just4tscomment

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   by just4tscomment 6y ago

   Well, I'll say that Indian state demographics change slower than those of 'developed' countries. Besides, California is an outlier, even within the States.
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   by just4tscomment 6y ago

   Oh, the British Raj treated the Indian poor and lower classes like untouchables, with a good dose of racism mixed in. I've seen images barring Indians from establishments; this report mentions "No dogs or Indians allowed"
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   by just4tscomment 6y ago

   I disagree. I took a look at Labour Report by the Government of India, https://labour.gov.in/sites/default/files/Report%20Vol%203%2... , which is based on the 2011 census data. A large portion of India's
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   by just4tscomment 6y ago

   I find that claim fairly dubious as well. The primary job killer currently is COVID-19, and it has hit India hard. There are numerous restrictions on labour and several farmhands \(migrant workers from other states\) have returned home.
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   by just4tscomment 7y ago

   An addendum: The consultancies (TCS, Infy, Accenture, IBM, Capgemini, Wipro etc.) are also to blame. They've kept salaries stagnant for over 15 years, particularly for fresh college graduates (yes, this is in part due to a glut). They