India "is developing" with projects rather than products !!??

My retrospection on the Economic status of our country made me to find the very reason of "why India is still a developing country?" Many of us know the reasons (over-population, illiteracy etc).But, I want to explain how the new ones are taking shape(especially with the "EDUCATED" !!).
"India is developing". These are the common phrases we have been heard of. Part of it has been proved to be true. Still, it has to do a lot more to prove itself even in that 'part'. Unfortunately, India is a Nation where the great visionaries and leaders had struggled in the Swadesi movement to boycott the foreign goods and called all of us for the usage of indigenous products. Unfortunate!? Does it sound absurd? But, at the end of this, I hope you will understand why I said so.
If you ask anyone to think about how India is evolved, on what principles it has got this position today, you will be ended up with most of them saying "past is past". This really surprises us. Because, atleast we think we are not part of those who say like that. Then , why do questions on 'brain drain,fall of GDP, hike in the prices of some basic resources', be left unanswered?
Now, let us move on to the technical arena where software companies are multiplying day by day. Most of us know the companies like Infosys, Tcs , Wipro, Satyam, Polaris and so forth. But, only a few of us are familiar with the product(s) each is producing like Finacle by Infosys, Flexicube from Iflex, Krawler[x] from Krawler Networks, Adrenalin HR systems from Polaris and INS Zoom Enterprise software for global immigration from INS Zoom as products India could be proud of. All of these have got International recognition. For example, Finacle made by Infosys has got a wide spectrum of users from the Asian, European and some of the African countries. Thus, for each product there is a considerable sphere of influence across the World. On the other hand the companies are even successful with projects that have been outsourced to them. But, products earn much compared to projects (after all, projects are part of the development of a product!).This is the key point where we are taken aback. Though there are a lot of companies in India, it is flooded with PROJECTS rather than PRODUCTS (in software industry).
We get awestruck if we come to know that majority of the coders who made software like Windows Vista are Indians. This is the true picture that tracks the brain drain that the country is suffering with.
Still, we have the potent to create opportunities by thinking on what to make (product) rather than which to take part (project) that makes India from "developing" to "developed". Better late than never! Let us do what India needs from us. Let us make an effort to use our intellect for the development of our country rather than investing for the others.