Why are there so many Indians in tech?

(Reposting since I typed this out on a monday blues day so wish more people read my awesome analysis 🤣😄) In 90s indians were good at math and english. Government subsided education and even private college education was cheaper because india was a poor country and parents paid for education. Other countries like china lacked English education and were also not near west. Also china focused on manufacturing. Most of other Asia like Japan and korea were busy with electronics. Thailand was probably doing tourism and manufacturing. Muslim world had oil so they dint need to study hard. Many countries including Pakistan had dictators so too much trauma to do anything meaningful. Some of South America was busy with drugs. Some like Argentina did do computers but they were small population. Europe was too rich to care substantially and also most of time they stayed back in europe and became owners rather than engineers. Only ukraine and Romania cared but again they were tiny populations. Some folks in 90s Bangalore took some initiative and created Nascom which worked better than many other govt organizations. Tcs wipro Infosys tutored people with basic math into software jobs. The Mnc employee pampering culture was unheard of in india. The dollar rupee conversion rate was awesome. IT sector to some extent was able to function without solving basic infrastructure problem of india because a lot of it was either about importing bunch of computers or flying people to abroad. Soon the money success induced folks to enter the coding juggernaut. It started in south. Up until 2002 2004s i remember some didi bhaiya would go to some "south india college" for engineering. Eventually the whole country caught the bug. Engineering colleges mushroomed. You have to understand that 90 percent of work is boring mundane in software. It was even more so earlier. Testing qa dba were dumb jobs. The directors you meet today solved replace a link list pointer to get jobs and then did qa management to eventually become directors and vps. 🤣 Eventually and especially post 2009 tech started paying. It used to pay like 90k in 90s 2000s but especially 2015 and above tech salaries ballooned. This especially happened all because of Softbank who convinced some dubai sheiks in putting their oil money to software. This created astronomical salaries with startups vying for talent. And that is when world started noticing tech more dearly. But things are changing fast. I know today American high schoolers consider coding as a career. They are better programmers than many engineers out of India. Eventually it will dilute and you would see less of indians in tech and especially in usa as salaries back home are catching up. But the Indian generation of 90s millenials and some extent genz have benefited from the tech world. We are the blessed generation. I grew up poor in a no name town of india. My parents were educated but made hardly anything compared to businessmen or government employees. Had it not been tech I dont know what I would have been doing. I remember I did not even have enough money to travel to Bangalore for interviews. It was always some tech company paying for my relocation and tickets. Today I earn 500k+ and have been earning relatively very very high salaries for last 15 years. It might be low for some blinders here but honestly it's more money I could have ever imagined. So that is the reason my friend you see so many Indians in tech.