you are not there”: Sudha Murty on her husband Narayana Murthy’s 70-hour work week comment The Oldest Continuously Inhabited City in the World: Damascus, Syria How Many Kilometers Should You ...

It also felt like the snappiest camera on a phone I've ever tried; if you want to capture your dog mid-air or a race car passing by ... If necessary, I'll pay it from my own pocket." Sudha Murthy ...

Murthy spoke for the first time on the issue and emphasised that when people are passionate about their work, time never becomes a limitation. Author-philanthropist Sudha Murthy recently weighed ...

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Sudha Murty addresses her husband Narayana Murthy's 70-hour work week suggestion, emphasizing the hard work and sacrifices behind Infosys' success. She discusses balancing family and professional ...

Author-philanthropist Sudha Murty believes "time never becomes ... The Rajya Sabha member, for the first time, spoke on her husband Narayana Murthy's contentious 70-hour work-week suggestion.

Amid ongoing criticism of billionaire businessman Narayana Murthy’s suggestion that young professionals should work 70 hours a week to be successful, his wife, author and MP Sudha Murthy, has come ...

Sudha Murthy further said that Infosys’ success couldn’t have been possible otherwise; there was no “magic wand” that could make the company “so large”. “It was sheer hard work ...

Kamra also took a jibe at billionaire businessman and Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy, Sudha Murty's husband, for suggesting a 70-hour workweek in his satirical show that lasted about 45 minutes.

Sudha Murthy is an Indian engineering teacher, author of Kannada and English books, and a philanthropist who works with many organisations for the welfare of the common man. She is the chairperson ...

“With my experience in life, I want to tell you that having good relationships, compassion and peace of mind is much more important than achievements, awards, degrees or money.” “There is a ...