He has a valid point in my opinion!. He is not even compelling everybody to work 70 hours, rather he is giving a reason to work.
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Murthy is out of touch. The reality is that many young people are struggling to make ends meet, not shirking hard work. His comments come across as tone-deaf and dismissive of real economic challenges.
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