>>>> in the people having opportunity to study and work abroad No one asks for caste on a US Visa application or a US college application and neither does the

>>>> in the people having opportunity to study and work abroad No one asks for caste on a US Visa application or a US college application and neither does the US state department grant the visa based on caste. In fact about 50% of college/university seats are reserved for lower castes (affirmative action). >>>> In some sense is like Jewish-Americans supporting diversity efforts and fighting against "white supremacy" but totally minimizing or ignoring the huge Jewish over-representation in all the important spots in society, from CEOs of big companies to SCOTUS and everything in between. There seems to be a misconception and a very narrow view. Yes, some very visible companies have Indian CEO's. NVIDIA has a CEO of Taiwanese descent and the same is true obviously for TSMC. I think if you did a poll across most mid to large companies you will find that this assertion is incorrect. A very small percentage of the total CEO population is Asian or Indian. So, while the Economist likes to bring caste into the picture it's actually a non-issue for being a CEO.