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Impact After Term | 16 : Transforming Madurai into a Regional Technology Hub Madurai has long stood as one of the world's oldest living cities and a symbol of Tamil civilisation. As the elected representative of Madurai Central, Dr. PTR believed that the city's future should be defined not... show more
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Sir, please post it on Instagram as well.

With due respect, no use for now!

What is happening in Madurai is bigger than another IT investment story. For centuries, cities became powerful because they attracted people, knowledge and trade. Technology is changing the geography of that competition. Madurai is an interesting example. The question is no longer whether talent must leave smaller cities for Chennai, Bengaluru or abroad. The more interesting question is what happens when infrastructure, companies, universities and capital begin moving closer to the talent. 4,000 IT jobs are only the visible number. The deeper change is the possibility of a self-reinforcing talent ecosystem — where young people stay, companies follow talent, institutions build capability, and capability attracts more investment. That is how a regional technology hub begins. And perhaps the most important thing being built in Madurai is not an IT park. It is the belief that world-class talent does not always have to leave home to find a future.

Seriously @MarieWilson_TVK
