While global leaders debate critical minerals and power grids, he’s quietly rallying the Indian diaspora, celebrating Hindi Diwas, planting saplings for Swachhata Hi Seva, and even touring NASA’s Johnson Space Center. Why does this matter? Because behind every big policy decision is cultural connection; and India’s global influence isn’t just built on economics, but on identity, language, and community. From Haryanvi associations to space tech partnerships, he’s reminding Indian-Americans: your roots are your strength. And that strength is now shaping global conversations about energy, environment, and innovation.