Japan to recruit 2 lakh Indian IT professionals

[Ryuzaki]

Good decision by Japan.Like minded countries should work together to bring peace and prosperity in the region

 

[SQ8]

Tensions are there in all diverse societies

Indians have little negative publicity - Other than H-1b abuse by minority of Indians

A high percentage of 2nd generation Indians are married to whites. That speaks for itself

You cannot say that for Muslims. (it is irrelevant some of the attacks on Muslims are unfair)

Tell that to someone who doesn’t live amongst thr highest concentration of Indians in US.
All your claims are false.. especially the 2nd paragraph .. hilarious.

 

[fallstuff]

It is going to be a cultural shock, but I see some alignment regarding both Indians and Japanese being people from conservative societies and mindset. I see such traits among a lot of Indians in the U.S. I'm speaking of first and second generations settled in the U.S. Plus I have observed Indians being very adaptive to foreign cultures, they assimilate better and get involved in the fabric better. My Indian friends, for example, are passionate voters and care about our direction, politics and well being. While several other immigrant groups are closed and don't really take part in national outcomes.

The post got curry smell on it !!

 

[takeitwithyou]

The post got curry smell on it !!

I love curry. I see a lot of your people pretending to be curry cookers and Indians at restaurants in New York.

 

[beijingwalker]

Seems that India suffers brain drain to every country and Indians are pretty happy about that.

 

[Turingsage]

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not exactly..

India and Japan have great relations as nations.. however Japanese people despise Indians or any other south asians for that matter, they're known to be racist & xenophobic, lot like indians back home feel towards nigerians lmao

63% of Japanese like indians
7% of Japanese like Chinese
19% of Japanese like Pakistanis
http://www.pewglobal.org/2014/07/14/chapter-4-how-asians-view-each-other/

That was in 2014 the figures are even more distorted in Indias favour in 2018

 

[beijingwalker]

63% of Japanese like indians
7% of Japanese like Chinese
19% of Japanese like Pakistanis
http://www.pewglobal.org/2014/07/14/chapter-4-how-asians-view-each-other/

That was in 2014 the figures are even more distorted in Indias favour in 2018

There are lots of Chinese Japanese intermarriages every year, how come you don't see many Indian Japanese intermarriages since you love each other that much?

 

[takeitwithyou]

Seems that India suffers brain drain to every country and Indians are pretty happy about that.

They like Chinese too, but not for professionals jobs I suppose.

Also, looking at the U.S. stats which tells you Chinese are also migrating in large numbers. In 2016, 1.49 million foreign-born individuals moved to the United States, a 7 percent increase from the 1.38 million coming in 2015. India was the leading country of origin, with 175,100 arriving in 2016, followed by 160,200 from China/Hong Kong, 150,400 from Mexico...

The United States is the top destination for Chinese immigrants, accounting for 22 percent of the nearly 11 million Chinese living outside of China, according to mid-2015 estimates by the United Nations Population Division.

In the US, a majority of Indians hold professional jobs, while a majority Chinese's no 1 job is being in the service industry/wait staff at restaurants. Most of the Chinese immigrants are undereducated in the U.S compared to the Indians. Only 48.7% of Chinese immigrants have a college education vs Indians at 77.5%.

• Click here for data on the educational attainment among U.S.-born adults and all immigrant adults by country of birth in 2016.

However, you pose an interesting question. I believe a country that exports its people and if they are known to be number one source among all immigrant groups to be a highly skilled professional workforce, have the highest contributors to their GDP= soft power for that Country of origin.

Indians as I have stated here (to many people's chagrin), assimilate into the fabric and are active in its welfare- become a part of the nation's future. Example: how many Chinese are holding jobs in our government, a part of our state department or are politicians versus Indians?

The Chinese don't so well outside China because they are used to to be told from cradle to the grave what to read, what to speak, what alphabets to use, how to behave and be subservient to their leaders etc. It's a culture and lifestyle shock, therefore they tend to stay among each other and build Chinatown enclaves.

 

[The BrOkEn HeArT]

Probably another Indian who dropped his Ganga name for a white name. Inside him he's as white as his name. The inside is all that matters.

Why do you think those foreigners who support India over Pakistan are "Indians "??

Do you know what any foreign citizen will support India anytime over Pakistan because they knows who are better for them. They have plenty of reasons to do so.

 

[beijingwalker]

They like Chinese too, but not for professionals jobs I suppose.

Also, looking at the U.S. stats which tells you Chinese are also migrating in large numbers. In 2016, 1.49 million foreign-born individuals moved to the United States, a 7 percent increase from the 1.38 million coming in 2015. India was the leading country of origin, with 175,100 arriving in 2016, followed by 160,200 from China/Hong Kong, 150,400 from Mexico...

The United States is the top destination for Chinese immigrants, accounting for 22 percent of the nearly 11 million Chinese living outside of China, according to mid-2015 estimates by the United Nations Population Division.

In the US, a majority of Indians hold professional jobs, while a majority Chinese's no 1 job is being in the service industry/wait staff at restaurants. Most of the Chinese immigrants are undereducated in the U.S compared to the Indians. Only 48.7% of Chinese immigrants have a college education vs Indians at 77.5%.

• Click here for data on the educational attainment among U.S.-born adults and all immigrant adults by country of birth in 2016.

However, you pose an interesting question. I believe a country that exports its people and if they are known to be number one source among all immigrant groups to be a highly skilled professional workforce, have the highest contributors to their GDP= soft power for that Country of origin.

Indians as I have stated here (to many people's chagrin), assimilate into the fabric and are active in its welfare- become a part of the nation's future. Example: how many Chinese are holding jobs in our government, a part of our state department or are politicians versus Indians?

The Chinese don't so well outside China because they are used to to be told from cradle to the grave what to read, what to speak, what alphabets to use, how to behave and be subservient to their leaders etc. It's a culture and lifestyle shock, therefore they tend to stay among each other and build Chinatown enclaves.

Chinese Americans helped China a lot , they brought the best technology back to China and always are eager to be part of China's development, they give back China more than China give them. China is the country to benefit and US not. That's very different from Indian Americans.

 

[fallstuff]

I love curry. I see a lot of your people pretending to be curry cookers and Indians at restaurants in New York.

I am sure you head out to the nearest railroad track every morning to defecate, as they say you can take the Indian out of India, but can't take the India out of the Indian !!

 

[takeitwithyou]

I am sure you head out to the nearest railroad track every morning to defecate, as they say you can take the Indian out of India, but can't take the India out of the Indian !!

If I were to be doing so, rest assured it won't have a consequence of your kind in our country.
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Chinese Americans helped China a lot , they brought the best technology back to China and always are eager to be part of China's development, they give back China more than China give them. China is the country to benefit and US not. That's very different from Indian Americans.

China is the world's number one IPR stealer. That's not bringing back technology in the traditional sense. Chinese are also taking all their money(much of it embezzled) and trying to run away with it to the U.S.

 

[beijingwalker]

Soon you will steal ours.

 

[patman]

Man the cultural barrier will be huge , bunch of socially awkward techies trying to fit in with ppl who don't even speak english

 

[beijingwalker]

Man the cultural barrier will be huge , bunch of socially awkward techies trying to fit in with ppl who don't even speak english

Speaking English is never something to be proud of, East Asians naturally don't speak English but we have our own ways to develop our ecoony and cultures. Only people who can't shake off slave mentality think Englsh is like god.

We admit that most Indians, Africans and Filipinos can speak English but we fail to see what benefits that brings you and your countris.