Indian Brian Drain Abroad
                                                                             India has been facing the great Brain Drain problem abroad but now it has to turn out to be a reverse way around.  It is because of the deteriorating world Economic Situation. Coronavirus has damage the world economy very badly. Unemployment, Inflation, and Recession have created a very bad economic situation for the world.
                                                     The suspension of an H-1B visa by the American Government will create an additional problem for high tech young people in India.   It will affect about 200000 people in India. Besides that another, about 200000 young Indian students studying in America will be compelled to leave the USA as per the guideline adopted for the foreign students by USA authorities. i.e. It is because Coronavirus is active in the USA. UAR government is also passing a law that foreign employees should not exceed more than 10% of the population to stop local unemployment. This will affect the lakhs of Indians who are employed thereon. This is only to show the gravity of problems Indians are facing abroad.
                                                     The Brain Drain problem has been becoming grave day by day as more and more Indians are seeking to go abroad for a better future. It is high time to analyze the reasons for such Brain Drain abroad.
                                                      There may be a lack of opportunity in India which drives all educated Indian people abroad.  Besides that, some people seek better living conditions abroad.  There may psychology among some of the Indian parents to send their children abroad as they create some type of social status for them in society. The Indian schoolchildren are now developing limited Ambition i.e. To go abroad for further study and settling down thereon.  Even some of the parents are encouraging them.   This is not fair for India. All most all developed countries are feeling the pinch of Indian immigration. They have now started resisting it.

                                                    However, the crust of the problem is  India educates young people with its national resources and it is being used by foreign countries. We have failed to use their skill. It is observed that most of the successful Indians abroad were educated in reputed educational institutions in India but unfortunately, foreigners got the advantage of them. We lost them forever. Foreign countries used their talents and prospered while India remained behind.
                                                      India should learn from past mistakes and try to give employments and opportunities to all promising youngmen in India instead of encouraging them to go abroad. It is no use to get proud that they are doing best abroad and using them as a foreign exchange-earners. In short, there is no use of worrying about their return in lakhs but it is very important to use them in India at the right places and for the right jobs. That will benefit the country and people. Sometimes some adverse situations can become a Blessing in Disguise'.
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