What defines the Indian diaspora?

The Indian diaspora refers to people of Indian origin and their descendants living outside India, encompassing both Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) and Persons of Indian Origin (PIOs/OCIs).

How many people are part of the Indian diaspora?

The Indian diaspora is estimated to be over 32 million globally, making it one of the largest expatriate communities worldwide.

Where are the largest Indian diaspora communities located?

Significant populations are found in the United States, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Singapore, and South Africa.

What contributions does the Indian diaspora make?

They contribute significantly to the economies, cultures, and scientific advancements of their host countries, while also sending substantial remittances and fostering diplomatic ties with India.