New Delhi: Attrition is becoming a big worry for the fast-growing Indian employment market and could even have a snowballing effect on the country's vast talent pool, according to global HR group Randstad.

"For the Indian market, attrition is turning out to be a big worry. People are being offered high salaries and companies are taking each other's talent," Netherlands-based Randstad's Managing Director (Global Client Solutions), Margriet Koldijk, told PTI.

Randstad has a significant presence in the country and operates as Ma Foi Randstad.

Koldijk noted that India is a booming market in terms of talent and many European companies look at the country for its highly-skilled workforce.

"Europe would be looking at India for talent, mainly in sectors such as IT and chemical engineering that need highly-skilled people," she added.

Koldijk pointed out that FMCG, IT and telecom would be among the sectors that are likely to see increased employment opportunities in the coming months.

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Bangalore, Mar 23 (PTI) Indian hospitality today received a strong endorsement from the world''s third richest man, Warren Buffett, who said he was treated much better here than back in the US.

"I am just overwhelmed by the welcome I have received from the moment we got here. They treat me much better in India than they do in the United States," said the Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway at a brief meeting with Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa early this morning.

"I want to transport all this... I believe in free trade," he said in a lighter vein.

"We had a great dinner last night... I met some very interesting people, had a great conversation. I couldn''t feel more welcome and more delighted to be here," said Buffet, who is staying at Taj West End during his visit to the country.

"This is my first trip to India and the first foot I placed on Indian soil was in Bangalore... and it won''t be the last," said the 80-year-old billionaire.

"When I come back, I will be 100 in

Smartphone maker HTC Corporation launched its new handset HTC Incredible S in the Indian market.

"HTC Incredible S is the answer for those looking for the perfect combination of performance and style and will help them stand out from the crowd as an icon," HTC India Country Head Ajay Sharma said in a statement.

The handset, priced at Rs 28,900, is equipped with features like 4-inch WVGA Super LCD display, eight megapixel camera with dual flash, maps and HTC Sense.

Take a look at the incredible features here.

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