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IT industry tycoon N R Narayana Murthy, alongside his wife and Rajya Sabha member Sudha Murty, as well as cricket icon Rahul Dravid were among the initial voters on Friday (Apr 26) in the second phase of Lok Sabha elections. Murthy and his wife encouraged citizens, particularly the younger generation, to actively participate in the ongoing voting process. "We get this right to vote once every five years. We have to exercise this right responsibly with a lot of thinking. No one should let g...

Earlier this year, Rohan Murthy's son Ekagrah Murty received Infosys shares worth Rs 240 crore from his grandfather Narayana Murthy

The new work schedule allows executives at Samsung Electronics to choose whether to come in on Saturday or Sunday, giving them some flexibility. However, regular employees will continue to work the usual five days a week.

Diljit Dosanjh opens up about his difficult childhood, where he was sent away to Ludhiana by his parents for a better life. This led to a strained relationship due to lack of communication and financial struggles. However, he still holds immense love and respect for his parents.

Sibling founders of Neon Attack, a neon signboard company, impressed the sharks on Shark Tank India with their customisable and energy-efficient products. Namita Thapar and Aman Gupta joined hands. After negotiations, the founders stuck to their initial valuation of Rs 25 crore, impressing the sharks with their negotiation tactics.

Sudha Murthy Defends Crew Actress Kareena Kapoor As Narayana Murthy Calls Her Out For Ignoring Fans

Madhusudan Kela, responding to the DeepFake video has urged people to not make any investments based on the video and has said that he has not made any such claims or promises. 

A video is going viral on X that shows Narayana Murthy with his wife Sudha Murty, daughter Akshata Murty, and granddaughters in Bengaluru. | Trending

The Murthy couples initial investment in Cloudtail amounted to ₹417 crore ($50 million), rendering this transaction immensely profitable for them.

This isn’t the first time the 77-year-old doyen of the Indian IT industry has referred to the issue of keeping family members of the founders away from the company, a rule that he, along with the others, was instrumental in instituting at the company