But it was that very midday sun that lit up the shocking truth about India’s plans to take over the world’s IT industry. They’ve even prepared a graveyard for the US tech industry. OK, they told us it was simply a selection of commemorative trees marking the visits of US bigwigs, including Gates, Mike Splinter and Bill Inmon, but we could see what was really going on.

The tech graveyard

Yes, it was very hot that day. Still, we think we caught a glimpse of the future. Some people might say all this talk of India being the world’s coming IT power is bull. Well, we know what bull looks like – this. ®

India: still bullish about its high tech sector

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