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How to stop the ‘brain drain’?

How to stop the ‘brain drain’?
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How can we stop the ‘brain drain’ wherein we are losing some of the brightest minds to other nations due to lack of suitable opportunities here? At the same time how do ...

How can we stop the ‘brain drain’ wherein we are losing some of the brightest minds to other nations due to lack of suitable opportunities here? At the same time how do we get back those who left India, giving them opportunities whereby they shine and make India proud?

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ManojKumar Gouda
ManojKumar Gouda 11 years 8 months ago
Sir, Most of the villages have mahila swayam sahayata group,which is running towards the development of the village and basically for engagement of women in investment & income.But they are just taking money from govt. to fulfill their own liabilities.that' s Ok. If they want to create a business in their own areas ,& they will get their money against the investment into double or triple.But still they have no knowledge about it.Request to u sir if u appoint door to door trainer towards it.
Ram deva Mahor
Ram deva Mahor 11 years 8 months ago
We should make our currency strong. For this we need to change dependency from crued to Indian Biogas. We should make electronic goods in india.
ManasRanjan Sahoo
ManasRanjan Sahoo 11 years 8 months ago
Respected viewers, visitors & participators Our Gov. should give more practical emphasize on self-employed facilities & a special care for those who want to start their self-employed works & also make opportunity & create some jobs for Work from Home.
amit kumar singh
amit kumar singh 11 years 8 months ago
India is the biggest market of mobile phones these days and all the mobile phone comapnies manufature their product in china. If India can start manufacturing industry a lots of job can be created no one imagin. It is not so tough govt. can do it by special traing so please implement this idea. I dont have investment otherise I ill start it .
VB Pai
VB Pai 11 years 8 months ago
Most derivative transactions are speculative. The suggested tax is desirable even to contain volatility in markets. Also, new sources of revenue will emerge. These two measures will yield an additional revenue of Rs 1.70 lakh crore which can handle the financial landmines hidden in the files of government. Unless such bold steps are taken to raise revenues the status quo will continue. And it does not need a seer to say what the financial land mines left by UPA will do to the country.
surjeet kumar
surjeet kumar 11 years 8 months ago
dear prime minister modi ji. Q1. college mein jo scholership di ja rhi hai usko kam kar diya jaye. jo paise saving hogi usko hum skill development par kharch karege. q2. mein chahta hu ek scheme launch ki jaye TREE LAGAO MONEY KAMAO. per person 50 tree lagane par rs 1000 diya jaye
VB Pai
VB Pai 11 years 8 months ago
2. Next there is need to tax the non-delivered forex, financial and equity derivatives. A tax of 10 paise per Rs 100 [at 0.1 per cent] will yield revenues of over `60,000 crore. Economist John Maynard Keynes had suggested this tax to contain speculation. In a paper [July 26, 2000], the Center for Economic and Policy Research noted that in most of the West such tax is levied on equity derivatives and the rate varies between 0.5 per cent and 1.6 per cent.