<ul><li>A new breed of tech influencers known as 'Didi Bhaiya' has emerged in India's digital landscape, offering online courses and promising lucrative salaries to aspiring software developers.</li><li>Criticism from the tech community highlights concerns about the authenticity of teachings, dilution of skillset, and erosion of trust in candidates who undergo such courses.</li><li>The business model of selling dreams through courses priced between ₹5,000 to ₹50,000 has raised financial concerns and been likened to modern-day pyramid schemes.</li><li>Amidst the controversy, some influencers like Abdul Bari and platforms like FreeCodeCamp stand out for offering quality content without sensationalism, emphasizing genuine learning over flashy promises.</li></ul>

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