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The Doon School WEEKLY “I Sketch Your World Exactly As It Goes.” -Arthur Foot May 5, 2018|Issue No Established in 1936 The Doon School WEEKLY “I sketch your world exactly as it goes.” -Arthur Foot May 5, 2018|Issue No. 2503 UNDER THE SCANNER BEHIND THE SCENES avengers: infinity war A report on the recent North and A tribute to all the support staff A review of Marvel’s Avengers: South Korean summit. around campus. Infinity War. Page 3 Pages 4 and 5 Page 6 and 7 The Flight of Talent Divyansh Nautiyal analyses the impact of Brain Drain on India. India is set to become the most populous country in the world by 2022 and also the youngest country with an average age of 29 by 2020. With such important shifts for our country right around the corner, it is imperative for us to continuously develop and advance in the right direction. As responsible citizens, it is our duty to ensure that India in not led astray from this goal. However, the recent past shows otherwise with ‘brain drain’ leading out the resourceful and talented people, something which is obstructing this desired development that our country needs. ‘Brain Drain’ is essentially the migration of high- PM Narendra Modi being greeted by Indians at NASA. skilled labour from developing countries to developed have sky rocketed where even a mark can make the countries. People migrate to the ‘first world’ countries difference. In such cases, Indians who can afford in search of better opportunities and an improved it have found comfort in an education and lifestyle lifestyle. Unlike what many imagine to be something abroad which is more rewarding and less taxing at the new, emigration has been an ongoing phenomenon same time. since India’s struggle for Independence when the UK Moreover, reaching the top in any field in India used to be the ‘most favoured destination’. In the requires the handling of bureaucratic mismanagement past, travelers like Hiuen Tsang and Ibn Battuta also and the corruption that has seeped deep into the gave effect to something similar on their journeys to system. Countries abroad present an image that is various countries in the subcontinent. in stark contrast to this. Indians, who account for the largest diaspora of sixteen million people in the year 2015, found their talent to be better utilised in The option to leave one’s own countries like USA, UK and Australia etc. Moreover, country is a matter of choice for Indians have largely helped the Silicon Valley grow in the US, with 15-20% of startups in the Valley being an individual but one needs to founded by Indians. While this migration or rather know the cost that it comes at. mindset is prodding Indians to settle abroad, the cost is paid by our country. The option to leave one’s own However, they embarked on these journeys only country is totally a matter of choice for an individual to return to their respective countries and boost the but one needs to know the cost that it comes at. I socio-cultural ties between different regions. In the believe that it needs to be a two way process; where present scenario, the Indians who travel abroad do so the state does its best to attract and retain talent within due to multiple complications that plague our system the country and where the people also understand and the brighter future that they seek for themselves their need to be a part of the system. Only by being in the developed countries. This is due to the highly a part of the system can we hope to bring changes to competitive atmosphere in India where one has to go it. Critiquing and speculating by being on the outside through a fierce rat race to get high-quality education. is easy enough, however, real change can only be A whopping one million aspirants take the IIT-JEE realized by getting involved in the system. exam annually and the cut offs in Delhi University (Continued on page 3) 2 the doon school weekly soaring sixes sedulous squads The results of the Inter House Cricket Following are the results of the Inter House P.T. Competition, 2018 are as follows: Competition, 2018: Juniors House Cup Juniors House Cup 1st: Oberoi and Jaipur 1st: Hyderabad 1st: Hyderabad 1st: Hyderabad 2nd: Hyderabad 2nd: Jaipur 2nd: Tata 2nd: Tata 3rd: Tata 3rd: Oberoi 3rd: Jaipur 3rd: Jaipur 4th: Kashmir 4th: Kashmir 4th: Oberoi 4th: Oberoi 5th: Tata 5th: Kashmir 5th: Kashmir Seniors Seniors 1st: Hyderabad 1st: Jaipur 2nd: Jaipur 2nd: Kashmir 3rd: Kashmir 3rd: Oberoi 4th: Oberoi 4th: Tata 5th: Tata 5th: Hyderabad Well played! Congratulations! Sensational sinfonietta painting success School participated in the annual cultural festival School participated in the Eart Art Competition Izhaar-E-Hunar held at Hopetown Girls’ School. at Hopetown Girls’ School. Chetanya Baid stood School secured first position in the Orchestra first in Assemblage Art while Kushagra Bansal category and the dance team was appreciated by all. and Pratham Bansal stood second in the Painting category. Vedant Gattani and Arjun Wakade secured Well done! the second position in the Sculpture category. INGENIOUS INTELLECTUAL Kudos! Devang Laddha has been awarded the Scholars’ Around the World in 80 Words Blazer. Iran refused to have new negotiations with the United Congratulations! States of America on the Iran nuclear deal, struck three years ago. Dozens of Houthi rebels died in an air strike carried out in Sanaa, Yemen’s capital. 