Why Indian Immigrants Become Rich and Raise Successful Kids

Indians must invest in plastic surgery and make themselves white in order to avoid racism 🗿

A truly great civilization - Indian civilization. They are an exceptionally talented skilled and perceptive people. The only genuine people in the world. Everything else is false. Satyameva Jayate 🙏❤️

Actually for india it is not a thing to be proud of for india .we are losing our talent and making others rich rather then making progessing our own country .I just call those traitors who study in india but move out for making other countries rich

4 days? Is that really a thing there in America? Most of us work 6 days a week lol. Sunday is the only fully accepted holiday here...

we rule everywhere with a good heart and mind😊

Wait for next president of America will be from India.

As an Immigrant I can say I am very grateful for my parents for where I am today I owe them forever!!!!

Indian people focus on education under the supervision of badass moms not afraid to whoop your ass with the sandals. 2nd Indian people hardly get divorced and Indian women are independent and they don't say that they don't need a MAN. And take care of the household as well.

I Feel proud to be Indian🇮🇳!! ☺

Divorce rate 1.3% ...!! White,African,Hispanic feminists will organise mass shootings against Indian American community...

We have a ability to control using drug 😁

Fun fact in india when we see a child even if we don't know him/her we can talk to them play with them and theirs parents won't mind it as its pretty normal here..

Lol as an immigrant, we came to make money not work. If I can get the same money for 4 day work week, ima take that

Look into the Nigerian community as well. We are just like the Indians and our children are doing Great.

Well, you get out of life what you put into it. This is living testament to that.

Though I caution against one thing: this rigidity of only STEM. Fine, it's where all the money is but ... there's no such thing as a useless degree. What you do with any knowledge you accummulate to reach a good bar of success, that's also free enterprising, as you so eloquently put it.

But I think the message rings clear: in Indian/Asian cultures there's this attitude of not taking life for granted and having your priorities straight which lead to better, higher outcomes in life.

No point in travelling and settling half way across the globe if you can't make good money and create good life for yourself and your family and moreover the visa policy of US is such that only talented and educated Indians are selected and taken into the country, this explains the success of Indian immigrants in USA. Basically you are only allowing the talented and educated Indians to come into your country - and obviously they are gonna excel in their respective fields

This is a joke, india with 1.5 billion people, is one of the poorest countries in the world, the average wage is $400/month

They invest everything in their kids and because they have conservative ideas surrounding marriage and family values.

I'm an Indian, and my parents are my heroes. They went above and beyond to give me the best education possible, even though it meant stepping outside of their comfort zone. They were my biggest cheerleaders during my darkest times, and now it's my turn to give back. My only dream is to achieve greatness and make them proud. I know that with their blessings, I can accomplish anything

The one major shortcoming about this video and others that talk about immigrants to the USA is something called selection bias. The asian immigrants profiled here (you could have also looked at Nigerians who also make more than other people in the USA) are the best of their society. Getting into the USA is not easy and doing so via the education pathway shows an incredible intellect. Should we be surprised that those people have a higher percentage of Bachelors, graduate degrees and high paying jobs? When you look at the country of India itself the numbers are waaaay different. For example, while India has a high number of college grads, it also has a ridiculously low literacy rate. But no one cares to talk about those illiterate Indians who are doing all the hard work in India’s polluted cities. Globally we just love to talk about the rich and successful while doing little to help more people live better lives

Proud 💫 Indian 🎉

Those income stats are a little skewed, US requires higher education to generally enter the US so ofc they’ll do better than an American HS graduate that joined the military instead.

Family unity and good education❤

Har Har Mahadev🙏

We(American Indians) teach our kids that there are only 2 genders, and Only Fans is same as prostitution.

THE FAMILY UNIT HAS NOT BEEN DESTROYED BY THE SCUMMY AMERICAN JUDICIAL SYSTEM WHERE THE PARASITES ENRICH THEMSELVES RUINING PEOPLES LIVES. LOOK AT WHAT THEY PAY JUDGES AND PARASITIC ATTORNEYS. LOOK AT WHAT THIS SCUM HAS DONE TO.OUR INNER CITY YOUTH. MADE A SUBHUMAN SUBCULTURE OUT OF THEM

Yes, selfishness will get you ahead. It’s not something to be proud of.

Patrick, learned a lot about Indians. But I am curious to know what's the secret behind all great innovators are from USA? For centuries, it's happening and still going on strong. From economy to science, from Edison to today's Musk- it's all Americans. What's the secret?

