Indian diaspora sends home over $100 billion for second year in a row

    Indian diaspora sends home over $100 billion for second year in a row

    My 2023-24 remittances were influenced by migration trends, job opportunities, and costs, with the US as the primary source. India remained the top recipient, fueled by IT professionals moving to North America and Europe.

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