wow!!! Recently i came to know that-the so assumed geeky with really feminine voice-the PM was actually the person to bring globalisation in India under Narsima rao' rule.It was 1991 when India got rid of the license raj and open its doors for other countries.The walls came down and opened new doors for Indians.The country remained no more dependent on the policies of the government but on the capabilities of individuals.Accelerated by the growth of internet,world-wide web,fiber-optic cables and telecommunications our people crossed the boundaries no one ever imagined.The top winners were surely the business tycoons like Ratan Tata,Dhirubhai ambani,Rahul bajaj......the list goes on.But the major drivers of development were the many young entrepreneurs who used the market in ways beyond imagination.It was started by the dot.com bubble and the economy started relying on OUTSOURCING.Recently i read that the news agency Reuters has an outsourced its low profile jobs here in banglore which involved basic broadcasting,no major analysis.Analysis of medical reports by doctors here in india who are known as the night-hawkers in america since they support during night in america. Every possible,imaginable jobs are outsourced to india.
It all started with the low-end jobs,credit card sales,bookins,tutoring......generating a lot of employment,acting as an absorbant to the ever-increasing youth force,increasing the GDP.It has benefited individuals just looking for a part-time job or people who want to start early and earn more than 25000 per month to those innovative minds who want to start something of their own.Hopes are high,fingers are crossed that these low profile jobs shall gradually show vertical movement just like it is showing horizontal movement.Hope to be a nation where the chips are not only studied and tested but actually manufactured and patented....
Outsourcing has till now proved to be lucky for India and hope it to continue in its similar unimaginable fashion.........
My first blog i hope its atleast kkkkk.....
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