71 people died as Happiness is not something you postpone for a fierce dust storm and heavy rain hit Rajasthan, Uttar the future; it’s something“ you design for the Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Pakistan set a new world present. record for the highest temperature in April, at 50.2 degree Celsius. Real Madrid and Liverpool qualified for Jim Rohn the UEFA Champions League Finals. SPOILER ALERT Armaan Batta Saturday, May 5 | Issue No. 2503 the doon school weekly 3 (Continued from page 1) termed as a ‘reverse brain drain’ their talents and invest those in Moreover, if the same people or ‘brain gain’ is now taking place. India itself. choose to utilise their potential The Ministry of Science and For the country from which we for their country, then perhaps Technology has recently reported have inherited a rich culture and India can truly evolve and develop that around a thousand NRI heritage, given us an identity and to its true potential. Not only scientists have returned to India so much more, I see no issue do such individuals possess the in the past two to three years. If in serving it even if it means ability to create employment but people continue to get inspired by tackling the numerous problem also bring newer technology to such an outlook as that of serving that trouble it. While life abroad India. I can think of Indian origin their country, then India shall soon might be comfortable and full entrepreneurs and CEOs of become an extremely developed of opportunities, nothing can be companies ranging from Microsoft country. Another reason why more rewarding than serving one’s to Google as apt examples. this is happening is because new own country. Hopefully, this ‘brain All is not lost though. Going avenues are opening up where gain’ shall turn out to be the silver along similar lines, something Indians from abroad can explore lining in the darkness for India. scale, it showed nations all around the globe that North Korea was Under the scanner actually open to dialogue, and U.S. President Donald Trump is Korean Reconcilation Summit| Raghav Kediyal set to meet Kim around the end Diplomacy is often a very slow the two issues at hand. In terms of May. Political scientists have and tedious process that requires of peace, the two agreed to begin strenuously argued that North immense persuasion, negotiation migration, and North Korea Korea can never really be trusted and finesse. In the case of the seemed receptive to the idea of completely and there is no sure Democratic People’s Republic of the two nations starting cross- reasoning as to why Kim would Korea and the Republic of Korea, border travel soon enough. They decide to hold such a conference it took a full seventy years for the even planned to formally end the in the first place. No one can ever two belligerents to finally come to Korean War, which is to happen be too sure about the dealings similar terms. What I am referring around the end of this year. of North Korea, like its hidden to is the conference between Kim More importantly, in regard to media and news forums. Jong-un, the North’s Supreme the nuclear weapons programme Finally, as to whether peace is Leader, and Moon Jae-in, the of the North, the two discussed possible, if the global community President of the South. Relations the possibility of ending the is more accepting of North between the two nations had been North’s constant nuclear threats Korea and is more willing to strained since the division of the to nations such as the USA and constructively engage with the peninsula in 1948, but were worse its allies. To this Kim has made it nation, only then do the prospects during the Korean War from official that he will transparently of a world which fosters amicable 1950 to 1953. In fact, since the dismantle Punggye-ri; North relations with North Korea end of the war, no North Korean Korea’s largest known nuclear appear possible in the distant leader has stepped foot on South missile test and development future. For example, hostility Korean soil, making Kim the first site.
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