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Sundar Pichai’s IIT batchmate became a monk; what he told Google CEO years later

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Sundar Pichai’s IIT batchmate became a monk; what he told Google CEO years later

Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, and Gauranga Das, an ISKCON monk, were IIT classmates back in 1993.

Decades later, they reunited to explore their divergent journeys.

Pichai leads a globally recognized tech powerhouse known for its stress-laden environment, while Das embraces a tranquil, faith-driven life.

Their engaging conversation showcased the variety of success stories stemming from their shared educational background.

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