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Leopard spotted in Infosys Mysuru: Employees asked to work from home, trainees given off till wild animal is captured
Infosys in Mysuru has mandated work-from-home on December 31 after a leopard was spotted on campus. Employees and 4,000 trainees were instructed to stay indoors while a task force was deployed to capture the wild animal.
Leopard scare at Infosys campus: Employees granted work-from-home
Mysuru: A leopard sighting on the Infosys campus in Mysuru has prompted the company to grant employees work-from-home privileges. The State Forest Department has intensified efforts to locate the animal. The leopard was first seen on Monday night, leading the company to instruct employees to work from home on Tuesday.
Leopard wanders into Infosys Mysuru campus, employees asked to work from home
The Infosysy Mysuru campus, which is located near the Hebbal Industrial Area, is close to a reserve forest, home to leopards. The forest department suspected that the leopard might have wandered out in search of food.
Search for leopard at Infosys campus in Mysuru continues, no fresh pugmarks found
Search operations continue at the Infosys campus near Hebbal Industrial Area, Mysuru, after a leopard was spotted on December 31. Officials believe the animal strayed from a nearby reserve forest while searching for food.
Search for leopard on Infosys campus in Mysuru continues
A day after a leopard was sighted on the Infosys campus here, forest authorities continued combing operations there for the second day on Wednesday.
Infosys HR sends employees at Mysuru Campus WFH mail for December 31: Dear Infoscion, a wild animal ...
An unexpected leopard sighting at Infosys' Mysuru campus on December 31 led to the company advising employees to work from home and trainees to stay i
Why Infosys Asked Mysuru Employees To Work From Home
A leopard spotted at Infosys Mysuru on December 31 led to an immediate work-from-home directive for employees. The company has coordinated with local wildlife authorities to ensure campus safety while employees are advised to stay home for the day.
Leopard Search Ongoing On Infosys Mysuru Campus; Employees Advised To Stay Home
Mysuru Forest Department continues search for a leopard spotted on Infosys campus.Employees advised to work remotely as officials deploy surveillance and safety measures.
Leopard on the Loose: Infosys Campus on Alert
A leopard was spotted on the Infosys campus in Mysuru, prompting the forest department to launch a massive search operation. Employees are advised to work from home as officials use drones, cages, and nets to secure the area.
Why Infosys asked Mysuru employees to work from home on December 31. No, not because of New Year's Eve
Infosys employees who sit out of the company’s Mysuru campus were asked to work from home on December 31 due to a leopard sighting
Leopard Spotted At Infosys Mysuru Campus, Employees To Work-From-Home
The management of IT giant, Infosys, has instructed employees working at its Mysuru campus in Karnataka to work from home after a leopard was spotted prowling on the premises on Tuesday.
‘Sweep’ combing conducted at Infosys, but no sign of leopard’s presence found there
The Forest Department conducted a “sweep” combing of the Infosys campus here on Friday in a bid to trace the presence of the leopard which was first sighted there in the early hours of December 31 ...
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Telangana: Leopard Spotted Crossing Highway In Dilawarpur, Triggers Panic Among Motorists — Video
A Leopard was spotted, trying to cross the road near the forest in Dilawarpur mandal of Nirmal district in Telangana at 1.13 ...