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Diaspora Youth on India and Modi
"In India, there's a huge divide between who is rich and who is poor, and I haven't really seen much of the in-between." Srivastava said.
Shreya Srivastava and Aara Sampath / Image - New India Abroad
A large majority of the Indian diaspora in the United States is first-generation, whose views on India are shaped by their strong connection to the country of their birth. However, for the younger generation of Indian Americans, that is not the case.
To understand this, New India Abroad engaged in a candid dialogue with high schoolers Shreya Srivastava and Aara Sampath on their impression on India and the current government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
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