Indian communities exist in practically every corner of the world, yet there are seven places where the Indian diaspora is missing.
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Antarctica
Antarctica is now a research facility with no permanent occupants.
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Christmas Island
This is a small Australian foreign territory in the Indian Ocean whose major population is of Chinese and European descent.
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Bouvet Island
This is an isolated volcanic island in the South Atlantic Ocean. Nobody lives there, and it is seldom visited during Norwegian polar excursions.
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Tuvalu
Tuvalu is a small Pacific Ocean country known for its beautiful beaches and scenery. It has a modest population but no Indians.
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Bulgaria
Bulgaria is a breathtaking nation endowed with natural beauty. It has a small Indian community, largely there for employment.
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San Marino
This picturesque nation, bordered by Italy, has no known Indian inhabitants. However, it is a famous tourist destination, so you may see Indian people.
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Vatican City
It is the world's smallest country and has no known Indian people. Individuals who intend to relocate to the Vatican must obtain clearance from the Pope.