Prime Minister Narendra Modi lauded the Indian diaspora as India’s strongest brand ambassadors during his recent US visit. He highlighted their contributions in various fields, showcasing their significant economic, social, and cultural impact in countries like the US and UK. From Fortune 500 executives to healthcare professionals, Indian-origin individuals are making a mark across industries, enriching their adopted nations with their skills and talent.
A yoga teacher in Chikkamagaluru, Karnataka, has been arrested for allegedly raping a Non-Resident Indian (NRI) woman. The teacher, Pradeep Ullal, is accused of exploiting the woman’s belief in reincarnation by claiming they had a past life relationship. The victim, who lives in California, visited the teacher three times between 2021 and 2022, during which she claims she was sexually assaulted.
A non-resident Indian (NRI) was shot by two assailants at his home in Amritsar, Punjab. The incident was caught on CCTV and shows the assailants entering the home and shooting the victim, identified as Sukhchain Singh, multiple times. Singh’s family suspects his ex-wife’s family may be involved in the attack. The Punjab government has been criticized for the deteriorating law and order situation in the state.
Located in Gujarat, India, Madhapur, with a population of 32,000, boasts an astonishing ₹7,000 crore in fixed deposits, making it Asia’s richest village. The village’s prosperity is fueled by its large NRI population, particularly from the construction industry in Africa, who send back remittances to their families in Madhapur, transforming the village with modern facilities and infrastructure.
Poonam Gupta, an NRI entrepreneur, turned a Rs 1 lakh investment into a Rs 800 crore paper recycling company, PG Paper, defying odds and proving that taking risks can lead to extraordinary success. Her journey from a struggling job seeker in Scotland to a leading businesswoman with a global reach is an inspiring testament to resilience and determination.
A Punjabi-origin NRI, Kawaljit Singh, was allegedly beaten by a group of local men in Himachal Pradesh after an argument over parking. The incident has sparked controversy, with Punjab leaders linking it to the recent slapping incident involving actor Kangana Ranaut. While the Himachal Pradesh police deny any connection to the Kangana Ranaut incident, Punjab leaders are demanding action.
