Subhechcha Ganguly 
Indians are becoming top players not just in one industry but in all industries, whether it be business, real estate, or anything else. Indians now outnumber English people as the largest group of property owners in London, the capital of the UK. According to London-based residential developer Barratt London, the largest group of property owners in London are Indians, who are represented by those who have lived in the UK for generations, NRIs, investors from other countries, students, and families who travel to the UK for education. English and Pakistani people are next in number.
The most recent report is consistent with data from the UK government’s Department for Levelling Up, Housing, and Communities (DLUHC), which claimed in 2020 that Indian families were the country’s top property owners with 74% of their households owning their homes, a higher rate than white Britons, who owned homes at a rate of 68%. And these Indian investors, who reside in both the UK and India, are prepared to pay anywhere between GBP 290,000 and GBP 450,000 for a studio, one, two, or three-bedroom apartment in London. Another contributing factor is the sizeable Indian diaspora in the UK.
In contrast to the US, India has produced the best corporate executives in the world, according to the finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, who acknowledged the favourable ecosystem in India on Saturday. She added that “people of Indian origin” manage about 25% of all Silicon Valley startups.
“I want to emphasise the fact that the best company executives come from India’s higher education. In 11 such multinational companies, with a combined revenue of over 1 trillion and a turnover of 4 trillion, 58 top-tier CEOs are of Indian descent and education, according to a statement from Sitharaman. She claimed that higher education offered in Indian universities is on par with that offered abroad and continued by saying that granting everyone the same opportunities, regardless of gender or class, would allow the country’s 65% of young workers to contribute to its growth story.
