Among the business honchos expected to be there are Reliance chairman Mukesh Ambani, Tata Group's N Chandrasekaran, Infosys co-founder Nandan Nilekani, and Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath
India’s wealthiest families are leading a new era of giving. From Shiv Nadar’s ₹2,708 crore to the Poonawallas’ ₹173 crore, 2025 marks a record-breaking year in philanthropy.
Nilekani served as the CEO of Infosys from March 2002 to April 2007. He succeeded Narayana Murthy and was succeeded by Kris Gopalakrishnan after completing his five-year tenure
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The promoters, who collectively hold 13.05% of Infosys’ equity, communicated their decision through letters dated between September 14 and 19, 2025, expressing their intention to abstain from the buyback exercise.
Nandan Nilekani served as the Chairman of the Unique Identification Authority of India from July 2009 to March 2014.
Speaking after his recent visit to Mumbai, Starmer noted that while Aadhaar’s focus is on welfare delivery, the Brit Card would initially be used to curb illegal migrant working, a move already stirring privacy debates back home
Nilekani, who played a pivotal role in building Aadhar and the UPI platform, stressed that AI in India should focus on improving lives — be it through language learning, healthcare or education.
Prashant Kishor, whose party is set to contest the upcoming assembly elections, revealed that he had attempted to initiate this in Bihar under the Bihar Vikas Mission in 2015.
At Infosys' 44th Annual General Meeting, Chairperson Nandan Nilekani highlighted strong execution in fiscal 2025 amid global uncertainty. Infosys posted 4.2% growth in constant currency, with revenues of US$19.2 billion, a 21.1% operating margin, and record free cash flow of US$4.1 billion—up 41.8% from FY24. Large deal TCV stood at US$11.6 billion. A total dividend of ₹43 per share was declared, and the company reaffirmed its policy to return 85% of free cash flow over five years. Amid rising AI, energy, and geopolitical disruptions, Infosys positions itself as a stable, future-ready partner through innovation, diversification, and strong client relationships.
At the 44th AGM, Infosys Chairperson Nandan Nilekani highlighted the company’s growing focus on the convergence of AI, cloud, and data through its Infosys Topaz platform. He detailed how Infosys is helping clients stay ahead with AI-powered productivity tools, industry-specific language models, and scalable AI solutions. Cobalt cloud and deep data capabilities strengthen deployment across enterprises. Nilekani emphasized a human-first approach to AI, aiming to build trust while amplifying human potential. With over 15,000 campus hires and 39% women in its 3.2 lakh workforce, Infosys was also recognized globally for ethical leadership, inclusion, and responsible business practices.





