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1. The revolution in information technology (IT), far from helping India to leapfrog to a post

industrial society, threatens to rupture the social fabric by enriching a few at the cost of many.

2. In a very short time and quite unexpectedly, India has risen to considerable eminence in the

world of information technology. This year, software products are expected to account for $ 5.7

billion in exports and will account for a quarter of the growth in the economy, which is

to grow nearly seven per cent. Within eight years, predicts a recent study by McKinsey & Co.

and the National Association of Software & Service Companies (Nasscom), India’s annual IT

exports could hit $ 50 billion about 33 per cent of global softw

expected to generate 2.2 million jobs

many East Asian Tigers enjoyed before the 1997 crash.

3. For the rapidly growing middle class, which was desperate to make its presence fel

remained mired in the great Indian outback of the global economy and regretfully watched the

industrial revolution pass it by, this is the moment they have been waiting for. When countries

like Japan and Germany, the objects of Indian admiration, sho

solicit our talent to invigorate their industry, it is indeed redemption of sorts. And IT is the cause

of it all.

4. The big question is, will IT do an encore for India as a nation, and not just for a wafer thin

percentage of IT-literate Indians, mostly the poster boys of the IITs?

5. IT has, as yet, failed to touch the lives of the average citizen and India is nowhere close to being

a knowledge economy or society. As per the International Data Corporation (IDC), in a survey of

55 countries, India ranks 54th on its Information Society Index.

6. The fact is, it is a straightforward reflection of the deep inequality of our education system

which breeds a few ‘geniuses’ at the cost of the entire nation. A study by former director of the

National Centre for Software Technology, R. Narasimhan, points out that nowhere is the digital

divide more glaring than in IT education. The report warns that India’s ‘obsession’ with the​

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