List of Indian Americans

Indian Americans are citizens or residents of the United States of America who trace their family descent to India.[1][2] Notable Indian Americans include:

Academics

Nobel Prize recipients

Deans and presidents

Mathematicians

Economists

Professors and scholars in computer science or engineering and electrical engineering


Professors and scholars in other disciplines

Activism and philanthropy

Arts, media, and entertainment

Actors and actresses

Comedians

Fashion

Models

Media

Musicians

Business

Crime

Literature

Military

Politics and government

Elected officials

Federal elected officials

Civil servants

Federal judges

Religion and spirituality

Science and technology

Medicine

Sports

See also

References

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