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Ragu highlighted that a key factor enabling this shift has been the development of a robust ecosystem—including world-class infrastructure, international schools, and a conducive quality of life—which has attracted a diaspora of Indian expatriates and foreign professionals alike. Indian talent, often returning after stints abroad, is now able to engage in high-value roles from India, leveraging an environment that rivals global standards.
Furthermore, he pointed out that the flexibility introduced by reforms—such as the removal of complex work permit processes with the introduction of the Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) and Person of Indian Origin (PIO) cards—has simplified mobility for talent, fueling this transformation.