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Mr Murthy said although he received widespread backlash on social media over his advice, a lot of "good people" and "NRIs" agreed with his statement.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/narayana-murthy-says-western-friends-nris-agree-with-70-hour-work-advice-4803447#pfrom=home-ndtv_topstories
Oh and to all those who think this is a yardstick to go bye.... and are telling others to follow suit... think again. You want us to work more...pay us to work more.
Step 2: cry every day about income inequality
reminder, this is not US, george soros or mark cuban won't fund your BS DEI thinktank
So start working or get used to poverty
In India anyone who works hard and smart tends to be upwardly mobile, while the woke types can succeed only if they have generational wealth
If you are not already rich, don't fall for this trick it won't serve you well
The only people they're enriching are Murthy himself!