2018: The year that spelt the end of Indian techies as we´ve known them
(World News UK)

An undergraduate degree in computer engineering was highly coveted in India until just a few years ago. It not only ensured job security but was also often a ticket to live and work in the US or the UK. Lately, though, this has changed. The rise of automation is taking away low-end jobs that have been popular in the Indian IT outsourcing industry for decades, which means sector leaders like Infosys and Wipro have gone slow on job creation. In addition, as industries look to adopt new technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and the internet of things (IoT), techies in India are under immense pressure to reskill. And then there are regulatory issues in the US and the UK, countries...