Center for Social Innovation

Despite being less than one-and-half per cent of the US population, Indian Americans are more active and participative in the countrys democratic political process, Karthick Ramakrishnan, a professor at the University of California, has said.The professor of public policy and political science observed that Indian Americans, as a group, are growing fast growing and tend to have the highest voting rates among Asian immigrants.Part of the reason is that Indians come from a pretty vibrant democracy.
The professor of public policy and political science observed that Indian Americans, as a group, are growing fast growing and tend to have the highest voting rates among Asian immigrants.
''Part of the reason is that Indians come from a pretty vibrant democracy. They also have a high proficiency in english, which helps. Also, more ad more are getting engaged in politics.