"Rajesh Rao, a 34-year-old businessman, spends a good part of his workday playing video games on his mobile phone. He also insists his new employees spend their first few weeks doing the same. He's not a flippant amateur refusing to grow out of his childhood. Instead he's part of a small breed of entrepreneurs trying to make India the world's studio for developing games on mobile phones, computers and consoles."
[Yahoo]
As Rao says, few indians grow up playing video games because they are too busy studying and thinking about the future. That said, analysts say India could amount to 40% cost savings to such tasks as art design. Philippines is currently one of the more popular places for art design.
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