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Introduction Brain drain refers to the phenomenon of talented and skilled individuals leaving their home countries to settle in foreign lands. This is a common occurrence in developing nations, where individuals seek better employment opportunities, higher wages, and better living standards. India is no exception to this trend, with many of its brightest minds choosing to emigrate to the United States and the United Kingdom in search of better living conditions. In this blog, we will discuss the reasons behind this trend, the impact it has on the Indian economy, and the innovation sectors in the country. Reasons behind Brain Drain One of the primary reasons why Indians choose to migrate to the US and the UK is the higher wages offered in these countries. The cost of living in India is much lower than in the US and the UK, but so is the average salary. The average salary in the US is over five times that of India, while in the UK, it is almost four times as high. This makes it an attrac

 As India celebrates its 74th republic Day on 26 January 2023, we all as Indians aspire to be more responsible and progressive citizens of our lovely country India. It is the moment of pride also because our flag will be hosted by shrimati Draupadi Murmu, first tribal women President of India. What is the history.. India became a republic nation on 26 January 1950. The first president of India was Sri Rajendra Prasad, the man who left his illustrative barrister career to participate in Indian freedom movement. He along with many leaders such as Jawaharlal Nehru, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh Chandrashekhar Azad and many others took our country away from the hands of Britishers in their own respective ways. But after the independence, it was like an impossible task for the leaders to constitute a huge country with so many cultures and languages to a well written constitution. However, the constituent assembly performed marvelously to complete the In

  India, as a nation of 140 crore population should maintain its dignity in every field through which a 'developing nation' transforms into a 'developed' one. Education is one of the major sector through which India can achieve its dream of being a developed nation. Talking about the education system of India throughout the years since independence is not up to the mark to be honest. Pre independence education We all know that the education system of India pre independence was mostly for the privileged people of high society because it was very costly and not available in all parts of the country. As India was mostly dependent on the farming sector those days, common people of India were lacked awareness about value of education. They considered education to be only the right of privileged or rich people. The Bengal Renaissance Even when India was not free, most of the people of Bengal where educated, all thanks to the Bengal Renaissance. The emergence of Swami Vivekana