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[N.Siddiqui]

Indian IT companies are mostly consulting agencies of all kind not just BPO. But you can believe what you want, no one cares. And most of the software's that world use today are part Indian made. Rest is all gibberish.

Employment is what takes countries out of poverty. Service sectors can give you revenue but they are pretty bad at employment generation. As manufacturing grows, service sector too thrives servicing the industrial sector.

Of the 3000 billion USD total cap of IT overall in 2018, you can measure the Indian share in it and talk about the Indian percentage which is abysmally low, actually no presence in new programming language, or any operating system, new architectural paradigms or algorithms.

Indian IT(so called IT), it's a low skilled business process outsourcing to mostly US companies and Indian companies like Infosys and Wipro and the likes of them simply hire the code coolies and the call center people or get them the US H1-B tech visas for the US companies(now the numbers is down by 50%).

The reason when an American citizen calls the City Bank in US city of Los Angeles for their US credit card details, bank account, the call is routed to an Indian Raju/Vikram with the new name Mr. Micheal or Mr. Brown and with discerning Indian accent of US English. Add some other low skilled IT to the Indian IT scene...

 

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Of the 3000 billion USD total cap of IT overall in 2018, you can measure the Indian share in it and talk about the Indian percentage which is abysmally low, actually no presence in new programming language, or any operating system, new architectural paradigms or algorithms.

Indian IT(so called IT), it's a low skilled business process outsourcing to mostly US companies and Indian companies like Infosys and Wipro and the likes of them simply hire the code coolies and the call center people or get them the US H1-B tech visas for the US companies(now the numbers is down by 50%).

The reason when an American citizen calls the City Bank in US city of Los Angeles for their US credit card details, bank account, the call is routed to an Indian Raju/Vikram with the new name Mr. Micheal or Mr. Brown and with discerning Indian accent of US English. Add some other low skilled IT to the Indian IT scene...

You look up any big software company. Open their directorate and then tell me how many Indians are working in that company. But I am sure Pakistanis if and when are employed will be made CEO's of powerful software companies directly, overlording poor Indian IT coolies. Only Pakistanis can conjure up such wild imaginations. Lol.

Good luck to Pakistan.

 

[N.Siddiqui]

You look up any big software company. Open their directorate and then tell me how many Indians are working in that company. But I am sure Pakistanis if and when are employed will be made CEO's of powerful software companies directly, overlording poor Indian IT coolies. Only Pakistanis can conjure up such wild imaginations. Lol.

Good luck to Pakistan.

You talked about Indian IT industry and that India has about 30% share of the world IT market...which is hugely false as the IT Industry in 2020 worldwide can be worth more than 4000 billion USD, looking at the 2018 figure, I posted earlier.

I contested these false statistics...

5 million Indians employed can be true looking at the low skilled, high labor BPO and code coolies that is India's IT, that doesn't mean India has about 30% share of world IT...this isn't true.


written by an Indian:

Why doesn’t India have its own Silicon Valley?

The question Modi should ask himself is why India hasn't been able to replicate Silicon Valley’s top-end tech ecosystem.

www.dawn.com

 

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You talked about Indian IT industry and that India has about 30% share of the world IT market...which is hugely false as the IT Industry in 2020 worldwide can be worth more than 4000 billion USD, looking at the 2018 figure, I posted earlier.

I contested these false statistics...

5 million Indians employed can be true looking at the low skilled, high labor BPO and code coolies that is India's IT, that doesn't mean India has about 30% share of world IT...this isn't true.


written by an Indian:

Why doesn’t India have its own Silicon Valley?

The question Modi should ask himself is why India hasn't been able to replicate Silicon Valley’s top-end tech ecosystem.

www.dawn.com

I didn't say India IT industry is 30%. I said 30% of workforce in IT is Indian. And yet Indians employed cannot be more than 10 million.

The article you quoted was from 2015. Since 2016 till today, indian startups raised $63 billion. India has a vibrant digital start up scene.

Start-up hub! Indian start-ups attracted $63 billion investment between 2016 to H1 2020

Start-up hub! Indian start-ups attracted $63 billion investment between 2016 to H1 2020 India’s start-up ecosystem has attracted $63 billion between 2016 and H12020, making it the world’s third largest tech start-up hub. With close to 35 unicorns now, the country now boasts a bunch of...

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[maverick1977]

though i dont like idiot PM he destroyed the economy and taxed us like Axe.
however its good for Pakistan.

if you dont know of cannot grasp what economy is and how things work, then its better to stay quite