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  • Bullish on India | Why these top academics returned after a stint abroad

    Of late, several Indian higher educational institutions have seen academicians joining them after working abroad. This, they say, is because the country’s rising position in the global arena led by rapid economic growth is making people who migrated rethink.

  • Bullish on India | Why more IIT and MBA grads are returning to work in India

    India’s is certainly the most vibrant growth story today among all major economies, and is likely to stay so in the foreseeable future as consumption increases and more global capital flows in.

  • How the Great Indian Brain Drain is taking a toll on the economy

    Studies have found that 23,000 Indian millionaires have left India since 2014 and that nearly 7,000 millionaires left in 2019 alone, costing the country billions in tax revenue. Since 2015, nearly 9 lakh Indians have given up their citizenship.

  • Hello World | Parag Agrawal’s elevation as Twitter chief is yet another reminder for India to fix the brain drain

    India is hungry for top talent and needs to work on a policy that will make it easier for them to stay or come back after studying overseas.

  • Afghanistan brain drain complicates Taliban rule: Experts

    During the airlift from Kabul led by the United States and other Western countries, people who had worked with the US-backed government as well as NATO forces were prioritised, along with anyone who had reason to fear the new Islamist regime.

  • Akhir dil hai Hindustani: Mukesh Ambani for reverse brain-drain

    "It's high time that our brightest and the best work for the benefit of India and Indians," RIL Chairman Mukesh Ambani said.

  • Number of docs migrating from India dips

    Government's efforts to stem brain drain in the country has yielded results with 1,264 doctors migrating to other countries in 2010 against 1,386 in 2009.

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