Diaspora Dilemma: Non-Indian but India's pride

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“As more and more Indian-Americans succeed, they will look up to India more than they have in the past and will seen the country as a growing nation. It’s a matter of pride for us that Indian-Americans are doing well. It’s all about people-to-people relations, even in terms of business growth and building ties for better lives,” he said.

But specifically, as far as the nuclear deal is concerned, does India stand to lose more than it has to gain?

“I don’t know the details of the deal but India is certainly short on power and we need to explore all possible means to generate power. We don’t need to be afraid of any nation. We should seize this moment on the global stage by building people-to-people relations,” Balsara added.