Topic: Indian diaspora
British Indians could form a key swing vote in the next UK elections, survey finds
The report, 'Britain’s New Swing Voters? A Survey of British Indian Attitudes', is authored by researchers from Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and Johns Hopkins-SAIS.
Indians in Mauritius shining example of our values of peace, pluralism, says Jaishankar
On the last leg of his two-nation tour, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar met Indian community members in Mauritius and thanked them for keeping India's faith and fervour alive.
Over 200 Indian-origin leaders in 15 countries, report shows impact of country’s diaspora
The list compiled by US-based organisation, Indiaspora, said more than 60 of these leaders hold Cabinet positions.
It’s our economy, not her genes, that’ll influence Kamala Harris’ view of India
While watching videos of Joe Biden’s running mate making masala dosa, we should remember American politicians aren’t pro- or anti-India, they are pro-America.
Covid-hit world is shutting out Indians. It will affect remittances, economies and lives
The world, which seemed so open to us Indians, may well be shutting its doors on us due to the pandemic. It will impact lives, remittances and economies.
Worried about global image, BJP busy mobilising Indians abroad to hold pro-CAA protests
BJP has held protests in NY, London and Perth, among other cities, and more are likely to be organised in Washington, Germany and other European countries.
Dear pro-CAA Indian-origin protesters, you feed off US secularism but support Hindu Rashtra
Diasporic chauvinism is not unique to the global Hindu community. But a combination of several factors makes India’s case a toxic ideological brew.
Neelanjan Sircar on BJP’s hegemony and Gautam Bhatia on ‘manipulable’ sedition law
The best of the day’s opinion, chosen and curated by ThePrint’s top editors.
Trump attending Howdy Modi event proof of PM’s growing stature – and of Indians in US
The affluent Indian-Americans, majority of whom are Democrats, have been of late responding to the Republicans’ call to join the Right.
The rise of India and cricket on US TV show globalisation isn’t finished
Beaming cricket into American homes goes a step further. It ships sport from a key emerging market to the developed world.
US summit of democracy is ‘ashwamedha yagya’, India can offer a vision to pause China
India might have been dubbed a ‘democratic backslider’, but it could offer a new vision of democracy based on Dharma and the Bhagavad Gita.
Bezos, Branson & Musk — Are billionaires popularising space travel or just on an ego trip?
Jeff Bezos will travel to the edge of space in his New Shepard aircraft — more than a week after billionaire Richard Branson defeated him in a fast developing space race.