I'm Indian, live in the US (Midwest, south, outside big cities) and I'm happy to just meet another fellow Indian lol. Couldn't care less about caste or language

I'm Indian, live in the US (Midwest, south, outside big cities) and I'm happy to just meet another fellow Indian lol. Couldn't care less about caste or language or whatever. We are already so far away from home, atleast we can look out for each other. I'm not in tech so I've never lived anywhere with many Indians. I'm guessing these types of issues start to crop up when you have higher chances of meeting many people in your exact social group back in India and end up forming cliques.