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₹2.5 lakh monthly salary in Qatar to a new life in Mysuru: Why this Indian man quit his high-paying job

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₹2.5 lakh monthly salary in Qatar to a new life in Mysuru: Why this Indian man quit his high-paying job — Bangalore Sports news

Aditya Singh said he left an airline job in Qatar that paid him ₹2.5 lakh a month and moved back to India three years ago. Now married and settled in Mysuru, the transformation coach says his life comes with work challenges but offers a sense of freedom he values.

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