“Take Take: India needs …”: a supporter of the 70 -hour Naryan MURTHY work week, the young people want the youth to “their hustle.”

The debate about the long working hours in India has taken a new turn after a social media post defended the idea of ​​pressing the standard week for 40 hours to calm economic growth. The Post, which appeared on Grapevine, argued, that although the 70 -hour working week may seem excessive, India should give priority to create the value to escape from the economic recession.

The author, which is published under Gigglynarwhal’s handle, wrote, “India needs to work (create value) much more. A deeper fact.”

In reference to the young manpower in India, the post continued, “If it does not create enough value, we will not be able to open the escape speed to become a developed country by 2045. I don’t think most of us in the current generation should aim to balance the balance between work and life.”

This post referred to the storm started by the co -founder of the Infosys Nr NARYANA MURTHY, who called for young Indians to work for 70 hours to lead national progress. Mortth defended his position, saying: “If we continue to make excuses, we will remain miserable, dirty and poor.”

I faced long -term payment. One commentator has launched, “Take Hot – The value/productivity will not be born even if you work 140 hours a week. Since productivity or value is estimated at the value of the dollar per hour, and we are a poor country.” *

Follow another different approach: “Work efficiently for 35-37 hours per week with enough rest periods. Acceptance will never end, so don’t lose yourself in it.

The Chairman of the Board of Directors of L & TN SN Subrahmanyan has operated the fire more through a 90 -hour work week suggesting, asking controversially, “How long can you stare on your wife?” His statements drew a widespread violent reaction.

A judge who participated in Tank India, Anoubam Mittal, refused to obsession with long hours, describing him as “a big lie that is informed of this generation.” He said that success depends on effort and strategy, not just the hours that were registered.

The discussion continues, as some defend the bustle of national progress and others warn of fatigue and retreat of mental health. One of the critics frankly summarized this post: “Your health will suffer. Your family will suffer. Your mental health will be in a hole. Look for what is expected of your role and provide value – but do not kill yourself in this process.”