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Source: The post is based on the article “Neta Ramaswamy – Diaspora is rocking it, from tech to politics” published in The Times of India on 2nd September 2023.
Syllabus: GS 2 – International Relations – Indian Diaspora
Relevance: contribution of Indian diaspora in America
News: Vivek Ramaswamy, a child of Indian immigrants, is being considered for vice president candidate by former President Donald Trump. About 10% of Republicans plan to vote for him as president, showing his increasing popularity.
What has been the achievements of the Indian diaspora in the United States?
Indian Americans have made significant contributions to the United States in a variety of fields, including business, technology, education, and healthcare.
They are increasingly visible in media and politics, and their representation in government is also growing.
Moreover, in the United States, Indian Americans aren’t mainly found in areas where there are lots of other Indian Americans, unlike Latinos and Black Americans.
This shows that the skills Indian Americans learn in their home country to work with diverse groups can help them make connections in other countries.
Must Read: Indian Diaspora in US and its Impacts on India- US Relations
What lies ahead?
The initial concern that talented Indians leaving the country for better opportunities abroad would be a “brain drain” has shifted to the understanding that their success aboard can benefit India in the long run.
The increasing diversity of those who leave India is a positive development. Therefore, even as India creates more job opportunities domestically, it should continue to embrace a global perspective for its talented individuals.
