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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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ADITYA GOLWALKAR
ADITYA GOLWALKAR 11 years 9 months ago
All students must work in their own fields for at least 2 years after completing GRADUATION. An Engineer should not be allowed to do MBA in Finance, HR, etc till he works in his own field for at least 2 years. Students waste money and time by studying something and doing something else. This is sheer waste of a seat which could have been better utilized by another better candidate. Government must make it mandatory to work in same field in which graduation is done.
Shiva Chettri
Shiva Chettri 11 years 9 months ago
Its not that we don't have jobs in our country. But, its only that we mostly don't know about it. Thus, only way would be to train people and eradicate unemployment by closing the gap between job and human resource. I also, have an idea to do so. I've people who are interested and participating in this idea. For more, please connect with me and we shall discuss.
niranjan singh
niranjan singh 11 years 9 months ago
i want to hand over the paper on 8-12-2014 in your rally in vijaypur jammu regarding (a) defence civilian pensioners be granted status of Ex- Servicemen and (b) to open dispensaries of CGEIS and empelement of Hospitals in Punjab, Jammu & Kashmir and Uttra khand
Rohan Lakhlani
Rohan Lakhlani 11 years 9 months ago
We say, we want to bring back those Indian's who are working in foreign countries to India, to work in India and work for India. Let me give you an example of myself. I studied in UK for 3 years, did a BE in Automotive Engineering and an MBA in Engg Management from Coventry University- UK, Got back to India to serve India in an Indian company, what response do I get? Your campus is in UK, and we only recruit through campus recruitment's.How does anyone come back to India with such a situation ?
SEKAR B
SEKAR B 11 years 9 months ago
BANKING industry is a very crucial pillar of any economy. Any economic meltdown or recession or boom starts and ends with banking industry. This industry is the economic driver providing the crucial financial services blood supply to the economic anatomy. Unfortunately today bankers are neglected with relatively very low wages and too much of workload and responsibilities. If the crucial HR skills of this industry are not nurtured and cared for result will be economic decay.Pl take care
CHANDAN SINGH
CHANDAN SINGH 11 years 9 months ago
Creating jobs for people is good idea, but who thinks about the third gender #Transgender, they dont get jobs anywhere because its hurts the ego of other two genders, they beg on the roads, in the train's and so on, till now no government has worked for them, recently i was in mumbai, i was amazed to see the number of transgenders their, its very hard life which they are living. government should create some MSME where only they can work and not the other genders, it will give some self respect