💡 How ₹10k started an IT giant's journey
N. R. Narayana Murthy started Infosys by borrowing ₹10,000 from his wife, Sudha Murty, in 1981. This happened in Pune, where their relationship began through shared interest in books. The initial capital of ₹10,000 was a calculated risk, as Murthy's prior venture had failed. Infosys, founded by seven engineers, later became India's first IT company listed on Nasdaq in 1999. Their bond survived disagreements, proving trust was the biggest investment.