We have to take in account the people graduating out of IITs and other top colleges as well. Most of them accept offers from the top companies which are usually US based. A significant number of these students are top drawer talent.
India punishes you for creative thinking... Everybody else will bash you for not doing the "right thing" until you have made it and show it to them. The thing is we can not survive alone, human is a social creature, we are evolved and became social dependent, we cant survive alone. So naturally many talented people just leave doing whatever they good at and pursue the career they have 0 interest in.
Don't deny that. But, we are a nation of abundant Human Resources. A few leaving wouldn't make a big dent. They only increase remittances and our soft power. People moving abroad is kind of our strength not weakness.
Except that, it is not 'few':
Yes, from our huge population, only very few are capable enough to reach IIT.
About one-third (36%) of the top 1,000 students at India’s five oldest and most prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology have left the country in the past decade or so – mainly for the United States, according to a newly released study. This is even more pronounced among the crème de la crème of academic achievers: two-thirds (62%) of the top 100 students at top IITs have migrated.
Yes we need to remove each and all old fashioned ways of politics, remove all old (one foot in grave type) people in power and reinstate qualified young people in those positions. Demolish democracy and put dictatorship back, power in right hands. Also no competition means party will not have to play shady/dirty games for survival. Since already in power, less corruption will happen eventually because parties now try to full fill their pocket while they can which will not happen or happen less in dictatorship. I am not even kidding bro. Democracy is a illusion... We need fully nationalist republican party as our dictatorship leader who actually thinks well for our country.
As of now, only option is to teach people understand 'Ahaṁ Brahmāsmi' and make them do whatever it takes to be better citizens.
Short video ? That is ~3hrs and looks like AI generated game video
And they say "This is a city with the most complicated traffic in China"...!Should thank that it only happens annually /s.
Yo! It's not just 2-3%!
Adding to the Chongqing discussion, check out this urban village in Shenzhen
It's also about the civic sense and the willingness of the people as well as the municipal bodies to keep something clean. It is also about the involvement of the community as a whole in this task which just doesn't happen. Also there are little and mostly no repercussions for littering which makes people just not care about it. It's just about setting up systems for cleanliness by the government but also their maintenance and the education of the people for using these systems which is also not present.
Agreed.
