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 Park Avenue (Manhattan) on a Rainy Afternoon Many Indian immigrants work as software programmers on Wall St and other financial institutions such as Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Merrill Lynch, while others are doctors, engineers, dentists and so on. Some work for the City while others have launched businesses such as restaurants, fashion stores, grocery stores, sweets, appliance stores, newsstands, law firms, motels, beauty parlors, travel agencies, jewelry stores, and Bollywood video and music stores. Greater New York is also home to several Hindu temples, churches and gurdwaras to cater to the spiritual needs of the immigrants. Many Indians commute to their workplaces in New York City from their homes in New Jersey while other commuters live in Queens and further away in Long Island. To get a glimpse of the thriving Indian community, visit Lexington Ave (around 28th st), Jackson Heights (74th st), Main Street in Flushing or Hicksville in Long Island. Irrespective of where they live or work, the contribution of Indian immigrants has changed the face of the New York metropolitan region for the better. |
