There are so many world elites in India, why is the development of science and technology not as good as expected?

There are Indians in many industry elites in the world, but the development of science and technology in India is really not as good as expected. As for the reasons for this phenomenon, let's make a brief analysis.

First of all, India has not established a sound scientific development system, and those smart people can't get a good development platform in India to show their value. We should know that the scientific and technological development of a country is not determined by the industry elite. The most important thing is that the state should give them a relatively good environment, provide them with a platform to show their abilities, and let the industry elites give full play to their intelligence. However, India's overall planning in the field of science and technology is not clear, and industry elites have no big stage to display their fists in India.

Secondly, India used to be a British colony, and many upper-class and wealthy families were proficient in English, close to Europe and America, which eventually led to many talents from India flowing overseas, leaving few elites in India. In fact, there are some patriotic young people in India who are willing to work hard for the rise of India. However, influenced by the pre-colonial culture, many Indian elites still yearn for development in Europe and America, away from poor and backward India. This has also caused the outflow of a large number of Indian elites, and India's scientific and technological development is naturally not so prominent.

Finally, India's economy is developing slowly, and there is no suitable market for high-end technology in India. Finally, people turned their eyes to foreign countries. Speaking of India, we all know that this country has a large population, a deep-rooted concept of social hierarchy, slow economic development, and poverty and backwardness in many places. All this stems from India's poor economy. After all, the economic base determines the superstructure. Therefore, even if the high-end technology is developed again, there is no suitable market in India, and those elites can only go to other developed countries for development.