Prime Minister’s principal secretary PK Mishra has urged Indians working abroad to return home. Calling for a ‘ghar wapsi’, he highlighted that India now stands as the third largest startup ecosystem in the world and needs its talent back.
After Operation Sindoor, many Indians felt a renewed sense of nationalism. People living abroad realised they wanted to be in India again. The mood shifted strongly towards reconnecting with home and contributing directly to the country’s progress.
With US President Donald Trump imposing tariffs on Indian goods and services, many Indians felt their self-respect had been hurt. The impact was deeply personal, sparking discussions among global Indians about identity, dignity, and loyalty to their homeland.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has asked NRIs to return and strengthen India. Many who once left for better opportunities are now being invited to bring their experience home. The call reflects both the nation’s need and the emotional pull of belonging.
India is moving fast to become the world’s third largest economy. Startups are thriving, but technology remains a critical gap. The country needs stronger foundations to meet the challenges of an AI-powered future, making ghar wapsi both urgent and meaningful.
Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu is also encouraging NRI Telugus to come back and invest. His message echoes a larger call across India: those who once left are now seen as vital partners in the country’s growth story and future success.
