
Gautam Narasimhan has returned to Bengaluru after 12 years in New York, continuing his global work remotely from India. In a LinkedIn post, he said his professional routine has stayed remarkably similar…
Gautam Narasimhan has returned to Bengaluru after 12 years in New York, continuing his global work remotely from India. In a LinkedIn post, he said his professional routine has stayed remarkably similar despite the city change, though scheduling calls with European colleagues now means earlier mornings or later evenings. The startup founder, who previously worked as a senior adviser at UNICEF, launched climate adaptation-focused startup Verdera in January. He noted conversations outside work now often turn to climate resilience, with Bengaluru's unpredictable monsoon and traffic becoming immediate lessons.
The narrative that returning to India means sacrificing global careers needs a reality check. Gautam Narasimhan’s move shows remote work has blurred borders, with his routine and projects largely unchanged. Exaggerated tales of Bengaluru’s decline ignore its role in climate tech and global business. The real test is whether infrastructure improves alongside such talent flows, not romanticising either city.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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