INDIAN POPULATION SURGES IN NORTH TEXAS - Frontlines TPUSA reporter @Savsays took a recent trip to Frisco, TX where she got an inside look into the growing Indian population.
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Back in 2010 the Indian/Asian population made up 10% of the demographic but that has since surged to… pic.twitter.com/KXB0KRH24Z
INDIAN POPULATION SURGES IN NORTH TEXAS - Frontlines TPUSA reporter
@Savsays
took a recent trip to Frisco, TX where she got an inside look into the growing Indian population.Back in 2010 the Indian/Asian population made up 10% of the demographic but that has since surged to over 30% with some school districts now being majority Asian.
On top of the growing demographic of Indians to the area has come a growing number of Hindu temples and the Karya Siddhi Hanuman Temple is one of the largest.
This temple was built around the so-called monkey-god, Hanuman, and inside attendees were praying for “health and job visas.”
Many Texans are pointing out how quickly the Indian population is growing and say it is changing not only the demographics but also the culture of Texas.
Stay tuned for a Frontlines TPUSA original documentary coming soon on the growing Muslim and Indian populations in North Texas.
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