During winter in India, along with migratory birds like Siberian Cranes and Bluethroats, a human species called Homo NRIensis returns. These are Indians living worldwide who flock back, lightly clad, defying the local chill. Distinguished by foreign attire, accents, and accessories, they join family gatherings. The migration's essence lies in warm reunions—a unique diasporic tradition, though its continuity rests on how India feels like home for the newer generation.
