the U.S. and as long as your U.S. English is fairly good, you should go far, if you can find jobs that support your visa or better yet can find someone to sponsor your green card. If you don't have the opportunity to come to the states though, I apologize.
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Thinking out of the box, I say work in the U.S. Odds are it your living conditions will be better. That's not an uninformed slight against India, but I think unless you have money in India, it is fairly factual. You can work harder than U.S. citizens in the U.S. and as long as your U.S. English is fairly good, you should go far, if you can find jobs that support your visa or better yet can find someone to sponsor your green card. If you don't have the opportunity to come to the states though, I apologize.