Ambitious Indians Seek to Make Mark in Home Country

When Google announced this month that Indian-American Sundar Pichai would become the company’s next CEO, the technology executive joined an elite club of Indian-born businessmen who now head global companies such as Adobe, Microsoft, Mastercard, Nokia, Pepsico and Softbank. These executives moved abroad and started their career climb decades ago, but younger Indians today are more likely to explore opportunities in their home country. Saumya Vardhan, 32, spent seven years studying and...

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