hi,
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I don't think Indians invent less. Check how many British and American scientists and inventors have a Indian name. The problem is the migration of qualified people.
Besides, most of nowadays ideas in physics have been highly influenced by Hindu philosophy.
Besides, most of nowadays ideas in physics have been highly influenced by Hindu philosophy.
Seemingly Indians invent as much as anybody else.
There has been no comparison studies, so nothing can be said with certainty.
There has been no comparison studies, so nothing can be said with certainty.
Hi All,
Don't like the answer choice in the poll.
What I do know is Indians do brilliantly in Mathematics. Satyendra Nath Bose gives his name to Bose-Einstein Condensates and Bose-Einstein Statistics. Maybe it is more economical to purchase a pencil than a Linear Collider and go to expensive Institutions.
I think it is correct that often they leave home and are snapped up by the US and other countries.
I think aside from that there are those cultural values such as the way they traditionally treat widows and women in general and the caste system that is holding them back. It is inappropriate in the 21st Century. In most other ways they have a head start.
Cheers
Don't like the answer choice in the poll.
What I do know is Indians do brilliantly in Mathematics. Satyendra Nath Bose gives his name to Bose-Einstein Condensates and Bose-Einstein Statistics. Maybe it is more economical to purchase a pencil than a Linear Collider and go to expensive Institutions.
I think it is correct that often they leave home and are snapped up by the US and other countries.
I think aside from that there are those cultural values such as the way they traditionally treat widows and women in general and the caste system that is holding them back. It is inappropriate in the 21st Century. In most other ways they have a head start.
Cheers
i once saw an interesting interview with the CEO of Infosys, he thought the problem was partly due to India's schooling system, he said it emphasizes rote learning and doesn't really encourage free-thinking or creativity...
Hi
I have voted.
The economic development in India followed a socialist-inspired policies for most of its independent history, including state-ownership
In the late 2000s, India's growth has reached 7.5%, which will double the average income in a decade
India's environemntal problems: air and water pollution in cities and villages; problems of urban expansion; population pressures...
The India Development Policy Review 2006 titled "Inclusive Growth and Service Delivery: Building on India's Success" focuses on two major challenges
HIV is rife
I have voted.
The economic development in India followed a socialist-inspired policies for most of its independent history, including state-ownership
In the late 2000s, India's growth has reached 7.5%, which will double the average income in a decade
India's environemntal problems: air and water pollution in cities and villages; problems of urban expansion; population pressures...
The India Development Policy Review 2006 titled "Inclusive Growth and Service Delivery: Building on India's Success" focuses on two major challenges
HIV is rife
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Thirty-five year old Harihar's life changed after he and his wife were tested HIV positive in 2007. His inability to work put severe financial pressure on his family. However, UNDP's support in extending social protection schemes to PLHIV, has helped people like Harihar secure a future for themselves and their families.
lack of brains by the bone head poster. 
