Mohandas Pai

The company said that characterising a routine move as 'a setback' is exaggerated and attention-seeking

'We need to be disciplined and improve our work productivity. I think unless we do that, what can poor government do?' Murthy said in a podcast

Industry veteran T V Mohandas Pai has said startups which do almost all their business in India and have all their employees here should resist any pressure from large investors to domicile outside, as the former Infosys director and chairman of Aarin Capital cited key lessons to be drawn from the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. Pai advised founders of India-centric startups "to be careful" and "not get carried away" by investors who force companies they fund, to domicile in the US and open bank accounts there as well. Pai said Silicon Valley Bank was a startup-friendly bank and its collapse is a "blow" to the startup ecosystem. "Just how big is the blow, is something that we have to watch from startup to startup, and founder to founder," Pai told PTI. He added that the exposure of Indian startup ecosystem to Silicon Valley Bank is not too high. Pai has a word of advice for entrepreneurs and founders -- startups whose businesses are centered around India and have very little to do

Venting his ire as Bengaluru got 43rd rank out of 45 in the garbage-free city category of the nationwide Swachh Sarvekshan cleanliness ranking, T.V. Mohandas Pai on Monday termed it a big shame

Governance experts call for further probe into the matter

The funds raised will be utilised for enhanced investments on product development & marketing in India, SEA and Middle East markets.

India's tech sector to employ 10 mn engineers in next 10 years, says former Infosys CFO at InFinity Forum

Pai alleged that the microblogging platform has become ideological, biased and is no longer neutral.

The four who quit include former Infosys CFOs Mohandas Pai and V Balakrishnan, Raj Kondur, co-founder of Chrys Capital, and Abhay Jain, adviser to Manipal Education & Medical Group

The Rs 50,000-crore MSME fund of funds has an uphill task ahead, but there's plenty it can learn from problems with the Rs 10,000 crore start-up fund of funds launched five years ago

Mohandas Pai expects food delivery platforms Swiggy and Zomato, as well as PhonePe and Myntra to list in local markets in next few years

Firms have to move from just scale to building a smaller, more specialised talent pool

'It's going to happen again and again and again every five years,' said Pai

Aims to bet heavily on domestic funds

'UP can learn from Karnataka IT model'

Tech investor said citizens have voted NDA to power to prevent tax terrorism

Nikita Puri makes sense of Mohandas Pai's social and political views

The fund will look to invest in entrepreneurs and startups that have a deep technology focus.