I think Go adoption is still limited to bleeding edge startups in India. Go libraries from top Indian startups on GitHub doesn't seem to be maintained or seems volunteer work.
Where as Python did pay really well, I myself paid a fortune to my python devs working on computer-networking projects in my startup between 2014-19 as there weren't many python devs doing computer-networking in India. I guess most python devs are working on Datascience/ML and it sure does pay really well considering cost-of-living in India.
Java is still pretty much the staple in enterprise software and in large outsourcing companies(Which I believe is because of legacy products in U.S. companies/Govt. which provide projects for them). Even in India large Govt. infrastructure SW projects use Java.
Where as Python did pay really well, I myself paid a fortune to my python devs working on computer-networking projects in my startup between 2014-19 as there weren't many python devs doing computer-networking in India. I guess most python devs are working on Datascience/ML and it sure does pay really well considering cost-of-living in India.
Java is still pretty much the staple in enterprise software and in large outsourcing companies(Which I believe is because of legacy products in U.S. companies/Govt. which provide projects for them). Even in India large Govt. infrastructure SW projects use Java.