Free medical for in-laws helps Indian tech startups woo talent back from America


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  • Tuesday, 05 May 2015

GROWING NUMBERS: Indian companies such as Snapdeal, Inmobi and Zomato each say they have hired between a handful to as many as 20 people from Silicon Valley in the past five years.

MUMBAI: After losing top engineering talent for years to America's tech heartland of Silicon Valley, India is luring them back as an e-commerce boom sparks a thriving startup culture, unprecedented pay, and perks including free healthcare for in-laws. 

India's IT industry has long been seen as a back-office backwater, even by its own engineers who started moving abroad in their droves in the 1970s. That is now changing. 

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