Diaspora entrepreneurs are individuals who belong to a migrant community living outside their country of origin and engage in entrepreneurial activities by leveraging their transnational identity, networks, capital, and knowledge. They operate across borders, maintaining strong socio-cultural and economic ties with both their host and home countries. These entrepreneurs are uniquely positioned to act as bridges between economies, facilitating flows of investment, technology, skills, and ideas. Their identity is not confined to a single national framework; rather, it is shaped by dual embeddedness in both the origin and destination societies, which enables them to exploit opportunities that are often inaccessible to purely domestic entrepreneurs. In the context of the Indian diaspora, diaspora entrepreneurs have played a significant role in shaping economic linkages between India and the rest of the world. The Indian diaspora, one of the largest globally, is spread across regions such as North America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Southeast Asia. This diverse and widespread presence has created a robust network that supports entrepreneurial ventures across sectors including information technology, healthcare, finance, education, and manufacturing. Indian diaspora entrepreneurs often leverage their familiarity with Indian markets, cultural nuances, and regulatory frameworks while simultaneously benefiting from advanced infrastructure, access to capital, and innovation ecosystems in their host countries. A defining feature of Indian diaspora entrepreneurs is their contribution to knowledge transfer and technological diffusion. Particularly in the case of Silicon Valley, Indian-origin entrepreneurs have been instrumental in fostering innovation and startup culture. Many