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Bengaluru Techie Jumped Off 9th Floor Of Genpact Office
Gulshan Chopra, a techie at Genpact, was working late as usual on Monday night. Then, at around midnight, he killed himself by jumping off the ninth floor of his office.
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Bangalore techie kills wife, then jumps to death from 13th floor
A software engineer allegedly stabbed his wife to death and then committed suicide by jumping from their 13-floor residence near Bangalore, a top police official said today.
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25-year-old Infosys employee allegedly commits suicide in Mysore
A 25-year-old employee of an IT firm in Karnataka's Mysore was found hanging from a fan in his rented house. This is the 5th case of a techie committing suicide in the last 3 months in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai. Companies say, not seeking help is one big reason for the spate of suicides in the IT world.
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Bangalore techie's body reaches back home from US
The body of Pawan Kumar, the 26-year-old techie from Karnataka who allegedly committed suicide at a hotel in New Jersey last month, was brought at the Bangalore International Airport (BIA) here by an Indian Airlines flight. Four officials of Cognizant, the IT company where Pawan worked in the US, accompanied the body from the US, Gunaseela, Pawan's...
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Bangalore techie death: Cognizant says body is ready to be brought to India
IT firm Cognizant today said the funeral home in the U.S has received the body of Pawan Kumar, a techie from Karnataka who allegedly committed suicide at a hotel in New Jersey recently, from the Medical Examiner's office and was ready to transport it back to India.
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Techie death: Family agrees to bring body from US
Father of Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, a techie from Karnataka who allegedly committed suicide at a US hotel, today said they have agreed to bring back the body to India.
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Techie death in US: Body still not back, family threaten protests against employer
A relative of Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, a techie from Karnataka who allegedly committed suicide at a hotel in New Jersey in the US, today said the family will stage protest against his employer, IT firm Congnizant, for not "helping" them bring back the body.
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Bangalore techie found dead in US left suicide note: Authorities
A 26-year-old Indian employee at an IT firm, who was found dead in an apparent suicide by "drug overdose" in a New Jersey hotel last week, had left a suicide note, authorities said.
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Bangalore techie found dead in US hotel
A 26-year-old Indian employee at an IT firm, who was accused of murdering an American woman, was found dead after he allegedly committed suicide due to suspected drug overdose at a New Jersey hotel. Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, 26, a software engineer, was in the US on an assignment with IT firm Cognizant.
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Bangalore techie death: Police refuses to rule out suicide
It was a gruesome discovery inside a car in Bangalore on Tuesday. The body of a young man, his head wrapped in plastic and bound with tape. His body was seen in the car by people passing by, who then alerted the police.
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Bengaluru Techie Jumped Off 9th Floor Of Genpact Office
Gulshan Chopra, a techie at Genpact, was working late as usual on Monday night. Then, at around midnight, he killed himself by jumping off the ninth floor of his office.
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Bangalore techie kills wife, then jumps to death from 13th floor
A software engineer allegedly stabbed his wife to death and then committed suicide by jumping from their 13-floor residence near Bangalore, a top police official said today.
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25-year-old Infosys employee allegedly commits suicide in Mysore
A 25-year-old employee of an IT firm in Karnataka's Mysore was found hanging from a fan in his rented house. This is the 5th case of a techie committing suicide in the last 3 months in Hyderabad, Bangalore and Chennai. Companies say, not seeking help is one big reason for the spate of suicides in the IT world.
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Bangalore techie's body reaches back home from US
The body of Pawan Kumar, the 26-year-old techie from Karnataka who allegedly committed suicide at a hotel in New Jersey last month, was brought at the Bangalore International Airport (BIA) here by an Indian Airlines flight. Four officials of Cognizant, the IT company where Pawan worked in the US, accompanied the body from the US, Gunaseela, Pawan's...
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Bangalore techie death: Cognizant says body is ready to be brought to India
IT firm Cognizant today said the funeral home in the U.S has received the body of Pawan Kumar, a techie from Karnataka who allegedly committed suicide at a hotel in New Jersey recently, from the Medical Examiner's office and was ready to transport it back to India.
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Techie death: Family agrees to bring body from US
Father of Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, a techie from Karnataka who allegedly committed suicide at a US hotel, today said they have agreed to bring back the body to India.
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Techie death in US: Body still not back, family threaten protests against employer
A relative of Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, a techie from Karnataka who allegedly committed suicide at a hotel in New Jersey in the US, today said the family will stage protest against his employer, IT firm Congnizant, for not "helping" them bring back the body.
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Bangalore techie found dead in US left suicide note: Authorities
A 26-year-old Indian employee at an IT firm, who was found dead in an apparent suicide by "drug overdose" in a New Jersey hotel last week, had left a suicide note, authorities said.
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Bangalore techie found dead in US hotel
A 26-year-old Indian employee at an IT firm, who was accused of murdering an American woman, was found dead after he allegedly committed suicide due to suspected drug overdose at a New Jersey hotel. Pawan Kumar Anjaiah, 26, a software engineer, was in the US on an assignment with IT firm Cognizant.
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Bangalore techie death: Police refuses to rule out suicide
It was a gruesome discovery inside a car in Bangalore on Tuesday. The body of a young man, his head wrapped in plastic and bound with tape. His body was seen in the car by people passing by, who then alerted the police.
