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From US To Delhi: Techie Says Move Helped Him Save 90% Salary
An AI engineer explains how moving from a top-tier US tech role back to India boosted his savings by 90 percent and improved his mental well-being through family time and domestic support.
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Asim Munir Speaks Of 'Brain Gain', Pakistan Sees Mass Exodus Of Skilled Workers
Pakistan is facing a severe "brain drain" as a result of economic and political instability and limited opportunities, and thousands of doctors, engineers, and accountants have left the country over the past 2 years for work overseas.
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"Going Abroad New Disease Among Children": Vice President's Lament
Going abroad, that's the new disease afflicting the children of the country, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said Saturday, lamenting what he called is both a "forex drain and brain drain".
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"Foreigners Will Seek Jobs Here," Says Punjab Chief Minister, Slammed
Punjab Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira was quick to respond. He tweeted a list of issues that the Chief Minister must focus on to "set our house in order" before foreigners approach the state.
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Government Taking Steps To Check Brain Drain Problem: Prakash Javadekar
Acknowledging the problem of brain drain, the government today said it is taking steps to check the problem, including by offering scholarships to the top 500 students. The government is also coming up with the plans to reform the engineering sector, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said in the Lok Sabha.
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Reverse Brain Drain Is Inevitable As Dil Hai Hindustani: Mukesh Ambani
Days after terming the US President Donald Trump's regime as a "blessing in disguise", Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani today said it's "high time" we promoted reverse brain drain so that our brightest talent can come back and serve the country.
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Brain Drain Can Be Converted Into Brain Gain, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the issue of "brain drain" can be converted into "brain gain" if the nation started looking at the 27-million-strong Indians living abroad spread across the world as a strength rather than a number.
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'Brain Deposit, Not Brain Drain,' PM Narendra Modi Tells Indians in San Jose
Praising the Indian community for its achievements in Silicon Valley, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said brain drain was in fact 'brain deposit' that would serve India at an appropriate time.
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US $6 Billion a Year to Study Abroad Shows How Talent is Not the Only Thing India Loses
Ishan wants to pursue his education in the United States. He stands in a queue at the US Embassy to get his student visa for a bachelor's degree in computer science. After an hour-long wait and thorough document checks, he finally gets his visa to go study at the University of Washington.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi Encourages Mapping of Regional Talent to Promote Skills
Seeking to position India as global provider of talent, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pressed for mapping of human resources to develop region specific talents and making the nation a services exports hub.
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12 Scientists Want To Come Back, Work for India: Minister
In a reverse brain drain of sort, over a dozen scientist have shown interest to come back and work in India and approached different ministries and government departments.
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Reverse Brain Drain: Indian Doctors Come Home to Medical Tourism Hub
One of the multitude of Indian emigrant doctors, Paul Ramesh moved to Britain in the 1990s, keen to get the best surgical training and earn a generous pay packet. Today he is still treating Westerners -- but in hospital beds back in Chennai, his south Indian hometown in Tamil Nadu state.
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The reverse brain drain: why NRIs are returning to India
Two decades ago, India was worried about the "brain drain". Skilled Indian students were leaving the country and caused India concerns that they would not return. Little did they know that they indeed, would, return.
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How giant Google aims to stop brain drain
When a product manager at Google told his bosses this year that he was quitting to take a job at Facebook, they offered him a large raise. When he said it was not about the money, they told him he could have a promotion, work in a different area or even start his own company inside Google. He turned down all the inducements and joined Google's newe...
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From US To Delhi: Techie Says Move Helped Him Save 90% Salary
An AI engineer explains how moving from a top-tier US tech role back to India boosted his savings by 90 percent and improved his mental well-being through family time and domestic support.
-
Asim Munir Speaks Of 'Brain Gain', Pakistan Sees Mass Exodus Of Skilled Workers
Pakistan is facing a severe "brain drain" as a result of economic and political instability and limited opportunities, and thousands of doctors, engineers, and accountants have left the country over the past 2 years for work overseas.
-
"Going Abroad New Disease Among Children": Vice President's Lament
Going abroad, that's the new disease afflicting the children of the country, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar said Saturday, lamenting what he called is both a "forex drain and brain drain".
-
"Foreigners Will Seek Jobs Here," Says Punjab Chief Minister, Slammed
Punjab Congress MLA Sukhpal Singh Khaira was quick to respond. He tweeted a list of issues that the Chief Minister must focus on to "set our house in order" before foreigners approach the state.
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Government Taking Steps To Check Brain Drain Problem: Prakash Javadekar
Acknowledging the problem of brain drain, the government today said it is taking steps to check the problem, including by offering scholarships to the top 500 students. The government is also coming up with the plans to reform the engineering sector, HRD Minister Prakash Javadekar said in the Lok Sabha.
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Reverse Brain Drain Is Inevitable As Dil Hai Hindustani: Mukesh Ambani
Days after terming the US President Donald Trump's regime as a "blessing in disguise", Reliance Industries chairman Mukesh Ambani today said it's "high time" we promoted reverse brain drain so that our brightest talent can come back and serve the country.
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Brain Drain Can Be Converted Into Brain Gain, Says PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said the issue of "brain drain" can be converted into "brain gain" if the nation started looking at the 27-million-strong Indians living abroad spread across the world as a strength rather than a number.
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'Brain Deposit, Not Brain Drain,' PM Narendra Modi Tells Indians in San Jose
Praising the Indian community for its achievements in Silicon Valley, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said brain drain was in fact 'brain deposit' that would serve India at an appropriate time.
-
US $6 Billion a Year to Study Abroad Shows How Talent is Not the Only Thing India Loses
Ishan wants to pursue his education in the United States. He stands in a queue at the US Embassy to get his student visa for a bachelor's degree in computer science. After an hour-long wait and thorough document checks, he finally gets his visa to go study at the University of Washington.
-
Prime Minister Narendra Modi Encourages Mapping of Regional Talent to Promote Skills
Seeking to position India as global provider of talent, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pressed for mapping of human resources to develop region specific talents and making the nation a services exports hub.
-
12 Scientists Want To Come Back, Work for India: Minister
In a reverse brain drain of sort, over a dozen scientist have shown interest to come back and work in India and approached different ministries and government departments.
-
Reverse Brain Drain: Indian Doctors Come Home to Medical Tourism Hub
One of the multitude of Indian emigrant doctors, Paul Ramesh moved to Britain in the 1990s, keen to get the best surgical training and earn a generous pay packet. Today he is still treating Westerners -- but in hospital beds back in Chennai, his south Indian hometown in Tamil Nadu state.
-
The reverse brain drain: why NRIs are returning to India
Two decades ago, India was worried about the "brain drain". Skilled Indian students were leaving the country and caused India concerns that they would not return. Little did they know that they indeed, would, return.
-
How giant Google aims to stop brain drain
When a product manager at Google told his bosses this year that he was quitting to take a job at Facebook, they offered him a large raise. When he said it was not about the money, they told him he could have a promotion, work in a different area or even start his own company inside Google. He turned down all the inducements and joined Google's newe...
