Namaste Kalidas
There are more trithas and gateways and fords and doors with actual omniscience (funny! notice the om in that word!) present and vibrating in Bharat than in, well Detroit Michigan for example.
For ages folks have been going on pilgrimages to Bharat for this reason, and of course as it is the Mother of "religion" and philosophy. For example the first civilized City, Kashi, is there which was there with tirthas before humans were taught to grow rather than gather food and to live in an organized urban environment with mabagement, but this was the first City as well as City of God where all the Devatas and Suras have some presence be it a temple, a pool, a rock, tree or svayambhu or on and on. Besides this, think of Mother Ganga (the Ganges river) is there ready to embrace all in Her jal no matter who you are and without discrimination.
I can go on and on about the reasons to pilgrimage to Bharat, but you get the point (I will throw Gujarat in there too, since Amitabh Bachchan is running massive campaign ads on TV for the state to please come, what to speak of that Modi was in charge there).
So now there was a time when other parts of the world did not have time to "look East" and sort of forgot the mystic and magic, but today there are many who are starting to consider the possibility of retiring in old age to India.
But I am talking about those thinking of retiring, not young people moving there to take jobs from Indians.
Undedstand, Bharat is also right in what is today a country called India. The citizens of that country, the young and aspiring, they want jobs too.
I am not saying there are not some who come to India and, oh, get some job such as teaching (perhaps English, but other things too) but there are very real restrictions around this, it is not easy, and it is logical because the government wants to have as much as possible employment for their own citizens, and the balance and need for such employment is much more of a balancing act than, oh, let us say Canada. The US isn't in that situation yet, but as the population in America is now starting to reach the levels of India in the 1940s I predict much more restrictions on those coming in to take jobs.
So I am not discouraging you to take vacations and pilgrimages to India, go, go, go, but do not think you can just go and live there at a young age and take a job. There were 3 I know of who did that while young, but it is difficult and rightly so. Perhaps think about retirement there, that would make more sense.
Om Namah Sivaya