A wave of racist attacks in cities like Dublin, Melbourne, Canada, and the United States has highlighted growing threats faced by Indians abroad, with incidents ranging from vandalized temples to assaults on students. The Indian diaspora, once praised for its success, now faces resentment and stereotyping, fueling both online abuse and legislative hostility. In the United States, a comprehensive review of 55 million visas is underway, affecting millions of Indians and leading to thousands of cancellations, as immigration debates intensify. Meanwhile, Britain mourns the loss of Lord Swraj Paul, the influential industrialist and philanthropist who championed Indo-British relations and left a legacy of generosity and achievement.