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Example of how literate need to be educated: Lekhi on Nadella's CAA remarks
Taking on Microsoft's Indian-born CEO Satya Nadella over his remarks on the Citizenship Amendment Act, BJP MP Meenakashi Lekhi on Tuesday said it is the "perfect example" of how the literate need to be educated. Responding to a question by BuzzFeed on the CAA, Nadella was quoted as saying that what is happening in the country is "sad" and "just bad". Speaking to editors at a Microsoft event in New York, he also said he would love to see a Bangladeshi immigrant who comes to India create the next unicorn in India. "How literate need to be educated! Perfect example," Lekhi said on Twitter in response, and also posted Nadella's statement issued by Microsoft India. "Precise reason for CAA is to grant opportunities to persecuted minorities from Bangladesh, Pakistan & Afghanistan. How about granting these opportunities to Syrian Muslims instead of Yezidis in USA?" she went on to say. After the BuzzFeed tweet quoting Nadella, Microsoft India issued a statement in which its CEO said every
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Microsoft appoints Rajiv Kumar as Microsoft India (R&D) managing director
Kumar takes over from Anil Bhansali who will be corporate vice president of cloud and enterprise division
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We'll focus on supporting enterprises: Anant Maheshwari of Microsoft India
In a Q&A, the President of Microsoft India dwells on his company's plans to partner with the country's MSME sector
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I-T tribunal sends back Microsoft transfer pricing case to tax officer
The assessing officer had made an addition of over Rs 2 billion in the taxable income of Microsoft India, said Gopal Bohra
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Microsoft employees get 4-week paid leave under new paternal leave policy
With effect from February 2016, maternity leave at Microsoft India is 26 weeks
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Microsoft India bets big on its security unit to drive cloud growth
Microsoft's DCU uses big data analytics, forensics, novel legal strategies to secure data of clients
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Microsoft Ventures accelerator program looks to reposition itself
To focus on mature startups that are brought in through reference from ecosystem partners
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