(a) Highest talented software and technological man-power in the whole world. Not to forget the largest pools of scientists, engineers, technicians and managers in the world.
(b) Young generation i.e. more working hours and man hours.
(c) Reverse brain drain and those staying put bringing foreign exchange and thus bridging Indian balance current account deficits.
(d) Largest growing economy with developed R&D infrastructure, technical and marketing services.
(e) Strategic location and will be controlling the sea route to South eastern nations.
(f) Highest population growth rate and thus more manpower to consume products.
(g) Foreign direct investment is being welcomed with open hands with facilities like specisl economic zones.
(H) Experts and professional managers are available at competitive cost.
(i) Has a rich base of mineral and agricultural resources.
(j) Finest online trading system in world in stock markets.
(k) Tax incentive in form of no income tax on profits derived from export of goods. Complete exemption from Customs Duty on industrial inputs and Corporate Tax Holiday for five years for 100 per cent Export Oriented units and units in Export Processing Zones.
(l) Corporate Tax applicable to the foreign companies of a country with which agreement for avoidance of Double Taxation exists, can be one which is lower between the rates prevailing in any one of the two countries and the treaty rate.
2. The biggest strength of India is its democracy which ensures that the best is able to get results without any partiality.