Role of diaspora in Country’s Progress and Diplomacy
Government of India lauded the role of Indian diaspora in keeping alive the tradition of Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam. The Prime Minister of India said that the NRIs are not only the Brand Ambassadors of India but also represent its strength, capabilities and characteristics. He praised the diaspora to participate in building a New India, especially in research and innovation.
- Remittances: Perhaps one of the greatest benefits of engaging with the 30-million-strong Indian diaspora has been in terms of remittances. India was the world’s largest recipient of remittances in 2016. These remittances have played a role in poverty reduction while changing consumption behaviour ....
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