Since we are generalizing, its worth mentioning the tendency of Gujratis (or most Indians) to be extremely insular and selfish: "Trust and honesty remain essential to Gujarati-dominated industries. Mr Mehta, himself a Jain from Palanpur, whose diamond company has a turnover of $1.8 billion and offices from Antwerp to Tokyo, says that, despite the size of the business, it is still “all based on handshakes and words, w…
Another article along a similar vein: http://qz.com/459422/how-indian-families-took-over-the-antwe...
Its disgusting to hear all these people come for is business opportunities, refusing to speak the local language, adopt local customs, assimilate, or give back to the community at large, while the host society sees jobs shipped to India and tax revenues decline.