India’s ‘Tech Superheroes Super power’ Seem to only Function in the West Not At Home/ A Country That Codes, But Can’t Clean Its Streets? dead bodies left unattended in public spaces? bursting with IT talent, India remains absent from the top of global rankings. "Indian IT genius" narrative is a PR stunt inflated by offshore business models and caste-based gatekeeping

 

Will you adjust how 73% of H1Bs have historically gone to upper caste Indians [ those elites who can afford to pay ] and 13% to Chinese, while 0.3% have gone to European groups like Germans

The Great IT Mirage: How India’s ‘Tech Superheroes’ Only Seem to Function in the West

In an astonishing global phenomenon, India has become the undisputed leader in producing IT geniuses—just not in India. These digital superheroes, armed with their H-1B visas and offshore coding prowess, seem to display their godlike IT abilities only once they step onto Western soil. Back home? Well, let’s just say, if India’s technological ecosystem were a software program, it would still be buffering.

A Country That Codes, But Can’t Clean Its Streets?

One would assume that a nation overflowing with “world-class” software engineers would have mastered basic infrastructure—maybe an AI-driven waste disposal system, automated traffic management, or at the very least, a functioning database that doesn't crash when trying to process a simple passport renewal. 

But no, in India, even garbage collection remains an unsolved algorithm, and dead bodies left unattended in public spaces have somehow defied the supposed prowess of these tech masterminds.

The Curious Case of ‘Innovation Erosion’ Upon Reaching India

For a country allegedly bursting with IT talent, it’s perplexing that India remains absent from the top of global innovation rankings. South Korea leads in technological advancement, and Switzerland dominates the Global Innovation Index, yet India—home to millions of self-proclaimed "tech experts"—barely makes the cut. Could it be that this whole "Indian IT genius" narrative is a PR stunt inflated by offshore business models and caste-based gatekeeping?

The Caste System in Silicon Valley: Importing the Madness

In an ironic twist, the same social hierarchies that kept lower-caste Indians out of India’s IT ecosystem for decades are now quietly being exported to the U.S. The H-1B visa, a supposed merit-based program, has instead become a caste-based import system. With 73% of these visas historically going to elite, upper-caste Indians—who, conveniently, can afford the "processing fees"—the West is now experiencing its own version of caste discrimination, a phenomenon that was previously unheard of outside of India.

A Look Into the Future: America, the New Caste Colony?

With these dynamics playing out, the U.S. may soon experience the very social stratification that plagues India. America in the 21st century, some predict, could become more racially divided than Germany in the 1939-45 period—not by state policy, but by imported corporate tribalism, disguised as "tech excellence."

At this rate, the real technological miracle isn't India's IT prowess—it's how an entire country has managed to convince the world that its export-based, caste-driven tech economy is a sign of national genius, rather than a clever outsourcing strategy that benefits a tiny elite.