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"All Infosys Employees In Israel Safe," Says CEO As War Enters 6th Day
Indian IT services company Infosys on Thursday said all its employees in Israel are safe.
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Can't Do My Job While Constantly Defending Attacks: Vishal Sikka
Stating that the decision had weighed on him as he wrestled the pros and cons, Sikka said he was clear in his decision.
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17-Year-Old's Throat Slit In Public In Telangana, Attacker Arrested
A 17-year-old girl was killed by a man in Telangana's Adilabad district yesterday - her throat slit in full public view in front of her home - allegedly because she rejected his advances in an incident disturbingly similar to the murder of an Infosys employee in Chennai last month.
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Techie Arrested For Chennai Infosys Employee's Murder
A week after a 24-year-old Infosys techie was hacked to death at a bustling railway station in Chennai, the police on Friday arrested the alleged attacker from Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu.
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'No One Tried To Save My Daughter,' Says Chennai Infosys Techie's Father
24-year-old S Swathi bled to death at a busy railway station in Chennai on Friday, after being hacked by an alleged stalker while she was waiting for her train to work. Those who witnessed the attack failed to react; the police say many walked away from the gruesome scene and took the next train.
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Infosys Techie Murder: Suspected Killer's Escape Captured On CCTV
24-year-old Swathi S, an Infosys employee, was attacked by a man with a sickle at a busy railway station on Friday. She bled to death on the platform as commuters watched but did nothing to save her. Now, new CCTV footage shows the suspected killer escaping the scene after the horrendous crime.
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Infosys Techie Hacked To Death In Chennai, Suspect's Footage Released
A 24-year-old woman who worked for IT major Infosys was hacked to death on Friday morning at a railway station in Chennai, by a man who had allegedly stalked her for months.
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Infosys Techie Raghavendran Ganeshan's Body Arrives In Chennai
The body of Infosys employee, who was killed in the Brussels attacks, arrived in Chennai today.
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Jayalalithaa Condoles Death Of Infosys Techie In Brussels
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today condoled the death of Infosys employee Raghavendran Ganeshan in the terror attack in Brussels, saying he symbolises hard work and spirit of enterprise that characterise knowledge workers from the state.
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Infosys Techie's Body To Be Taken To Chennai, Say Officials
The body of the Infosys employee, who was killed in the Brussels attacks, will be taken to Chennai today, officials said.
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Brussels Attacks: Mumbai Family's Search For Techie Comes To Heart-Breaking End
Raghavendran Ganesan, whose parents live in Mumbai, has been confirmed dead.
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Raghavendran Ganesan, Software Engineer From India, Dies In Brussels Attack
A photograph of Raghavendran Ganesan on Facebook shows the software engineer at his wedding, embracing his bride, his neck adorned with garlands as flower petals filled the air surrounding the couple.
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Infosys Employee Missing After Brussels Attacks Is Dead: Indian Embassy
Raghavendran Ganeshan, the Infosys employee missing since the Brussels terror attacks last Tuesday, is dead, India's ambassador to Belgium confirmed on Monday. His body was found by Belgian authorities in the metro train at Maelbeek station where one of the bombs went off.
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Missing Infosys Employee Was Traveling By Metro, Tweets Sushma Swaraj
The Infosys employee who has been missing in Brussels since Tuesday's deadly terror attacks was "travelling in the metro", Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted this morning.
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Infosys Employee Missing After Attacks In Belgium
An Indian missing since the Brussels attacks on Tuesday has been identified as Raghavendran Ganesh, an Infosys employee who works in the Belgian capital. The Indian embassy said it's making all efforts to establish contact with him.
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"All Infosys Employees In Israel Safe," Says CEO As War Enters 6th Day
Indian IT services company Infosys on Thursday said all its employees in Israel are safe.
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Can't Do My Job While Constantly Defending Attacks: Vishal Sikka
Stating that the decision had weighed on him as he wrestled the pros and cons, Sikka said he was clear in his decision.
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17-Year-Old's Throat Slit In Public In Telangana, Attacker Arrested
A 17-year-old girl was killed by a man in Telangana's Adilabad district yesterday - her throat slit in full public view in front of her home - allegedly because she rejected his advances in an incident disturbingly similar to the murder of an Infosys employee in Chennai last month.
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Techie Arrested For Chennai Infosys Employee's Murder
A week after a 24-year-old Infosys techie was hacked to death at a bustling railway station in Chennai, the police on Friday arrested the alleged attacker from Tirunelveli in Tamil Nadu.
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'No One Tried To Save My Daughter,' Says Chennai Infosys Techie's Father
24-year-old S Swathi bled to death at a busy railway station in Chennai on Friday, after being hacked by an alleged stalker while she was waiting for her train to work. Those who witnessed the attack failed to react; the police say many walked away from the gruesome scene and took the next train.
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Infosys Techie Murder: Suspected Killer's Escape Captured On CCTV
24-year-old Swathi S, an Infosys employee, was attacked by a man with a sickle at a busy railway station on Friday. She bled to death on the platform as commuters watched but did nothing to save her. Now, new CCTV footage shows the suspected killer escaping the scene after the horrendous crime.
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Infosys Techie Hacked To Death In Chennai, Suspect's Footage Released
A 24-year-old woman who worked for IT major Infosys was hacked to death on Friday morning at a railway station in Chennai, by a man who had allegedly stalked her for months.
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Infosys Techie Raghavendran Ganeshan's Body Arrives In Chennai
The body of Infosys employee, who was killed in the Brussels attacks, arrived in Chennai today.
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Jayalalithaa Condoles Death Of Infosys Techie In Brussels
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today condoled the death of Infosys employee Raghavendran Ganeshan in the terror attack in Brussels, saying he symbolises hard work and spirit of enterprise that characterise knowledge workers from the state.
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Infosys Techie's Body To Be Taken To Chennai, Say Officials
The body of the Infosys employee, who was killed in the Brussels attacks, will be taken to Chennai today, officials said.
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Brussels Attacks: Mumbai Family's Search For Techie Comes To Heart-Breaking End
Raghavendran Ganesan, whose parents live in Mumbai, has been confirmed dead.
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Raghavendran Ganesan, Software Engineer From India, Dies In Brussels Attack
A photograph of Raghavendran Ganesan on Facebook shows the software engineer at his wedding, embracing his bride, his neck adorned with garlands as flower petals filled the air surrounding the couple.
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Infosys Employee Missing After Brussels Attacks Is Dead: Indian Embassy
Raghavendran Ganeshan, the Infosys employee missing since the Brussels terror attacks last Tuesday, is dead, India's ambassador to Belgium confirmed on Monday. His body was found by Belgian authorities in the metro train at Maelbeek station where one of the bombs went off.
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Missing Infosys Employee Was Traveling By Metro, Tweets Sushma Swaraj
The Infosys employee who has been missing in Brussels since Tuesday's deadly terror attacks was "travelling in the metro", Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj tweeted this morning.
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Infosys Employee Missing After Attacks In Belgium
An Indian missing since the Brussels attacks on Tuesday has been identified as Raghavendran Ganesh, an Infosys employee who works in the Belgian capital. The Indian embassy said it's making all efforts to establish contact with him.
