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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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ASHIK HARIHAR
ASHIK HARIHAR 11 years 8 months ago
There is a need to review qualifications set for jobs. I cannot work in India. India needs engineering degree to work in safety I dont have one but i can in middle east as job requirements are much lower in the middle east. So i cannot help in creating a safe workplace in india. That is why guys like me work abroad We have no value in India Here we don't get jobs. There is a need to lower the job requirements. If not brain drain will happen no one can prevent it
sivaraman vijayan pillai
sivaraman vijayan pillai 11 years 8 months ago
Make in India is the only solution for job creation. On the contrary, the only working integrated circuit (IC) foundry (SITAR, Bangalore) is getting closed by DRDO bosses, who is already in extension and never used the above facility or does he know the value of having an indigenous IC. If really India want to become super power we should have our silicon foundry.
anil singh
anil singh 11 years 8 months ago
Electric frenchige was a large job creation in rural india the scheam was faild by bhrast and curupt enginiars in uppcl and up govrnment also in local lable controled electric theft and maximum revenu realization but engeeniars does not like his secresi was opend so the apposed the scheam lakho logo ko rojgar mil sakta hay garented line lass ke nam par lute bhi roka ja sakta hay
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI 11 years 8 months ago
This is to draw your attention towards the unjust move taken by the IAF regarding the AFCAT examination. Suddenly, the age limit has been reduced to 26 years from 28, which has left many like me in depressing situation. I wish the AF authorities to re-think over the point that, by reducing the age limit bt 2 years, aspirants like me with be losing, at least, four chances of appearing in the exam
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI 11 years 8 months ago
This is to draw your attention towards the unjust move taken by the IAF regarding the AFCAT examination. Suddenly, the age limit has been reduced to 26 years from 28, which has left many like me in depressing situation. I wish the AF authorities to re-think over the point that, by reducing the age limit bt 2 years, aspirants like me with be losing, at least, four chances of appearing in the exam.
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI 11 years 8 months ago
This is to draw your attention towards the unjust move taken by the IAF regarding the AFCAT examination. Suddenly, the age limit has been reduced to 26 years from 28, which has left many like me in depressing situation. I wish the AF authorities to re-think over the point that, by reducing the age limit bt 2 years, aspirants like me with be losing, at least, four chances of appearing in the exam
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI 11 years 8 months ago
This is to draw your attention towards the unjust move taken by the IAF regarding the AFCAT examination. Suddenly, the age limit has been reduced to 26 years from 28, which has left many like me in depressing situation. I wish the AF authorities to re-think over the point that, by reducing the age limit bt 2 years, aspirants like me with be losing, at least, four chances of appearing in the exam
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI
RICHA MANI TRIPATHI 11 years 8 months ago
This is to draw your attention towards the unjust move taken by the IAF regarding the AFCAT examination. Suddenly, the age limit has been reduced to 26 years from 28, which has left many like me in depressing situation. I wish the AF authorities to re-think over the point that, by reducing the age limit bt 2 years, aspirants like me with be losing, at least, four chances of appearing in the exam.