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The report which provides a snapshot of Santa Clara County, one of the only two counties in the country, shows that Indians have median income of USD 116,240, which is about 44 per cent above the county's median of about USD 81,000, said the San Jose Mercury News.
The report profiled the four largest immigrant communities -- Indians, Mexicans, Chinese and Vietnamese. It found that although three-quarters of the Indian population was born abroad, they own the most valuable home of about median home price of USD 860,000, compared with the county's price of USD 743,000.
More than four in five Indian adults have at least a bachelors' degree and Indians are most likely to be white-collar professionals, with about 80 per cent engaged in management, professional and related occupations.
Kailash Joshi, a prominent Indian entrepreneur here, told the Mercury News that he believes Indians flourish in the US not just because of their commitment to education, but because their native country prepared them for America's ethnic, linguistic and religious diversity, and its aggressive market economy.
A significant share of the valley's Chinese population lacks an advantage its Indian counterpart enjoys - English.
Almost 40 per cent of Chinese, which is twice the share of Indians, is not fluent in English. Despite that they thrive in business.
and they dont hire a gora to mow their lawn or clean dishes , dont go to expensive restaurents, dont take holidays and dont fly air india ,dont lobby for india in US and feel good when their children speak in americal accent but struggle with hindi ! I dont know why Resident Indians are so obsessed about NRI's
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That is a really good news. However I would be far more happier, if we, had made Bangalore or any city in India on par with the Silicon Valley in US. They have the best education, best degrees, English speaking but when can we develop our country as a cutting edge player at least in the IT sector? Though we trumpet a lot about our IT success, how many IT professionals really think we are ahead? What we have is still a large pool of young, talented, english speaking, hardworking youth. Though we are catching up, why cannot more investments come into the R
How many of the are scientists ? None.Indian techies work like donkeys and develope lots of desease in the process. They work 16 hours a day minimum and do not leave the house on weekend also.
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