NRI's: you can go home to India again!
Sunday, July 25, 2004 at 12:15PM ìIndians Go Home, but Donít Leave U.S. Behind,î by Amy Waldman, New York Times, 24 July, p. A1.
The Non-Resident Indians are coming home finally in numbers to India. And what they bring back with them is a lot of American ways. This is yet another example of the silent but profound social bonds being built between India and the U.S.
If Pakistan possesses any strategic thinkers, then surely they can see the writing on the wall. Indians are becoming a social and political force in the U.S. after years of becoming an economic one. Nothing like that is happening with a Pakistani community inside the U.S., nor are we seeing any great flow back to Pakistan like the one this article details going into India.
India and the U.S. will be strategic allies in the years and decades ahead, and that bodes very poorly for a Pakistan that cannot clean up its act.
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