For India the 90's brought better economic tidings. The

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Software programmer Mohan Anantha Narayanan (right) and his colleagues discuss the work progress in their office at the software company Infosys in Bangalore. They are working on the corporate internet-site of the company Franklin Templeton in California, one of the few hundred American companies that outsource programming work to Infosys.

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>>61912992
Infosys is a well reputed and one of the largest software companies in India. Its main campus, 15km Southeast of Bangalore, is built after the example of big American software campuses and is in a continuous state of further development. For years, Infosys is leading the list of most wanted employers in India. With an infrastructure that is up to American standards and share-arrangements for employees, Infosys tries to attract and hold on to the best IT-talents in India.

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Mohan with his nephew, his father and two friends at his parents’ home in Chalakudy, Kerala. Mohan shares an appartment with colleagues in Bangalore. Every month he visits his parents and friends in his native village, 12 hours by bus from Bangalore. Mohan and his family are Hindus of the Brahmin (priest) caste. A visible token of his caste is the thin thread hanging from his left shoulder which all Brahmin boys get during a ceremony when they are about seven years old. Men of the Brahmin caste wear this thread underneath their clothing throughout their lives.

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>>61913015
In his native village Chalakudy, Mohan waits with his parents and nephew for a bus to take the 12-hour trip back to Bangalore.

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>>61913026
Every morning, Mohan walks to the Franklin Templeton office where he is implementing website. The branch of Franklin Templeton at the freeway junction in San Mateo, California has outsourced the production of the corporate Internet site to Infosys in Bangalore. During his month-long stay in California, Mohan and some Indian colleagues stay at an apartment across the freeway.

I was wondering what you were talking about so I just googled it;

https://www.wimklerkx.nl/EN/PROJECTS/IT.html

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Technician Raghu from the company NIIT, installs a computer in a classroom of secondary government school ‘Anjoor’ in the village Ramanagaram, 60km from Bangalore. Fitting out 1000 secondary schools with computer classrooms is part of the ‘Mahiti Sindhu’ project, with which the state of Karnataka aims at familiarising several hundred thousand teenage students with computers. NIIT, India’s largest and well-reputed training institute for IT-specialists, was contracted to deliver the hardware for this project and to train more than 700 computer teachers.

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>>61913048
Students of group 11 and 12 get computer education in the computer classroom of secondary government school ‘Anjoor’ in the village Ramanagaram, 60km from Bangalore. The computer classroom was equipped in March 2001, as part of the ‘Mahiti Sindhu’ project, with which the state of Karnataka Fitted out 1000 secondary schools with computer classrooms. The aim is to familiarize several hundred thousand teenage students with computers.

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>>61913066
In the corridors of a NIIT computer college in Malleswaram district in Bangalore, machine-room operator K.S.Rajesh has a word with students waiting for a place in the practice room. NIIT was founded in 1981 and has grown along with the Indian IT-revolution to become the largest and well-reputed software-training institute in India, with colleges throughout the country. Though in the early years the students were mainly men, nowadays the ratio of male and female students at the Malleswaram College is almost equal. The tuition fee is approximately 500 Euro's per year.

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Vice president V.Shashikant of the ‘United Brewery’ group shows a model of the planned software-park ‘UB city’, designed by the American architect John Portman. The UB-group is one of the biggest industrial powers in India. The UB-brewery in the centre of Bangalore is where India’s renowned ‘Kingfisher’ beer is produced. It will be demolished to make place for the software-park.

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>>61913087
3000 construction workers are building the ‘HITEC City’ software-park in Hyderabad. With the example of IT successes in Bangalore, other Indian cities are trying to create infrastructure that will attract Indian and foreign investors to start up IT companies there. Until 2001, Hyderabad tried to promote itself as the city where the Indian IT-revolution would be able to complete itself. After the global economic slowdown, and the subsequent fall of many Internet companies, Hyderabad has dropped the IT-aspirations and changed to a policy aimed at hosting the Indian Biotech-revolution, using the same infrastructure.

fuck, i hate my life

Fuck this, pajeet tech startup building a tech support as a service. How unexpected.

POO

Eh desu i dont have any problem with pajeets, at least they're not crimeing like niggers.

>>61915651
Shitting on the street is a crime