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Adarsh Singh

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Perfect example of Brain Drain 🧠. USA U19 women team.

Samraat

I am a tech enthusia... • 11m

no I don't think Indian talent just getting mature to take over the world I believe there will India's talent migration to countries like the USA is part of a natural growth phase seen in developing nations, as top professionals seek better opportunities and rewards. However, as global economies reach saturation and positions abroad become limited, returning to a growing and dynamic India will be more attractive. This reverse migration, fueled by India's evolving entrepreneurial ecosystem, government initiatives, and increasing opportunities, will eventually transform the talent drain into a brain gain. By fostering innovation and creating a supportive environment, India can retain and benefit from its global talent for long-term growth. what do you guys think

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Adarsh Singh

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Yes, we think that Indians who leave India and settle in foreign countries will one day return and contribute to India's growth. But the truth is that these individuals are more interested in contributing to the economy of their adopted country rather than India. Their primary motivation is to settle abroad and never return to India. They start to view their own country as foreign and dirty, forgetting that they too were once a part of it. They forget that they were also raised in the same 'dirt' and 'mud' that they now despise. When they compare India to developed countries, they are drawn to the latter and forget about the interests of their own nation. It's unlikely that brain drain can be converted into brain gain, as individuals who leave India rarely want to return. In fact, many of them say that India will never develop, but they forget that if people like them continue to leave and contribute to the economies of other countries, India will indeed never progress.

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