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Indian Americans behind 30% of small business startups in Dallas Fort Worth

Arun Agarwal, speaks to New India Abroad about the state’s thriving Indian American Community, his recent trip to India with Gov. Abbott and the establishment of a direct flight from Delhi to Dallas.

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