- Terrible wrath of nature in Nepal!
- Veteran Infosys officials missing after floods!
- What exactly is the update?
Infosys Executive Missing : Severe floods and landslides in Nepal have caused a lot of damage. Many people lost their lives in this sudden natural calamity. Many tourists along with locals were also in Nepal at that time. Many Indians who went there after this terrible flood are also missing. An alarming news has come to light that the senior officer of this Infosys company, Lux Gopisetty, has gone missing. No contact could be made with them after the flood. What exactly was the last information”color: #3366ff;”> FSSAI Big Decision Delhi : Hotel-restaurants in Delhi will not be raided! FSSAI's Big Announcement, But What Decision?
Lux Gopisetty, CEO of Infosys Public Services, a subsidiary of Infosys, is missing after the disaster in Nepal. Infosys explained that he was on a trip to Nepal and has been missing since the floods. The company further said that its priority is to find them, contact them and ensure their safety. The company said, 'He could not be contacted after his visit to Nepal.
what is the situation
Currently, our team is working with various agencies to gather information and contact them. We are also in constant touch with his family and are helping them in this difficult time. Our sympathies are with all those affected by this tragedy and others. The Company expresses its deepest condolences on the devastating floods in Nepal and the loss of life and property caused by it'.
What is the exact role of Gopisetty in the company?
According to his profile on the Infosys website, Gopisetty is the CEO of Infosys Public Services, a subsidiary of Infosys. A company that focuses on the public sector in the US and Canada. Gopisetty advises public sector organizations on strategy, technology, operations and transformation to support their operations, as well as targeting the company's strategy and operations to achieve its objectives.
Earlier, he served as Global Vice President and Head of Business Applications, Digital Workspace Services at Infosys. Where he expanded the field globally to America, Europe and Asia. Prior to joining Infosys, Gopisetty was MD at Accenture, where he led a segment of the Health and Public Services business in North America. Infosys' website also mentions that it has also built businesses in Bearingpoint, IBM, PwC and HCL.
Another 320 Indians missing
The Ministry of External Affairs said on Friday that at least 320 Indians are missing and 400 others are stranded on the China border due to severe floods along the Nepal-Tibet border. India is ready to provide all possible assistance to Kathmandu to handle the situation.
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