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India is a country with widespread poverty
as well as a population with extremely high illiteracy. However,
an inland city there, Bangalore, has recently risen up as the Silicon
Valley in Asia, producing the largest amount of computer software
outputs in the world. How Bangalore has grown up under adversities?
What makes the place attractive to foreign investment?
Many Indian executives and professionals
believe that the I.T. industry can lead the country out of the long
time poverty. Some even proclaim that in twenty years time, India
will become one of the well-off countries. However, the question
remains, will there be a fair share?
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