From Fiji to Guyana to Dubai: How Indian is the World?

Check out how Indians living overseas are making big waves! This video shines a light on their impressive achievements and success stories. Get ready to be inspired by their journey and accomplishments far from home.

#IndiansAbroadMakingWaves #InspirationBeyondBorders #indiandiaspora

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
00:45 1947 Partitioning
01:05 Indians in Fiji
01:43 Indians in Guyana
02:07 Indians in Mauritius
02:35 Indians in UAE
03:25 Indians in the UK
05:05 Chess
05:40 Indians in the US
06:43 Why are Indians successful abroad
08:07 Indians in Trinidad and Tobago
08:22 Indians in South Africa
08:49 Indians in Malaysia
09:10 Indian Remittances

ATTRIBUTION

[ShahPadayachee]

I'm proud of my indian brothers all over the world, im indian born in South Africa and indian community are many parts in Africa.

[DAANISH_KHAN_]

Being Pakistani🇵🇰in USA, I consider myself India 🇮🇳. India has rich culture, heritage and great history.

[rileygurrucharran]

I am indian Guyanese, we need to celebrate our own people as resilient and progressive.we Excel in every country we settle and live in.

[randysingh]

I am from guyana. Our ancestors came to Guyana from India since 1838.

[priyeshpv]

Indian born and living in Germany here, which you left out completely. Indians today are one of the largest groups of (legal) immigrants to Germany. I work in the field of advertisement / film (senior visual effects artist) but a lot of Indians here are doctors, engineers, programmers etc. but also work as delivery people, nurses and so on.

And then we've got some connections in history, even though in a much darker period of Germany. Subash Chandra Bose or "Netaji" came here for support for Indian independence and assembled an Indian troop, which consisted of prisoners of war. He had an Austrian wife and their daughter is Anita Bose-Pfaff who lives here in Germany.

[ekamsat]

One shouldn't forget the Romani migration ~1000 years ago from India to West Asia and Europe. They contributed a lot to global music and dance. Also, the large number of Indians who fought in WW1 and WW2. The most enduring influence of the Indians on the world is our place-value numeral system (including the numeral 0), schools like Yoga and Buddhism, and many industries including textiles, metallurgy and spices. Btw, the era of Gupta empire is 4th to 6th century CE, and not "6th BC".

[svart]

Indians are everywhere in the world. They are usually very industrious people. There are very rich Indians everywhere.

[rawtinanlal]

My forefathers came to trinidad since 1899 I am proud to be of Indian decent a proud Hindu ❤❤❤❤

[BobbKnobb-yhbx]

West Indian hindustani that was born in Canada here. Many of us are taught we have three mothers. your mother who birthed you, gau mata and Bharat mata

[cosmos]

Countless attacks happened on egyptians, greeks, persians etc etc civilisations
Invasion attempts for over 1300 years also happened in India some were successful some were not.
But I can proudly say while other civilsations disappeared whether it be greek, persian or others India still stands strong beliving in its own culture as national identity.
Jai Shree Ram 🙏🙏

[chandraaiyar]

Indian have a large influence in Africa, they teach and do business.

[dianandarjoon]

You guys forgot to mention the Jewel of the Caribbean, Trinidad & Tobago. Yesterday we held a state funeral for the first East Indian & Hindu Prime Minister in the Western world. Basdeo Panday was the best known Indian in the diaspora a few years ago. Trinidad has Hindu & Muslim schools and public holidays for Divali & Eid ul Fitr. More than 40% of the population is of East Indian origin. Some of the highest offices were and are occupied by East Indians such President, Chief Justice and also first East Indian woman as Prime Minister in the western world. The honorary Kamla Persad Bissessar. Our present President is also of Indian origin, the Honorable Christine Kangaloo.

[temp]

Indians can easily assimilate in any region of the world, not just the english speaking nations. The reason for this is India itself is one of the most diverse nation in the world with various languages, cultures, traditions and festivals. Since they have been living together for so long with so many communities, they are quite habituated to handle cultural shock when they migrate out of india.

[Offbeige]

I think we do need to mention too that Fijians and Caribbeans had to go through a really tough and racist time. We also can’t fail to recognize that there was a time when we were treated as second class citizens, red-lined, paid less for work, racially terrorized, our temples were attacked, our families and social groups were devastated by gang culture AND YET we’ve continued to survive and thrive.

[delonramsundar]

Nice information proud to be of Indian decent 🇮🇳, form Trinidad 🇹🇹 and Tobago it’s actually over 45% of our 1.4M population and rich Indian culture, religion and heritage are well preserved for over 250 years

[alyeishasam]

I am proud❤ to be Indian. Mera Bharat Mahan

[thukaramlalsa]

Our greatest contribution is our people.We bring a host of soft skills and specialty.Following us is our food, music, dance, yoga, religion, sense of inclusivity and more.I am Indo Guyanese in the U.S.A.

[najaziz]

A great civilisation which is conquering the world with its culture, intelligence and ability to integrate. Being non proselytising and hardworking people they are respected throughout the world. They are making India shine. I’m proud of my culture and my ancestors

[estherrajballi]

I am proud to have India Roots, my parents are from India reside in T&T my birthplace.

[Pajeetslayer]

As a Indian Caribbean I’m proud of my Himalayan roots