Indians have taken over Chinese population in America!?
Karthik Ramakrishnan, the founder of the recent non-profit organization AAPI Data, described the development as "the most important". It is known that people from different countries live in the superpower America. people from Asian countries, India, and china have a major role to play especially among those who settle in America or go for education and jobs. At one time, the number of Chinese expatriates from china was high in America. However.. now this number has been taken over by diaspora Indians. According to the latest census figures, diaspora indians have become the largest single Asian-lone (Elon) group in America. china used to be in this place. However.. now citizens of indian origin have taken this record. However, when the total population is considered, Chinese Americans still make up the largest portion of the country's Asian population, numbering 5.2 million. According to the 2020 Census, the number of people identified as "Indian- Elon" - i.e. 100% indian ethnicity - reached nearly 4.4 million (44 lakhs). This represents a remarkable 55% growth over a decade. Experts said the US is studying the effects of this demographic shift in depth. karthik Ramakrishnan, the founder of the recent non-profit organization AAPI Data, described the development as "the most important". It asserts that it challenges old stereotypes of who is considered Asian in America. He noted that many still associate east Asians with a superior Asian identity, while South Asians receive less recognition. However, the rapid growth of diaspora indians can be traced back to the 1990s. As technology advances, the H1B visa program is launched for highly-skilled workers. As a result, highly educated engineers, scientists, and their families started migrating to the united states from India. American tech companies are expanding their presence in India. Furthermore, the united states has become an attractive destination for South Asian students on F1 and J1 visas seeking opportunities in highly skilled fields. Although the population of U.S.-born indian Americans is growing, the majority of the community consists of immigrants. Regarding H1B visa petitions, indians account for about 75%. The suffering of the people! Chinese nationals, the second largest group, make up only 12%. Despite significant delays in these processes, many individuals are progressing from H1B visas to green card applications. Sociologists predict this shift in the Asian-lone category extends beyond indian Americans. Other South Asian groups such as Nepalis and Bangladeshis have also seen significant growth in their population. As the 2024 presidential election approaches, political experts stress that this population growth cannot be ignored. Leaders are expected to develop strategies to engage with indian Americans as they are a politically active community with high levels of english proficiency. indian American celebrities, including presidential candidates such as vivek Ramaswamy and Nikki Haley, have been garnering considerable attention. The second generation is becoming politically active.