A Comment on Techie jobs losing their importance

My Comment on an article "Why being a techie in India is no longer cool" published in the economictimes.com Dated 22/04/2017 at 3:30 pm.


"It is really a serious issue now which needs to be given much attention.

Indian IT industry should find alternative means and solutions to meet the challenges.

Instead of laying off the staff, they should concentrate on expanding their business activities within the country through innovating ideas and new schemes to utilize the available technology and staff. Our country has much more scope because of the large market base that it possesses.

We should block importing goods and technology and get them produced here in India itself. Our PM should look at it as he is already promoting the "Make in India" campaign offering some lucrative incentives."

A Comment on Rains creating havoc in Chennai and MNCs accommodating their staff

	Your comment on the article ''Chennai rains leave Tech Inc marooned; firms like IBM, Cognizant, Infosys enforce contingency plans, relocate key staff'' is now displayed on timesofindia.com dated 25/11/2015 at 3:30 pm.
	''Very much alarming situation in Chennai and Tamil Nadu. Rains have created much havoc, unexpected and inexperienced previously. So, it is a good gesture of these MNCs to accommodate their staff in safer places along with their families. Companies should think of the welfare of their staff who render their services honestly for the benefit of their Company.''
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A Comment on India, US preparing to solve Tax feuds

My Comment on an article titled "India, US preparing framework to solve Tax feuds involving MNCs like IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, etc." published on Dated 25/12/2013 at 12:50 pm.

A good development. Settlement through mutual understanding is the best solution for any dispute rather than going through legal notices. Some give and take may take place. But you will be tension free and also beneficial in such settlements.