Great analysis, God bess

He read the stats wrong. It said Blacks have 30.8 divorces per thousand people (I would guess per year, but that’s not shown), not 30.8%. Sloppy.

I had a teacher with Indian/Pakistani decent. His family wanted him to become a doctor but ended up becoming a teacher. His family was very upset with him and he barley speaks to his family now.

Hey as Indian I find working exciting.. i hope i find success in my business. Pray for me.

Kick those dhabba wallahs coolies out of USA & Europe

Been an immigrant I don't see me working a 4 day work week

Indians are awesome people , I initially planned to retire at 62, working part-time while saving money. But high price increases have disrupted my plan. I wonder if those who experienced the 2008 financial crisis had it easier than my current situation. The declining stock market has lowered my income, and I'm worried that my reduced contributions will leave me with insufficient retirement savings.

This makes me remember how back in the early 90s in Kolkata, India, my mother took me to swimming classes 5 days a week, and tuition classes 3 days a week for years when I was a child. And how my father bought me second hand books and took me to science shows and quizzes at a time when we were a very, very typical middle class (by Indian standards) family. They knew I wasn't particularly good at any of these things, but could see that I enjoyed them.

Not being good at something is no reason to stop doing it, especially if you love it.

They could not provide me with luxuries, but made sure I would never ever think that we didn't have enough.
I honestly grew up thinking that we are above average on the socio-economic spectrum.

Its only much later that I understood the hardships they endured to ensure that I went to an English medium school, and learned about the world, which has made me what I am today.

Now, 8 years after college, me and my wife have a comfortable life in Delhi. I earn nearly double of what my father did when he retired after 40 years of service. But every time I take an uber, I remember the long, tiring rides on rickety public busses that my mother endured everyday only so I could learn swimming. Every time I order food online, I remember how my father brought home food packets he received from the office, uneaten so that I may have a piece of cake or a patties.

We had so little, but they gave me so much.❤️

What they won't tell you is that India has a trade agreement with the US. Publicly traded corporations are routinely giving American jobs to h1b visa holders from India. Particularly in IT. Microsoft's CEO, google's CEO's were selected because they help in outsourcing jobs to India. This allows Indians to earn higher wages and in return buy homes in better school districts which average Americans are no longer able to afford because their jobs were given to Indians. This is a domino effect taking place. American jobs are being given to foreigners particulary Indians because of their ethnicity and links to India and nothing else.

Indians flourish in the US. Living in India, not so much...

அருமை திறமையானவர்களை யாராக இருந்தாலும் வாழவைக்கும் அமெரிக்கா
ஆனால் இங்கே.....பரதேசியாய்

LOL this stats is just not fair... you need to count population wise... The asian community has an issue is they are book worm and only focus on science and engineer but no creativity. Human race we need to balance thing out.

I am an INDIAN earning 120k annually .. i am a consultant with no paid vacation or sick leave.
I have no other option than to work.

I am living the american dream with my hardwork and dedication. I love America and pay all my taxes regularly without missing a penny.

Have you done a show comparing Indians (immigrants from India) to American negroes? Your description of Indians is exactly what I've seen, and pretty close to the same as white Southerners. I've never seen or heard, publicly or privately, any discrimination directed at Indians. Why, in your opinion, is the negro constantly portrayed as victimized, while Indians are not? The negroes are now wanting reparations from, I suppose, the very negroes who captured them and sold them into slavery - and it's an impossible task to trace the descendants of those sellers.

Now some people from India , my country really enjoying this thing .... But I just want to inform them an another aspect work in America for sometime.... It is also cruel reality that best brains of our country actually goes to America, (even today 60% to 70% people from major iit passout s,) that's why they become so successful.... We have to think that why we are not able to use that brain why they do not want to live in their motherland... That should be our consciousness as Indians..... We cannot be a talent supply machinary to America and western countries

Why can’t they perform this in India alone?

This discussion is incomplete without an understanding of how Indians see their children as a unit of labour rather than an actual human. Most indian parents see rhwje child as a form of social security income rather than as an actual mammal who needs nurturing and love. Indians are not great at empathy or kindness, they are in general ruthless. How much money fame or power one achieves are not the real markers of success if there is child abuse ans child slavery taking place. ✌🏽

Dear Americans, We obey our parent till death, and take care of them in their old age. (in Indian philosophy it is believed -"parents have full right on their sons (not daughters) life, and they can take it any time, but parents never ask for this.