From the article... Growing demand for their skills and shining career opportunities back home were cited by 87 percent of the Chinese and 79 percent o

From the article... Growing demand for their skills and shining career opportunities back home were cited by 87 percent of the Chinese and 79 percent of the Indians as the major professional reason for returning. Most also cited the lure of being close to family and friends. No surprise here. A few years back, when I was working for a IT company in Chicago which went through a kind of "reverse takeover" by an (East) Indian firm, most of my co-workers gave similar reasons for leaving our U.S. office soon after the .com bubble popped. The stories told me by my supervisors reaffirms the article's contention that Indian programmers have a lifestyle in stark contrast of the countrymen in the rural areas of India proper.