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“Think big in terms of incentives and scaling to bring talented Indians back. A 'Swagat programme, which will fund top candidates in research-including competitive salaries, generous research grants, a travel budget for global conferences, and substantial capital and institutional support for those seeking to start their own ventures - is the need of the moment.”
— Ashish Dhawan & Swagatom Ganguly, The Economic Times, (25/10)
“India has smart, hard-working people, and now it seems the country truly wants its people to succeed and become wealthy. Historically, India wasn't like this. But now, something has changed.”
— Jim Rogers, mint, (24/10)