Indian diaspora

Since 2016 India has leapfrogged both New Zealand and China to become the third largest country of birth in Australia after Australia itself and the United Kingdom. 

In the recent years, India’s ruling party has aggressively used the diaspora to promote Modi’s often-controversial policies.

Her nomination as the Democrats’ vice presidential candidate evoked a wide range of emotions in an already polarized society.

The first Indian American -- or, indeed, Asian American -- candidate on a U.S. presidential ticket has caused quite a stir.

Amid a growing rivalry with China, how can India set its African engagement strategy apart?

The Kashmir question – a legacy of British imperialism -- is dividing Britain’s electorate ahead of crucial elections.

British-Indians have been struck with election fever – but what impact does it have on the polls?

The government wants Indians who live overseas to be able to vote. What about Indians who migrated within the country?

India's “Link West” policy has seen both continuity and change.

The United Kingdom, and particularly the Indian diaspora, debates anti-caste discrimination legislation.

An interview with Professor Daya Kishan Thussu