?Indian immigrants among the leading minority educational entrepreneurs in UK

Indians, who are in UK are among the leading ethnic minority group in UK, to have achieved success in their entrepreneurial and educational effort, as a report published by PTI suggests.

The report also says, "Some ethnic minority groups, led by British Indians and British Chinese, have achieved great success as a result of educational effort and entrepreneurial drive."

"If you look at the macro data on the rise and rise of the ethnic-minority middle class, you would have to say that Britain has come a very long way in the past 50 years," it concluded.

The report also said, "The tech sector has proved particularly open to British Indians and Chinese, while 35.1 percent of doctors are non-white as are 32 percent of NHS (National Health Servie) consultants."

The overall proportion of Russell Group university students, representing all the leading universities of the UK, from ethnic minorities has also doubled, from 9 per cent in 1995 to 18 per cent now.

The findings are described in the report as a partial fulfillment of the "immigrant promise -- hardship today for the implicit promise that tomorrow will be brighter for the kids".