India's 'last prince' dies in obscure poverty in a mud hut

[nForce]

Let me rephrase your sentence, "There is enough opportunity in USA for people of India who want to earn a decent living"

Are you sure you understand the meaning of the word rephrasing ?

With so many domain experts in one single place, this forum is truly blessed.

 

[Bombermanx1]

Nop, he just found another way of calling you guys 'deluded'.

So says the Bonglodeshi lungi.

 

[Dash]

I guess he was an unfortunate one. Else I know a king right next to my village who is well off. He also has libraries and hostels named after in some major indian varsities.

 

[Archie]

so a guy who was used to living life of luxuries on hard work of others cannot live a life of luxury on hard work of others. What prevented him from getting some education and working his way to a comfortable life? what prevented him from using his "branding" to start a company/product.
If he was that adored by his people, he could stand for elections at that place and win - a sure way to lead a comfortable life!

Do you know how the princes of Rajputana survived
They turned their palaces into 5 star hotels and contracted the Taj Mahal Hotel Group to manage them

If this guy had adequate Brain Cells, then he would have turned his palace into a hotel back in 1960s , around the same time the Jaipur Royal Family did
Instead of selling it for 900 GBP

Today the Jaipur Royal Family is worth 4000 crores, mainly because the price of their property have gone through the roof