It took nearly a decade before my parents made their first trip back to India after emigrating to America in the late 1960s. At the time, travel costs were prohibitive—and explaining India to others was a challenge. Today, flying directly from New York to India feels as routine as taking the Amtrak from New York to Washington, D.C. and business trips around the world begin on a Monday and conclude by Friday. This week, I found myself in Abu Dhabi among global investors—including many fellow New Yorkers—to explore untapped investment opportunities. The India investment narrative remains both familiar and multi-dimensional, varying by perspective and geography.
