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最近笔者在2001年第17期《宣传手册》看到一则题为《印度不怕人才流失》的资料。据资料记载,对于人才外流问题,印度政府表现得非常豁达。印度前总理拉·甘地就说过:“即使一个科学家、工程师或医生在50岁或60岁回到印度,我们也没有失去他们。我们将因为他们在国外获得经理职位或成为富翁而高兴。我们不要大惊小怪,不要把这看成是人才外流,而应该把它当成智慧银行,正在积聚利息,等着我们去提取。”特别是对于软件人才外流,他们认为:当印度的软件人才从欧美国家归来时,他们不仅带
Recently I read in the 17th issue of the “Propaganda Handbook” in 2001 that a piece entitled “India is not afraid of brain drain” information. According to the records, the government of India is very open-minded about the issue of brain drain. Former Indian Prime Minister LaGandan said: “Even if a scientist, engineer, or physician returns to India at the age of 50 or 60, we have not lost them and we will be happy because they have earned a manager or become a wealthy man abroad. Do not make a fuss, do not think of it as a brain drain, but think of it as a smart bank, accumulating interest, waiting for us to extract. ”Especially for software brain drain, they think: When Indian software professionals come back from Europe and the United States When they do not only bring