Nearly a week after chief minister H D Kumaraswamy visited the Infosys campus at Electronics City, the IT major's chairman and chief mentor N R Narayana Murthy showered appreciation on the CM for his proactive steps. | |
| "I find a new sense of determination and urgency to do something. The CM is a very hard working person. I was amazed to learn that he works for 20 hours a day. He gets up very early... I am optimistic about him," he told reporters on Thursday. |
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| Murthy is of the opinion that Kumaraswamy "should be given time. He is moving in the right direction. I am optimistic that he will make the state a better place," he added. |
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| Last week, the CM visited the Infosys campus and described it as an asset of the state. "I feel proud that Infosys, founded by a Kannadiga, is among the top IT firms in the world. The company has brought worldwide laurels for Bangalore," the CM had said. |
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| When asked whether the state government's move to take over the Bangalore Mysore Infrastructure Corridor (BMIC) project would discourage investors, Murthy said: "I do not have the exact data on that subject and I cannot comment on it." |
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