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View: Covid 3rd wave to attack kids, here's how India should prepare for it

According to one of India’s best virologists, Dr Ravi from Nimhans Bengaluru, the third wave is likely to attack children, since most adults are already infected or immunised.

Karnataka sees low vaccination turnout, even as state aims for six lakh inoculated this week

The turnout of people who volunteered for vaccination was 47% by Monday evening, which reflected a further drop compared to the last two days. The government has vaccinated 53,341 people against its target of 108,922 people since Saturday, when vaccination commenced nationwide. Karnataka had reported a turnout of 63% on Saturday and 58% on Sunday. The government and health experts believe a number of factors could have slowed the vaccination programme even as the healthcare officials seek to shift the gear.

Ravi Venkatesan steps down from Infosys board

Venkatesan, a former Microsoft India chairman was brought in on the board of Infosys in 2011 by founder N R Narayana Murthy.

Watch: Ravi Venkatesan quits as Infosys independent director

Infosys: Ex-CFO pats Nandan Nilekani for correcting previous wrongs over CEO's pay

Balakrishnan said it is important for the board to clearly articulate the performance metrics for the vesting of variable salaries to senior management.

Former Infosys CFO V Balakrishnan demands discontinuance of certain board members

In view of the current development it is all the more important to restructure the board and fill it with people of high integrity and stature, Balakrishnan added.

BG Srinivas, Ashok Vemuri front runners for Infosys CEO post

Infosys is also exploring possibilities to create a deputy CEO role. It has interviewed a slew of candidates, including some executives from Oracle and Google.

Analysts say Infosys back to its old conservative ways

The sharp cut in Infosys' guidance indicates a return to its old practice of guidance so conservative that it cannot fail to meet it, said analysts.

Why the idea of a renewed Infosys is difficult without NR Narayana Murthy's blessings

The past six years on Infosys’ board of directors have been rocky, even allowing for the ill-fated tenure of the first non-founder CEO Vishal Sikka.

How 'conspiracy of circumstances' forced Nandan Nilekani to return to Infosys

Board’s scathing attack on Murthy and resignation of its members amid clamour to bring back Infosys cofounder as an advisor led to his comeback.

Nandan Nilekani back at Infosys, named as Chairman of Board; R Seshasayee resigns as Chairman

Nilekani took over as CEO from NRN in March 2002 and passed on the reins to his successor Kris Gopalakrishnan, who took over as CEO in 2007.

Murthy Vs Infosys Board: A leaf out of the Ramayana

Status of Murthy, at this point, is no different than Lord Ram who doubted the chastity of his wife Sita on a washerman’s hearsay.

Nandan Nilekani's return turns tide in favour of Narayana Murthy

"Nilekani's stature has given the founders an upper hand in the battle against the board," said a senior manager at Infosys in Bengaluru, asking not to be named.

Infosys crisis: Co-chairman Ravi Venkatesan meets FM Arun Jaitley

Last Friday, the first non-founder CEO of Infosys, Vishal Sikka resigned from the company following months of acrimony with high-profile founders, led by NR Narayana Murthy.

Is Murthy really wrong in his tirade against Infosys board?

T V Mohandas Pai felt Sikka might be just trying to cover up his "bad performance."

ET Start-up Awards 2017: Ravi Shankar Prasad, Narayana Murthy, Nandan Nilekani make it a night to remember

A-listers from the startup world, top ministers, doyens of tech world made it a night to remember.

Vishal Sikka made up his mind a week ago, Narayana Murthy's letter not the trigger

Infosys was reluctant to let Sikka go and repeatedly tried to dissuade him from quitting for about a week, sources with direct knowledge of the matter told ET.

Here are four contenders who could succeed Vishal Sikka at Infosys

Infosys is likely to pick an insider to succeed CEO Vishal Sikka, who resigned after three years on the job, leaving the board with a task that won’t be easy.

It is a sordid saga at Infosys, board has not acted responsibly: Ajay Bagga

“The kind of press conferences all the players have held, we have hit a new low today in Indian corporate history.”

Watch: Difficult to deal with continuous allegations, says Sikka

Narayana Murthy on the backfoot, says he was only ensuring checks & balances

"Checks and balances are required in every company, and I was only doing that,” Murthy said.

Finding Vishal Sikka's replacement to be a challenge: Infosys co-chairman Ravi Venkatesan

Venkatesan said the new CEO will follow the current transformation strategy laid out by Sikka in the last 3 years.

Founders identify deeply with the company they build: Ravi Venkatesan, Co-Chairman, Infosys

"Founders are different from you and I and normal CEOs and so forth. The company they build is an expression of themselves," said Venkatesan.