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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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vikas gupta
vikas gupta 11 years 8 months ago
Most of the job advertisements in PSUs and Banks make the applicant send application fee even if there is no written test. The application fee is basically a revenue source that companies use. For example one of the big banks put an advertisement for General Manager and put the age criteria as 21 yrs above. Can the govt stop this practice of charging application money?
Rajat Sangamkar
Rajat Sangamkar 11 years 8 months ago
Creating jobs would not be enough but -Secure working environment -Good pay In Noida, an employed friend was robbed by private auto driver and a pretending passenger. That is not all. When report was filed police just made him visit station some 10-12 times and once he found out a guy resembling the robber out of police station and took him inside, for that he was slapped by officer and humiliated. He got frustrated prepared for Masters in US and left the country for 9 months now.
Anand Gangadharan
Anand Gangadharan 11 years 8 months ago
Law enforcement is very weak in our country. Lack of man power and corruption have crippled the British age systems. Road traffic management is one example. Out sourcing the whistle blowing to a private vigilance group can have the double benefit of self employment and better law enforcement. The activity can be financed by the penalty collected in this manner. The vigilance group should not have any executive power which can be misused.
Anand Gangadharan
Anand Gangadharan 11 years 8 months ago
Law enforcement in India is very weak. Due to limited man power and corruption our existing systems are crippled. Traffic policing is the best example. A mix of outsourcing can have double impact. If private vigilance group can be allowed to report violation it would help in better law enforcement. These group can be be allocated a portion of the fine and remaining money can be used for improving general infrastructure. The groups should not have any executive power which can be abused.
CHHABI RANDHARI
CHHABI RANDHARI 11 years 8 months ago
Patriotic subject should be introduced from primary to higher study. brain drain is occurred due to ambition of more money
ANILKUMAR KHATER
ANILKUMAR KHATER 11 years 8 months ago
MY suggestion TO PMO For NEW RAIL LINE BETTWEN NOKHA TO SIKAR VIA LADNUN-SALASAR-KUSUMABI-JIAYLI-BIDASAR IF THIS RAIL LINE BE DECLARE IN THE NEXT RAIL BUDGET THE MOST RELIGIOUS PLACE LINK WITH EACH OTHER IE KOLYAT-DESNOK-LADNUN-TALCHHAPAR-SALASAR ETC AND MANY PARTS OF THAT DISTRICT WHICH NEVER FEEL THE RAILLINE IMPORTANCE AFTER FREEDOM OF INDIA, which is undeveloped Area of Rajasthan if narendra Modi Lead BJP Govt Real want develop the country then special Attn and focus on that area