INSAT 4C and Agni III failure - India needs its engineering talents back from Western outsourcing farse
Harish Baliga
Jul. 10, 2006

Give India back its technology talents. They do not belong to MBA schools and outsourcing call center. The engineering and technology talents are needed for Mechanical and Aerospace engineering, Electronics, Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering.

In India 99.99% engineers end up working for software body shops servicing American and European companies. The rest 90% of 0.01% ledt goes abroad to anhance western science and technology programs. Whatever is left out work for premere agencies like DRDO and ISRO.

India has become a servant nation after deviating from its riginal course in mid eighties after the death of Late PM Mrs. Indira Gandhi.

It is sad. It is hppeless. The BJP and Congress has sold India cheap to the western nations.

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