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India to become global leader in tech services: Forbes chief
- kls 17y agoBig business, who advises Big Business and is invested in India says India is going to be the leader. They are trying to create there own self fulfilling prophecy. Until India and the rest of the world creates an atmosphere of innovation (which requires certain human rights) they will not overtake the US as the dominate business factory nor will they be the leader in cutting edge tech services. There will come a day that it would be foreseeable that a Google or an Intel will form out of a new country of origin but right now culturally there are few destinations for that to happen. Quite honestly Brazil seems like a far more likely candidate if we where solely looking at emerging countries. I am sorry (and this is not disparaging Indians or India) but until that happens they are just picking up the scraps which in no way makes them a leader.
- CellD 17y agoYeh we'll see about your prophecy. But chose ur side, dont take the middle route by adding "this is not disparaging india or Indians" crap. Poser.
- kls 17y agoI have no interest in taking sides, I was just highlighting the obvious facts that any competent person could see. Those who "choose sides" are slaves to a nationalistic mindset and are the easiest prey for elitist and self interested political indoctrination. Calling a country on there human rights and social reform has nothing to do with choosing sides. The fact of the matter is, that so long as India continues the cast system, they will "pick up scraps" because they are not promoting a society of freedom, which creates a society of free thinkers. Oh yeah and by, the way nice personal attack to cement you argument.