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178 - India's Global Diaspora and Transnational Networks (1947-Present) (S11E28)
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Examine the impact of India's global diaspora on cultural and economic exchanges around the world, analyzing its role in shaping modern Indian identity and global influence. We explore the historical roots of the Indian diaspora, tracing its journey from the indentured labor system under British colonial rule to the diverse motivations for migration in the post-independence era. The significance of remittances, the money sent back to India by diaspora communities, and their impact on India's economy are also discussed.
Furthermore, the episode analyzes the role of transnational networks in connecting India to the world, fostering cultural exchange, and mobilizing political action. The diverse experiences within the diaspora, shaped by factors like generation, migration history, and ties to India, are explored. Finally, we discuss the impact of technology, particularly the internet and social media, on diaspora communities and how these tools have facilitated communication, cultural exchange, and the sharing of resources.
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