'RBI should not...': Infosys' former CFO Mohandas Pai draws attention towards food inflation
It is to be noted the cost of a vegetarian thali has gone up considerably in 2024 as tomato and potato prices continued to ...
Budget 2025: Ex-Infosys CFO Mohandas Pai seeks income tax slab rethink, says ‘middle class upset due to tax terrorism’
Mohandas Pai criticises the complexity of income tax slabs, urging lower rates for the middle class. He highlights the ...
'This is very wrong': Mohandas Pai as Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan booked under SC/ST Act
The case against Gopalakrishnan and others was filed based on a complaint by Durgappa, a member of the Bovi tribal community ...
‘Searches without solid evidence is an assault on rights’: Mohandas Pai slams death of tech firm founder during ED raid
Nandwana, who was also chairman emeritus, died on January 31 while a search was being conducted by the ED at his residence in ...
‘Great day for India, Yogi should...’: Ex-Infosys CFO Mohandas Pai praises Uttarakhand for implementing UCC
Mohandas Pai congratulated Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami for pioneering the initiative and urged Uttar Pradesh Chief ...
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'This is very wrong': Mohandas Pai as Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan booked under SC/ST Act
Mohandas Pai, former Infosys CFO, has called for fairness in legal proceedings after Infosys co-founder Senapathy Kris Gopalakrishnan and 16 others were charged under the SC/ST Act. "This is very ...
'Big shame on...': Mohandas Pai blasts DK Shivakumar as CEO says Ahmedabad is far ahead of Bengaluru
Mohandas Pai's remarks come after BharatAgri CEO Siddharth Dialani described Ahmedabad as being a decade ahead of Bengaluru ...
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Budget 2025: 'TAX TERRORISM Is Rampant...', 'MIDDLE CLASS In Pain...' | Mohandas Pai
Minister Nirmala Sitharaman | Tax Slap | Tax Slab 2025-26 | Income Tax | Tax On Middle Class Former Infosys CFO TV Mohandas ...
'You give the CEO ₹50 crore...’: Mohandas Pai calls out stagnation in entry-level IT salaries
He further argued that the industry has been exploiting freshers for over a decade, with stagnant wages disproportionately affecting the bottom 50% of employees.