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Negligence on part of infy by sanju on 2009-07-10 13:16:13.853284+05:30 Very True!While the top executives send millions for luxury travel,they are ready to gamble with lives of junior employees by sending them as far as pune from mysore by bus. The least they could have done is to have sent them by train. But then cost cutting is more important for them I guess. This company has no human values

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infosys bus accident by RAJEEV AGARWAL on 2009-06-01 18:23:38.142081+05:30 It is really a very shoking news. One of the victim, Tushar Agarwal was my niece. One should ask the mother who has lost his son. It is completely negligence on part of Infosys, who has sent their employees on such a long journey by bus.

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1 i lost my brother

by Mitali mishra on 2009-07-28 17:42:26.834535+05:30Yes I lost my brother,and we are shocked still we are not able to accept the truth,and this was because of the mistake and irresponsibility of infosys management.they should have sent the employees through train.I have lost my sweet brother KUSH .

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