The courtship is intense, and voter targeting specific. In this US presidential race, Indian Americans are no longer a monolith but a conglomeration of different religious identities. <br /> <br />The evolution has been slow but sure and opinion is divided whether separation as Hindus, Muslims and Sikhs benefits the community as a whole or helps India’s case. The trend began in 2016 when candidate Donald Trump attended a rally of Republican Hindu Coalition and bid for the Hindu vote. <br /> <br />This time both parties have a full-fledged strategy to woo every segment of the Indian American community, using every method, including religion. A major reason behind the granular attention: Indian Americans are one of the fastest growing ethnic groups, and among the most highly educated and economically successful. <br /> <br />India Today's Foreign Affairs Editor, Geeta Mohan brings us more in World Today.
