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    ‘Rs 35,000 for 1BHK flat’: Bengaluru doctor reveals the ‘biggest lie’ told by landlords about the flats to prospective tenants

    While Bengaluru attracts tech professionals all over the world due to being Silicon Valley and a business hub in India, it is very difficult to get affordable, quality housing in the city. One Bengaluru-based doctor lamented at all the bottlenecks he had suffered while hunting for a flat.

    Karnataka Congress MLA seals well infront of his home after astrologer's calls it an obstacle between him and cabinet seat

    Congress MLA Gopal Krishna Belur has rejected claims that an open well near his Gandhi Nagar residence was shut because of astrological or vastu considerations. He said the well was not a municipal property and maintained that another public well had been completed beforehand. Belur also accused former BJP MLA Harathalu Halappa and others of using the issue for electoral politics and announced plans to pursue defamation cases.

    ‘How long can you stare at your wife?’: L&T chief advocates 90-hour work week

    Larsen & Toubro chairman SN Subrahmanyan's remarks about employees working 90-hour weeks and Sundays have drawn criticism. His comments, suggesting employees should work on weekends like he does, were seen in a video that surfaced on social media. This comes after Infosys founder Narayana Murthy's controversial call for a 70-hour work week.

    Infosys cofounder Shibulal's son, daughter-in-law offload shares worth Rs 435 crore

    Cumulatively, Shreyas and Bhairavi Shibulal sold 0.06% and 0.02% of their respective shareholding in Infosys, cofounded by Shibulal along with six others including Narayan Murthy and current chairman Nandan Nilekani.

    Will ChatGPT take away IT coding jobs? Narayana Murthy replies

    Speaking to the press on the sidelines of the Nasscom Technology and Leadership Forum, Narayan Murthy said, “In 1977-78 there was a thing called program generators. Everybody said the youngsters will lose all jobs, it didn't happen….. the human mind is the most flexible instrument. It can adapt very well. And all that happened was people start solving bigger and bigger problems, which these program generators could not handle.”

    Humans won't let AI replace them, says Infosys founder NR Narayan Murthy

    Infosys founder NR Narayan Murthy spoke about the future of AI and the viral chatbot, ChatGPT, which took the world by storm when it first debuted.

    The Economic Times
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