Often overlooked, India is home to a fascinating and resilient Chinese community with a history stretching back centuries. From the Hakka Chinese who settled in Kolkata, establishing thriving tanneries and restaurants, to smaller communities scattered across the country, their contributions to Indian culture are significant.
While facing periods of hardship and displacement, particularly after the 1962 Sino-Indian War, the Chinese community has persevered. Today, many continue to practice their traditions, languages, and cuisines, adding another vibrant thread to India's rich tapestry. Think beyond your favorite Indo-Chinese takeout – explore the stories, resilience, and unique cultural blend of the Chinese in India. It's a journey into a lesser-known, yet deeply compelling, aspect of Indian history and cultural diversity.
