All things considered, the charlatans receive disproportionately high results and representation. Never did I imply there aren't competent Indians in IT, but th

All things considered, the charlatans receive disproportionately high results and representation. Never did I imply there aren't competent Indians in IT, but they do not receive as much spotlight. Second, your insistence on me generalizing about "1 billion people" is erroneous. The ones high enough in the caste system and with sufficient income to pursue such endeavors (and then the ones actually pursuing them) are much lower. India's demographics are well known for being highly mixed when it comes to social status and involving lots of polar extremes. Finally, your example biases are radical in comparison to the view that I point out. Ultimately, there is an issue. Don't try to take this as the ravings of some biased madman.