Children ask me why there are so many Indian immigrants in Singapore. How do you answer?

Netizens should look at the problem from the objective consciousness of Singapore's pluralistic society in reality. In Singapore's pluralistic society, Indians are only a minority. In the early days, Singapore was a British colony. At that time, the colonial government introduced Indians from India as laborers to promote social construction projects. Today's Indians are descendants of the former working class, taking root and becoming a member of diverse Singaporeans.

Recently, in order to solve the problem of labor shortage, Singapore has also imported workers from India, who are not native Indians.