Infosys co-founder, Narayana Murthy, has recently made headlines by purchasing a lavish flat in Bengaluru for an astounding Rs 50 crore. The deal was facilitated by Sadhwani Real Estate Holdings, and the property was owned by a Mumbai-based businessman fo
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Narayana Murthy is the co-founder and former chairman of Infosys, one of India's leading IT companies. He is a prominent figure in the tech industry and known for his strategic vision and leadership.
Narayana Murthy paid Rs 50 crore for the luxury flat in Bengaluru.
The deal was facilitated by Sadhwani Real Estate Holdings, a reputable real estate company known for handling high-profile transactions.
The flat is located in one of the prime locations in Bengaluru, a city known for its thriving tech industry and vibrant cultural scene.
Bengaluru, often called the 'Silicon Valley of India,' has seen a surge in luxury real estate due to its rapid development, the influx of tech professionals, and its appeal as a premier destination for high-net-worth individuals.
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