Are the working Indians facing racism in the UK?

I am writing as an Indian male currently finishing school in the UK. A surprising amount of Indians here are second, third even fourth generation immigrants with roots stretching back from long ago. read more

Consequently, most Indians do not face discrimination in the UK. Moreover, working Indians here are markedly more successful than their fellow South Asians as well as immigrants from all other ethnicities. They are the wealthiest of all immigrants, almost to the level of ethnic White British people. read more

For India-born Indians, there might be more racism but nothing like there is for other groups. Indians from India probably do not get the same promotions or sexual opportunities. I don’t think it’s racism as such but just cultural differences. read more

According to The Economist, “Three-quarters of the Indian-born population in America today arrived in the last 25 years.” The present Indian population, in the United States, totals to more than 3 million, which can be explained from the nearly 147,000 immigrants that India provides to the country on a yearly basis. read more