Why scientists of indian origin are leaving a better life and returning to india?
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From brain drain, India has now reached a stage of brain gain, said Dr Harsh Vardhan Union minister for science and technology and earth sciences, while speaking about the three-year achievements of his ministries.
“More than a thousand scientists have come back to India on various scholarships and fellowships. And, these are people who have been selected by qualified, there are several others who do not get to come back. This shows that there is a global consensus that India is a becoming a destination for scientific research,” said Harsh Vardhan.
India has become a viable research destination, according to the minister. “The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) was ranked 12th among government institutions in the world in 2016 in Scimago Institutions Rankings. We are sixth in the world in terms of research output, and third if you look at research published on nanotechnology,” he said.
The scientists have returned to join across research fields through various scholarships and fellowships like VAJRA (Visiting Advanced Joint Research), according to the minister.
The VAJRA faculty scheme that was launched in January this year, was designed to attract distinguished overseas scientists and academicians, especially non-resident Indians, to contribute to the country’s research and development.
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