Indian students in Britain earns high, Indian professionals also increase earnings

By: Paromita Ghosh

Last Update: 2021-03-31 23:42:39 IST

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Indian students living in the UK are talented and soon join the high-income group. This was revealed in the review conducted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. Many interesting things have come out in this report ...

Indian students living in the UK are talented and soon join the high-income group. This was revealed in the review conducted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson. This government report comes amid allegations of racial inequality in Britain. The report of the Commission on Racial and Racial Inequality on Wednesday said that class change gradually removes racial inequality. He also brings changes in opportunities to live life. This is being felt all over Britain.

The report recommends excluding the word BAME from the trend. Its meaning is Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic. It has been suggested to give them the same identity as the name of British Indian. The Commission has said that successes in the field of education should be encouraged, even if the students are from any section of the society. He should be publicly praised.

Successful students should be cited as examples for the whole of the United Kingdom (UK) so that students from all classes are inspired by them. Examination results show that Indian, Bangladeshi and Black African students living in the UK are doing better than normal British white students. This recommendation has been made by the Commission Committee headed by Dr. Tony Sewell, Advisor on Education-Related Affairs.

The report says that the positive optimism is that people from other countries dedicate themselves to education. Their dedication to education is more than that of the common British people. Good results come out of this and gradually the economic-social status of the people coming from abroad gets strengthened.

As their position gets stronger, they continue to cross the conditions of racial inequality. This report of 258 pages has recommended the Department of Education in many cases. The report gives an example of the year 2019, how the income of people of Irish, Chinese and Indian origin is increasing. In 2019, this income from ordinary British citizens was 2.3 per cent higher.