'Obama should care about creating jobs in Bangalore'

February 13, 2014 09:18

Given the strategic relationship between India and the US and the strong business ties between the two countries, US President Barack Obama should care about creating jobs in both Bangalore and Buffalo and not only the latter, a former NASSCOM chairman told an American federal body.

"In reality, the US should care about creating jobs in Buffalo and Bangalore '" truly a win-win approach," former NASSCOM chairman and former CEO of MphasiS Jerry Rao said in his testimony before the US International Trade Commission, which held a hearing on Trade, Investment and Industrial Policies in India: Effects on the US Economy.

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