Narayana Murthy news: In a very significant and shocking prediction Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy said that certain areas in India could become uninhabitable in the next 20-25 years. The famous corporate leader also added that the process would lead to these places becoming uninhabitable due to changing temperature and weather patterns prompting a wave of migration out of these cities. Heres all the details of what he has mentioned in his recent address. The famous business leader has said that the cities like Bengaluru Pune and Hyderabad present significant challenges for residents due to problems such as traffic congestion and pollution but the problems could rise. Murthy highlighted that several countries of Africa along with India are particularly susceptible to global warming issues and predictions indicate that in the next 20 to 25 years certain areas in India could become uninhabitable. Narayana Murthy talks about cooperating with politicians We in India particularly the corporate sector have to cooperate with politicians and bureaucrats and ensure that there is no mass migration. That is the challenge the Infosys co-founder said during an event in Pune. Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy mentioned that the global warming process could result in mass migration to cities like Bengaluru Pune and Hyderabad from the uninhabitable regions. Narayana Murthy calls for helping underprivileged “We must care for the underprivileged sections of society or else we are no better than animals. Merely wrapping oneself in the national flag does not make one a true nationalist” Narayana Murthy passionately urged the younger generation. Narayana Murthy defends 70-hour workweek concept again calls on youth to work hard Infosys co-founder Narayana Murthy has reiterated the call to work 70-hour a week urging young people in India to work hard for the country’s growth. Murthy first suggested the idea of a 70-hour work week in 2023 to boost the country’s growth. While he invited widespread criticism from people and doctors the concept was hailed by many including Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal. Murthy during his recent visit to Kolkata said that the younger generation needs to realise that they have to “work hard and work towards making India number one.” He emphasised the need for Indians to strive for excellence. At Infosys I said we will go to the best and compare ourselves with the best global companies. Once we compare ourselves with the best global companies I can tell you we Indians have a lot to do Murthy said speaking at the Indian Chamber of Commerces centenary launch alongside RPSG Group Chairman Sanjiv Goenka. (With inputs from agencies)