Infosys Crisis

The police suspected the trio might have made about Rs 15 lakh so far as commission from taxpayers

Former CFO and deputy CFO could be approached to assist in the probe

On Monday, NYSE-listed Infosys had said it had received whistleblower complaints alleging "unethical practices" by its top executives to boost short-term revenue and profit

Highly successful leaders are driven by 'self-actualisation need'

Firm to hold consultations to determine future course of action

Infosys is trying to revive employee morale and reach out to customers despite an imminent board shakeout and assuring them that it is business as usual for delivering projects Days after the interim chief executive officer Pravin Rao wrote to employees telling them to stay focused on work and the scrutiny of the company can be "unsettling"; the Indian IT services major has uploaded a video with messages from the employees saying how they are unperturbed by the ongoing issues at the management level. The company's first non-founder chief executive Vishal Sikka stepped down from his role last week citing "continuous" and malicious attacks by the founders including N R Narayana Murthy. This resulted in a sharp fall in stock price and significant erosion of market capital. While Infosys has accused Murthy of running a "misguided campaign", the co-founder reiterated that the board has failed in corporate governance, an issue which was for the first time raised when Infosys committed a ..

Large investors' take on Infosys will be critical in shaping the company's narrative

Though 50-year-old Sikka resigned on Friday, the company's Board appointed him as Vice-Chairman

Venkatesan met the minister and is believed to have apprised him of the developments at Infosy