Non-Resident Indians

Target entity: Non-Resident Indians
Context triple: [Indian diaspora, hasSubgroup, Non-Resident Indians]

• A. Overseas Citizens of India
  Overseas Citizens of India are foreign nationals of Indian origin who hold a special immigration status granting them multiple long-term benefits and privileges in India without full citizenship rights.
• B. Out of India
  Out of India is a memoir by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala that reflects on her experiences and observations of life and culture in post-independence India.
• C. Indian diaspora
  The Indian diaspora comprises people of Indian origin living outside India, forming widespread global communities that maintain cultural, economic, and social ties with their homeland.
• D. Indian Singaporeans
  Indian Singaporeans are an ethnic community in Singapore descended largely from migrants from the Indian subcontinent, contributing significantly to the country’s cultural, economic, and political life.
• E. Muhajir people
  The Muhajir people are an Urdu-speaking Muslim community in Pakistan, primarily descended from migrants who moved from various regions of India to urban centers like Karachi after the 1947 Partition.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Non-Resident Indians
Target entity description: Non-Resident Indians are Indian citizens who reside outside India for work, education, or other long-term purposes while maintaining their Indian nationality.

• A. Overseas Citizens of India
  Overseas Citizens of India are foreign nationals of Indian origin who hold a special immigration status granting them multiple long-term benefits and privileges in India without full citizenship rights.
• B. Out of India
  Out of India is a memoir by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala that reflects on her experiences and observations of life and culture in post-independence India.
• C. Indian diaspora
  The Indian diaspora comprises people of Indian origin living outside India, forming widespread global communities that maintain cultural, economic, and social ties with their homeland.
• D. Indian Singaporeans
  Indian Singaporeans are an ethnic community in Singapore descended largely from migrants from the Indian subcontinent, contributing significantly to the country’s cultural, economic, and political life.
• E. Muhajir people
  The Muhajir people are an Urdu-speaking Muslim community in Pakistan, primarily descended from migrants who moved from various regions of India to urban centers like Karachi after the 1947 Partition.
• F. None of above. chosen