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>Indians in the United States and Europe are the most educated ethnic group
>Indians in the United States and Europe are now the most affluent ethnic group
>Indians constitute a disproportionately small percentage of persons in the American and European criminal justice system
>Indians constitute a disproportionately high percentage of persons founding tech startups or working in technology sectors
>Indians constitute a disproportionately high percentage of persons working in certain high-income professional fields, like medicine and engineering
>Indians have relatively low rates of out-marrying, in regards to ethnicity and religion
>Indians have some of the lowest divorce rates of any ethnic group, both in their home country and in the United States
>Indians are rapidly making their presence known in non-STEM fields, such as media, comedy, and politics (three states have Indian or Hindu governors, despite the ratio of Indians and Indian-Americans to other Americans being 1:100)
>in 1950, there were approximately 3,000 Indians in the United States
>in 1990, there were approximately 300,000-500,000 Indians in the United States
>as of the last census, there are over 3,000,000 Indians in the United States
>in fifty-six years, the Indian population of the United States was multiplied by 600
Indians are LITERALLY the new elite
>Indians in the United States and Europe are now the most affluent ethnic group
>Indians constitute a disproportionately small percentage of persons in the American and European criminal justice system
>Indians constitute a disproportionately high percentage of persons founding tech startups or working in technology sectors
>Indians constitute a disproportionately high percentage of persons working in certain high-income professional fields, like medicine and engineering
>Indians have relatively low rates of out-marrying, in regards to ethnicity and religion
>Indians have some of the lowest divorce rates of any ethnic group, both in their home country and in the United States
>Indians are rapidly making their presence known in non-STEM fields, such as media, comedy, and politics (three states have Indian or Hindu governors, despite the ratio of Indians and Indian-Americans to other Americans being 1:100)
>in 1950, there were approximately 3,000 Indians in the United States
>in 1990, there were approximately 300,000-500,000 Indians in the United States
>as of the last census, there are over 3,000,000 Indians in the United States
>in fifty-six years, the Indian population of the United States was multiplied by 600
Indians are LITERALLY the new elite
