Is the bubble about to burst?
You shouldn’t have to be REALLY alone in India without someone being on hand to “help”. In public places, you incapable of performing even the most basic functions: opening doors, turning taps, opening your napkin at table or pulling in your chair.
But it’s having some strange link with Indian IT boom: when very few thousand ‘wealthy folks’ (the IT ones) have appeared … say, in Bangalore, several HUNDREDS THOUSAND ‘helpers’ have appeared also, with devastating effect for weak infrastructure.
Now, with all money (and intellect too) pumped in, places like Bangalore became almost impossible for living, and IT companies are desperately trying to find out some other places for business. To make them the disasters, too.
So, IT boom instead of making a life of Indians better - especially the ‘poor’, actually acted exactly an opposite direction.