I am an Indian and I am grateful to US for allowing me and my fellow nationals to come into US for working and enjoying what this great country has to offer! To all Indians - Stop making unnecessary posts like you are the best at tech or India is the best or such non sense. It just increases prejudices against Indians. Mind you western countries and a lot of other countries are far more advanced in innovation and have been a pioneer in a lot of sectors than India - where as India is still a developing country and it clearly lacks in innovation, engineering, quality of life and education but India has been changing for good but not aggressively though. I wish India joins the league of these developed countries sooner than later like every citizen of the country does! Rather complaining and boasting you and our country in an another soil just pick positive things, respect peers and enjoy what USA has to offer with some gratitude to it's welcoming immigration policies during your stay than making noise!
That pride is to over-compensate for the fact that the 400 years of oppression and slavery that Indians went through is completely ignored by the US people, whereas oppression faced by other groups are easily acknowledged. Today's success of India (however small it is), is completely attributable to the culture of hard work and grind, unlike the US progress which is built on the backs of you know who and mostly inherited. Treat us with the sympathy we deserve. That's all. Somehow Chinese are put in the same group as Indians when defining your 'Asian' category that you label as 'privileged', which completely masks the horrible things my ancestors went through until 1947 (yes, until pretty recently).
Who cares what USA thinks of? Indians should focus on themselves and should stop blaming past/neighbors. Indians need to understand that hard work (beyond just studies) will take them places. Talking bad about Britishers/Pakistan/Congress/China will not do any good. Sure British/Pakistan et al were problem but don’t deflect hard work on just blaming others. US has exploited many but that’s not the only reason why it’s has advanced.
Great, both of you, now apply the same logic to Black Americans. I'm asking for equal and similar treatment to the groups who have suffered oppression. Somehow the concept of oppressor and oppressed doesn't apply to India, but applies to all other minorities.
I laugh at these two bit stupid comments. As if they understand the 1.3 billion people of very diverse country.
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india superpower in 2020...2025....now 2030.... Keep moving the goal post
OP, are you scared you will lose this opportunity because some Indians are pissing off Americans?
Lol you must be joking right? Why would I lose anything? It's so pathetic when Indians whine and make posts feeling entitled or boast about how they are or India is when not in India and wanna be Americans and love to be on America.
See my comment below; look at the data before judging the entire country and why they are whining.
To all who are appalled by the entitlement of "low skilled IT workers" from India, look at the following: https://www.immihelp.com/greencard-sponsors/search-results?fiscalYear=2015&countryOfCitizenship=Iran&status=Certified%2CCertified+Withdrawn%2CCertified-expired%2CDenied%2COthers%2CWithdrawn&page=1&rows=10&sortField=yearlyWage&sortingOrder=asc This is from 2015, so most people in this list probably already have GCs in hand because they are not from India. These profiles (janitors, cleaners, pizza delivery) have a GC because their biggest merit is that they are not from India. Meanwhile, an Indian software engineer who applied in 2011 under the EB2 category is still waiting.
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Indians need to stop getting defensive whenever someone tells them to stop talking about India. Stop saying that India is a superpower and get to work. India lacks hard work. I say this as an Indian.
You do you, I'll do me.
"Enjoy what USA has to offer".. How is your post any different from the posts your are against?
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That’s typical insecure 20 years old way of thinking. They have a very narrow road in front of them. They have to keep reassuring that the door will stay open, and they are strong enough to pass the door. I saw in another post that entry level developer makes 20k USD in India. It is a lot of money in a country where GDP per capita is $2000, and half of the population live under 2 dollars a day. This may explain where their pride is from. Frankly speaking, India is not on the right track. Everyone who expects bright future of India will be disappointed. Africa has 1 billion people and 2 trillion dollar GDP. India has 1 billion people and two trillion GDP as well. Build a 4 trillion dollar GDP economy first before considering you are not underperforming.
I know that too. There are companies that pay a good amount of money in India too but I doubt the quality of work or projects that you may work. You cant compare it to what you get in US where critical development happens for most of the companies. I beg to differ about the change in India. The change is happening in different sectors but it's very slow but I agree that the bright future of India is still decades and decades away for sure.
Africa is a continent. Are you comparing with Africa the continent or South Africa the country? Also you may want to correct your numbers. India's nominal GDP is $ 2.95 T and based on purchasing power parity, India stands at #3 spot with $ 11.33 T. Now if you are painting the picture and predicting the future is bleak. Roger this, India's nominal GDP in 1981 was just $200 Billion. Within 2 decades, India is in top 5. All that with rampant corruption in successive regimes, defense purchases due to hostile neighbors and other socio economic factors. Please don't try to be an Octopus and predict future. All said, I completely agree, India has it's own share of problems. No denying there. Progress is SLOW but there have been a lot of positive changes in last few years. It is no more the third world country which people thought 10 years back.