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Toastmasters is definitely a great place to start. There are clubs all over in India.

[URL]http://reports.toastmasters.org/findaclub/searchresults.cfm?Country=India&State=&City=Hyderabad[/URL]

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25L - 30L is very reasonable to ask for a Tech lead position in Cisco/Juniper Bangalore (with 12 years experience). Start your negotiation with 30L though.

Not sure what you would be gaining by R2I ... if you both are going to be 1) away from your parents/home in India 2) continue working in India 3) put your kid in a day care There is going to be no difference between the environment you currently have in US vs. what you would be getting in India ...

Based on the feedback that I gathered, SBOA isn't "up to the mark". They've become more "money minded" and doesn't maintain any standard with the admission process. Chinmaya Vidyalaya is good. I don't know much about Bhavans & A-School (Chettinad group). Why not DAV Anna Nagar? I heard that DAV Anna ...

They won't ask for 'proof of salary offer' most of the times. However, if you are asking for 'too much' (in other words, if the deviation between their offer & the offer from your company is 'too much', HR may ask for proof. HR would use that to internally negotiate your pay).

I have been looking at the Opportunities column in Hindu for the last several months - just to get a sense of how the job market is. Most of the job openings (in the IT domain) are technical/hands-on openings. Very rarely, I see requirements for an MBA grad or requirements for 'top-level' openings ...

Yes. You can take interviews from US. Most of the times, you'll not get calls when you just post your resume in job portals. You should talk to your friends (in India & US) to find out opportunities in India. Many companies have R2I programs that aren't advertised outside the company. Your friends ...

I would recommend you to call the Indian consulate in NY and check with them.

[url]http://www.indiacgny.org/php/showContact.php?linkid=196&parentid=0[/url]

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