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Bush asks American youth to meet the technical and scientific challenge from India – Indian American kids far excelling the Indians in India in field of science and technology
US President Bush has nothing to worry. While it is true that Indians in India have always been excellent in theoretical physics, medicine, mathematics and applied science/engineering, the marvel is happening in America. Indian American kids are better than the best of the Indian kids in India by ten to one. Indians are no matches to the Indian American expatriates.
Citing the rise of "competitors" like India, President George W Bush asked American youngsters to enhance education and help foster technological advances needed by the US to compete with the world's economic powers.
Indians in India talk a lot and from level zero they have come up to 50 in a scale of o to 100. Indian Americans are far excelling Indians in every way. Take the example of software. The Indians in India work close their eyes and develop the code that the Indian Americans (Indians call Non Resident Indians- NRIs) design in America. According to recent industry reports, an Indian-American software engineer produces 500 time more error free software design and implementation that Indian software engineer in India.
"We are seeing the rise of new competitors like China and India, and this competition creates uncertainty," President Bush said during an address to graduate students of Oklahoma State University.
Take the example of engineering. There is no reason for India to beg for nuclear cooperation to America, Russia and Europe. Indian scientists and Engineers failed to deliver safe nuclear technology to the country. That happened because 85% of the best scientists and engineers left India long back. These geniuses could not take the Indian oligarchs’ quick money making schemes and corrupt politicians who take money even to smile! The Indian oligarchs now sell young software engineer bodies in the name of high tech software.
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