hyderabad at the private interaction with young entrepreneurs at the indian school of business isb george w bush seems to have indicated that there would relaxation of norms regarding h1b visas even as he reiterated that export control norms by the us government would be reviewedthese norms have had the effect of banning export of certain items from the us to india bush also spoke in favour of the two countries taking up joint research programmes in the field of science and technology the us president also promised to look into trade restrictions that impact indian textile exports to the ushe was trying to make sense of the young india said teja raju the son of ramalinga raju of satyam computers he told us that outsourcing was not something that should be worrisome even as he let it out that additional support for undertaking joint research and development programmes would be further encouraged said sashi reddi of applabs i am surprised that he was well updated about india and the kind of potential it has i hadnt expected that he would talk about outsourcing at all said v madhavi of prithvi information solutionshe touched on a variety of subjects he was open about his views but at the same time keen to catch our mind satish reddy the son of anji reddy of dr reddys labs i think it was wonderful said siaddarth sanghi of the sanghi group who raised the issue of textiles and trade restrictions he was like a friend next door we were a little nervous when we gathered there but we could make out as soon as he came in that he was very friendly said a gushing 22yearold anjali patel who studies at the indian school of businessfor the record bush took off his blazer the moment the public part of the inteaction was over and rolled up his sleeves the only discordant note was struck by salman babukhan of babukhan constructions i am against us foreign policy but as an enlightened muslim i could not have afforded to be emotional and miss the opportunity of meeting him he said