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Can NRI's be called Indians?
They have adopted other countries, then why should we call them Indians?
3 Answers
- raatLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
if any indian is residing in another country but he/she still keeps his indian passport rather then exchanging it with a passport of the country where he/she is now living in N it helps them that whenever they want to visit india they don't have to apply for indian visa , which if they'd have exchanged their passports , they wud have have to , therefore they r called NRI- Non Resident Indians , hence they re still called indians.
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- 1 decade ago
Yes, they are INDIANS, but they are not residents of India!
That's why, they are called Non-Residential Indians[NRI's]
In a nutshell, we call them Indians, even every time we call them NRI's, we are calling them Indian, it's as simple as that!
I hope, you got your answer!
Cheers!