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Bengaluru, long regarded as India's Silicon Valley, is facing increasing scrutiny as language-related tensions impact business operations. In a significant development, Kaushik Mukherjee, founder of a mid-sized tech firm, has announced plans to shut down his company's Bengaluru office within six months and relocate operations to Pune.
Mukherjee made the announcement via his X (formerly Twitter) account, stating, "Today, I took a decision to wind up our Bangalore office in the next 6 months and move it to Pune. If this language nonsense is to continue, I don't want my non-Kannada-speaking staff to be the next victim. This idea was...