IT sector grew with US$ to curb mfg, agri, def, space

[Ravi]

[Advik]

You forgot that they offload tedious jobs onto us for pennies.

[Arif]

If you want to attract top talent, you have to pay them what they're worth. A patriotism card won't help when there are far more attractive alternatives. It's not the IT sector's fault that they can't afford talent, but babus can buy two bungalows each for all their relatives.

[Sumit]

Look at the quality of life, the better opportunities for your kids, the education and healthcare – they're hard to ignore, especially when we're naturally inclined to seek the best for our children.

[Amitabh]

Why is he worried about IIT graduates? IIST was set up solely to serve ISRO's needs, and those graduates could be hired.

[Lakshmi]

Paisa fek, tamasha dekh.

[Sumit]

Just name him, Dr. Ankit Shah.

[Gauri]

Where does all this patriotism go when government babus are earning crores while looting public money?

[Bhavya]

No work‑life balance and low pay is the reason.

[Satish]

Two sides of the same coin, bro.

We needed dollars to import oil, and manufacturing wouldn't bring those dollars quickly. That's a big reason the IT sector boomed.

And those who go abroad send remittances that keep the country from ending up like Sri Lanka.

[Pradeep]

The core purpose of every IIT was to nurture scientific temperament in society. It was never just about placements or jobs, but about building a scientific future for us and other developing nations. Apparently, society didn't change, so they started moving abroad.