RE:IIT Graduate
by harsh sadana on May 19, 2008 09:00 AM
very true. study in bad conditions for 10 hrs and work for 10 yrs in india in even poorer conditions for the petty salary that now a tea vendor earns in 15 days, yes dear friend education in india can make u a worker. better open a tea stall or ice cream parlour than becoming a d oc or iit engr and serve 10 yrs of ur prime time . Good. keep it going.
RE:IIT Graduate
by Dreaming of India on May 17, 2008 12:58 PM
You are right.. I guess the politicians (including indian government) should be given the visas so that they can leave India alone for some growth..
RE:IIT Graduate
by a on May 17, 2008 11:30 PM
Why not make a rule that you have to feed 100 hungry people each day? Or you can enjoy living off the country because you did not have enough brains to get into IIT
allreturnees from abroad are oppurtunist, now they are shunted from financial jobs, so love for the home coutry starts,these guys were shown the door by big financial concerns,lost financial securities, thirdrate citizen treatment by americans forced them to shift ti india--my beloved india-hiiii
RE:IIT
by Dreaming of India on May 17, 2008 01:03 PM
I would suggest you to do an analysis on all the successful companies of India (TCS, Infosys, HAL, BHEL, Hindalco, SAIL etc etc) and look up the resumes of all the high performing managers and engineers. Chances are that you will find that most of them are from really good Indian colleges like IITs and RECs. If not... please advice who is running those companies.. politicians or beaurocrats??
RE:IIT
by harsh sadana on May 19, 2008 09:04 AM
why you forget that our parents also paid the tax and thus we are also tax payers . compete if you have balls and make it to iit or other good institutions which you were not able to do. be a man , face the truth.
RE:IIT
by udal k on May 17, 2008 01:04 PM
what so big deal if they are after money. if taxpayers money is being spent to educate em so be it. get a life dude take it easy everybody is free to do what they want lawfully. why should anyone have a problem with that. stupid!
If IIT Grads can return home, why cant ordinary grads return their home towns or villages. Most head honchos of MNC IT and BPO's think that talent is available in Bangalore and other metros, even a cursory look at the workplace in an MNC will show that most of the talent is from small towns and villages of other parts of the State or other states. It is high time these companies realize this and open more units in the smaller towns. The main advantages are that the employees can be closer to their parents which augurs well for the society in general, prevent metros from being overcrowded, get same work done at a lesser cost and overhead. It is time for Bangalore to be Bangalored, but do the top management have the courage to set up in smaller towns.
RE:Time to go home
by on May 17, 2008 01:47 PM
I agree many well performers are from small towns and cities. but setting up a full fledge office in small city is a different game all together. Fulfilling infrastructure needs wont be easy at all. Why do u think companies, as small as mine or as big as IBM, start offices in prime locations with property rents being the bigest pain? Readily available raw material! Human force is the raw material for all businesses... And also, nationalization is other fact. In cities like Delhi, Bangalore and Mumbai its very easy to find employees with all different backgrounds.. however, it will take time but companies are already eyeing smaller cities for cost cutting..
RE:There is no such thing... the main reason for this is that the dollar is now just 39 rupees worth
by Vaibhav Gupta on May 17, 2008 12:26 PM
Very true!!! I second that!
RE:There is no such thing... the main reason for this is that the dollar is now just 39 rupees worth
by Dreaming of India on May 17, 2008 01:04 PM
You should be ashamed of how you regard the most talented bunch of Indians.. clearly you are not one of those.
RE:There is no such thing... the main reason for this is that the dollar is now just 39 rupees worth
by ashis maity on May 17, 2008 12:59 PM
See Ashwin, please don't think everybody running for money. Lot of IITains really cares about the quality of work experience. May be that is why some of them are still going to abroad and after gaining experience and knowledge, they are returning to India. Satarupa is an nice example. I also have similar plan in my mind.
RE:There is no such thing... the main reason for this is that the dollar is now just 39 rupees worth
by satarupa sen on May 17, 2008 12:25 PM
Please keep these stupid comments to yourself. Individuals like you cannot think beyond money. I got a B. Tech from IIT-KGP and returned to India after a Ph.D. in US to teach in another IIT (taking a 20x cut in salary). And at that time the dollar was 48. There are many more like me - look through the IIT faculty webpages.
RE:There is no such thing... the main reason for this is that the dollar is now just 39 rupees worth
by harmeet choudhary on May 17, 2008 01:04 PM
Then you are a true fool. Even IIT can't teach you what is the way to success.
RE:There is no such thing... the main reason for this is that the dollar is now just 39 rupees worth
by gopal adhikari on May 17, 2008 01:20 PM
dhus i guess u could not find job in usa, thats why u returned back to india. there are thousand stupid students who come to usa by paying a large commission to agent have no brain at all and returned immediately after the degree or rather kick out by the usa govt.
its nothing like reverse brain drain or they are coming back. Arre yaar unn logonko amrika ab bass hogaya, they need some time with their family, they need their parents to look after their children...bass aarahe hai waapas...
RE:Bass Hogaya
by Shibs on May 17, 2008 12:34 PM
That true..I have been working ouside India for very long time.Its ther matter fo respect and professional.These Americans, when the time for using ur brain comes and completing the work withour hassle..they think of Indians! This place sucks...now
RE:Defnitiely not
by Vijay Gupta on May 17, 2008 01:10 PM
is all crass. One can love his country by staying 10 hrs. Are all those living in India have huge love for everything Indian?
RE:Defnitiely not
by on May 17, 2008 01:09 PM
Wait,
how is the quest for money, success and luxury lesser/amoral justifications for coming back to India. we all want what is best for us. People now have to apologize for seeking success???
How is missing cows a morally superior reason to practical career oriented reasons. What sort of disgruntled screwed up logic is that?
RE:Defnitiely not
by Pramila on May 17, 2008 12:58 PM
NRI's are arrogant,self centred and they are in single minded pursuit of money and luxury.They are of no use to our Country.Let India be built by Indians.Not by these opportunists.
