United States of India

Indians come to America and still remain the same as they are in India. They keep fighting and nitpicking on each other and are only bothered about their interests- making each other’s lives difficult, especially the Gujaratis, who are in majority. They all want to be the next Gandhi, Sardar Patel, Tagore, Swami Vivekananda, Milkha Singh, Har Gobind Khorana, A.P. J. Abdul Kalam, or Srinivasa Ramanujan. Furthermore, all are divisive with each other.


Most Indians now live all over the world- they keep travelling to different countries , but when it comes to claim their origin will run back and claim that they are Indians.

And,  then there are the Punjabis, who think they are so progressive, supercool, and outgoing, when they are such such showoffs.

And they carry on their petty unresolved fights in America, which they could not compete in India.
Look at Sikhs like Jagmeet Singh in Canada, who start talking about the 1984 genocide and Muslims who act strange to Hindus here.
The majority  of Indians in America are Gujaratis, followed by Punjabis, and Telugus or South Indians. And they  keep fighting with each other. No wonder, most important positions are occupied by South Indians and Gujaratis here.

As the saying goes, “You can take Indians away from their home but not India away from them.”

So, let's just go ahead and call this country "United States of India" instead of "United States of America."