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30-35% middle class are going abroad. Students are not even shying from going to European country. India is going thru a HUGE change in social structure.
IMHO, govt salaries are always bare minimum and will never catch up with what business class or pvt mnc job people earn.
Before LPG, in 1990s there were not many mnc jobs, our parents drilled that in our brains that Givt Officer is god. Yes, govt jobs are stable but recently J&k notified about contractual civil judge jobs. Soon or later , this may happen.
If you are from Nlu dont sacrifice law firm jobs for preparation of judiciary. Success rate is low.