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Why Lakhs Of Indians Leaving Citizenship? Why Is The US First Choice? | Beyond The Headlines

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In this episode of Beyond, The Headlines Tamanna Inamdar will be discussing the Indians giving up citizenship. Over 9.4 lakh Indians renounced their citizenship between the years 2015 & 2021. In 2021 only 1.6 lakh Indians left citizenship according to information provided by the Ministry of Home Affairs in the Lok Sabha on Tuesday. It is the highest in the last five years. "I think aspirations don't mean Indians are going for employment. Aspirations mean, if parents have only 1 child, they want to send it to the US," says S Rajan. Founder Chairman, IIMD. "The young generation wants to talk about climate change, a pluralistic society, LGBTQ rights & more. Indian politicians just pay lip service to all this," says Sanjay Jha. Watch out for a full discussion.

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