In the book I wrote on the changing character of India’s power elite (India’s Power Elite: Class, Caste and a Cultural Revolution, Penguin Random House, 2021), I devoted the last chapter to a brief consideration of an important and emerging aspect of the Indian power elite — their emigration. I called it ‘the secession of the successful’, borrowing that term from the radical American professor and politician, Robert Reich.
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