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Infosys Technologies is one of the few Indian companies that has changed the way the world looks at India. No longer is India a land of snake charmers and beggars. It is now perceived as an economic giant to reckon with, bursting with brilliant software engineers and ambitious entrepreneurs. And Infosys is an symbol of India's information technology glory. The idea of Infosys was born on a morning in January 1981. That fateful day, N R Narayana Murthy and six software engineers sat in his apartment debating how they could create a company to write software codes.Six months later, Infosys was registered as a private limited company on July 2, 1981. Infosys co-founder N S Raghavan's house in ...
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Vinaya Kumar
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Nice information Veena, really very inspiring......We all should learn from Narayan Murty. He really is a idol for today's new generation....Thanks for sharing...
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Padmanabhan R
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Thanks for sharing madam, narayana murthy is one of the best finance managers India could ever produce.
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Makrand Bhave
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When you are unaware that TALENT does exist and it was LATENT so far, it just surprises you!! The media is doing good in getting such talent directly into public eye. It helps in developing more vocations and more opportunities for the mass to...
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Vinaya Kumar
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But then sanjay media also has to show what is really happening right even when media gave importance to unwanted people but then they also showed what happened to them atlast right. so i agree with you the media should prioritize the content but then...
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Lakshmi Eyyunni
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Excess of anything is bad and its similar thing incase of over exposure of ordianary people to make them extraordinary.
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Sandeep Sutar
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No there should be no problem for indians who are living there because everybody from whites to blacks and even Indians who are living there unanimoously elected him as the president so he has drawn out plans keeping in mind for everybody, so...
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Bharat Satija
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Yes there will be problems for Indians who are there because from now he is going to bring back the jobs to America which were mostly oursourced for other countries and majority belonged to india and indians so there will be no drastic affect but...
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I dont think this will have any impact on business as we r still going through the recession phase... and if american wants to payy for bread and butter they nedd to provide business to India or china...They prefer to have it in India because of...
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Vinaya Kumar
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yes there will be greater effect on the IT industry as such the whole government is changing in the US and may be the new government there might not appreciate too much of outsourcing during the financial crisis.
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With his(obama) conservative stance on outsourcing and the current global financial mess, we will see a negative impact on offshoring in the short term but in the long run we will see more offshoring. They (US) don’t have that many engineers. How...
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What i think, Where India lags is with its infrastructure and a lack of a strong hospital network, if India can put its act together, and if the government and the industry can work together, the country can top the list in another two years...
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