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 Business The boss of one of India's best known outsourcing firms, Tata Consultancy Services, recently lambasted the Indian education system. Duncan Bartlett takes Subramanian Ramadorai to a school to see classes in action, and then reports his reflections and those of the teachers and pupils.
The use of the English language by many Indians gives it an inbuilt advantage, as it extends its commercial reach around the world. Although there is still widespread and deep-seated poverty, India is clearly on the move. Economics Correspondent Andrew Walker assesses India's impact overseas. How do Indian IT companies retain their staff? Steve Schifferes interviews Azim Premji, chairman and owner of India's third largest IT services company, Wipro |
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