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Different problems:

Some of them, who had studied in University, want to find a better way of living in other countries. The problem with this, is that "the great minds" are leaving the country,then it is going to be harder to fix the situation of India nowadays.

There is also the problem of illegal immigration, people who wants to live in other countries but does not have the methods to do it, so they do it in the wrong way.

And there is also racism towards Indian people in other countries

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How do Indians in India feel about the emigrants?

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How do Indians in India feel about the emigrants?

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It depends because there are two tipes.

First, the most usual one, is the Indians who want to work in other country, and wants to send some money back to their families. This, makes them sad, an angry, because they feel like a third world country.

Second, the less usual, Indians who go to other countries to study, for example in the university. This, makes the family happy, because he is going to get better job oportunities.

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What Indian province has most emigrants.

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What Indian province has most emigrants.

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The Indians provinces with more emigration are the main cities such as Bombay or Deli, and the cities that are close to other countries, especially the northen cities.

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The main indian settlement in the UK is London (550.000)

WEST LONDON

In West London, close to Heathrow Airport, resides one of the UK's largest Indian communities.  According to the 2001 census, 39% are of British Asian origin.

SOUTH LONDON

South London's Indian community is predominantly concentrated in London's largest borough, Croydon, and in Tooting.

EAST LONDON

Indians in East London mostly reside in the boroughs of Newham, Greenwich and Waltham Forest. Most of the members of East London's Indian community are of Hindu faith.

HARROW AND WATFORD

Harrow and Watford are the home to a large Gujarati and Tamil community.

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Following the end of the Second World War, the British Nationality Act 1948 was passed to allow the 800 million subjets in the British Empire to live and work in the United Kingdom without needing a visa. The objective of this immigration was to fill the gaps in the UK labor market for both skilled and unskilled jobs