No doubt that IITians are the creamy layer of india. but their thought are just of people who can paid good enough to them. Without being paid, they dont offer good proposals to a common person or to even goverment.
We are at top now so they are coming like big ants to get their share. Thats it... European countries are not paying good enough these days that evenyone knows.
one more IIT junk, where some junks went to US returns to India, when the opportunities there are less, preaching India on what to do. I have seen that they do the same junk or great things as non IIT-ians do in US. so anything with an IIT headline is not worth reading..
Hi Team, Why the rediff is concerned about always IIT. IIT IIT.. I am unable to understand.. If they want to do something to India let them stay in India and work for INdia.Once they get the job they will fly off some where...They are useless to India.. I hope rediff will not publsih such articles about IIT'ians... They are scrap..
The interview provides a thoughtful relief from the brashness portrayed by some IITians as being "God's gift to mankind". It is time that IITians shed this image of themselves. It is surprising that those people who joined the IITs with inflated egos and underwent a searing experience in their first year, should be now strutting about in this manner. The thoughts expressed by the speaker in some way strike the sympathetic chord with many IITians not in the limelight. It is said that,the heart(the strongest muscle) knows no rest. Like the Sun which gives energy and sustains life, those who are gifted and strong must continue to serve regardless. This enormous responsibility is enjoined on all those gifted, by the values of this ancient civilisation. The IITs must reflect this ideal and not become some clone of a foreign elite institution.
