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before trump strict immigration policies very large number of indians used to enter u.s border with mexico illegally and later they got Pr and now they are doing non skilled jobs and small businesses,educated indians in u.s not constitute all of immigrants and indian punjabis do lower level jobs in foreign countries as they are neglected in india and not given proper rights
Lol Yeah that is why indian Americans richest and most educated community in USA
Graduation rate 74 %
 
@Liaslia Btw sorry but I still don't understand what point you are trying to make. Can you please explain in simple english so people like me can understand lol
 
@Yaseen1 Hi brother, can you please explain what was the point this gentleman @Liaslia was trying to make through this thread? I became very confused and some people on this forum don't like interacting with me..
 
i think he was saying that prediction of economists and financial analysts in india proved wrong as indian rupee has devalued more in last decade as well as jobless in india is also on rise despite many indians who moved to u.s and other foreign countries and were expected to send huge investments back to india
@Yaseen1 Hi brother, can you please explain what was the point this gentleman @Liaslia was trying to make through this thread? I became very confused and some people on this forum don't like interacting with me..
 
i think he was saying that prediction of economists and financial analysts in india proved wrong as indian rupee has devalued more in last decade as well as jobless in india is also on rise despite many indians who moved to u.s and other foreign countries and were expected to send huge investments back to india
Ohhh thanks brother, now it makes sense
 
OP himself is confused, that is why he is banging his head on the wall.

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@Liaslia I think the depreciation of Indian rupee against USD in last decade has more to do with USD appreciation (particularly against south asian currencies) rather than INR depreciation. If you compare with other currencies like Australian dollar, it was around 53 INR in 2011 and it's 53.65 now so not much difference.
 
India also get's second highest remittances from USA (after UAE) at about $11.7 Billion (last figures) which is not bad right?
 
indian rupee also depreciated against european and u.k currency ,india is only limited to remittance by lowerlevel workers but they failed to get investments and build startups by utilizing their human resource in foreign countries
@Liaslia I think the depreciation of Indian rupee against USD in last decade has more to do with USD appreciation (particularly against south asian currencies) rather than INR depreciation. If you compare with other currencies like Australian dollar, it was around 53 INR in 2011 and it's 53.65 now so not much difference.
 
before trump strict immigration policies very large number of indians used to enter u.s border with mexico illegally and later they got Pr and now they are doing non skilled jobs and small businesses,educated indians in u.s not constitute all of immigrants and indian punjabis do lower level jobs in foreign countries as they are neglected in india and not given proper rights
Again you gernatize whole indian Americans community
In one
But every data and statistical analysis
Depicts Indian anerican community richest

In percapita index ,HDI,And literacy
Than every other community living usa including Chinese, Japanese, Koreans,Middle East,Hispanic

Even Caucasians
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_ethnic_groups_in_the_United_States_by_household_income
 
indian rupee also depreciated against european and u.k currency ,india is only limited to remittance by lowerlevel workers but they failed to get investments and build startups by utilizing their human resource in foreign countries

Even against Pound, it was actually 100 INR in 2013 and now its 98 INR. Btw India actually gets third highest remittances from USA after Mexico (First) and China (second). In terms of FDI I think India attracted $49 Billion last year, which is not bad?
 
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