Ekagra Rohan Murthy: Today the country got its youngest billionaire. Actually, this is how India’s veteran businessman and Infosys founder Narayan Murthy transferred shares worth Rs 240 crore in the name of his grandson Ekagra Murthy. Narayan Murthy has given 15 lakh shares to his grandson Ekagra. Due to which he became the youngest billionaire of the country. About 4 months ago, a son was born to Narayan Murthy’s son Rohan Murthy. Which was named Ekagra. And now because of this work of Narayana Murthy, his grandson became India’s youngest billionaire. After knowing this news, a question is coming in the mind of many people, what is the meaning of the name Ekagra. So let us know.
India’s youngest billionaire
Ekagra Rohan Murthy, son of Narayana Murthy’s son Rohan Murthy and his second wife Aparna Krishnan, will now be called India’s youngest billionaire. Ekagra Murthy was born in December 2023. And exactly 4 months later, Ekagra Rohan Murthy’s grandfather, the country’s well-known businessman Narayan Murthy, has given him a birth gift of around 15 lakh shares in his name. Due to which now Rohan Murthy has become the owner of property worth Rs 240 crores. And with this he has become the youngest billionaire of the country. Let us tell you that Rohan Murthy’s first marriage was with Lakshmi Venu in the year 2011, from whom he got divorced in 2015. Aparna Krishna is his second wife.
What does concentration mean?
Rohan Murthy, son of India’s well-known businessman and Infosys founder Narayan Murthy, has named his son Ekagra. Looks unique in itself. Because such names are rarely seen. After hearing this name, many people started wondering what it means. So let us tell you that concentrated means stable on one side i.e. one whose attention is focused on only one thing, as you might have often heard that he is studying with concentration, it means that he is completely focused only on studies. If you want to explain in less words then you can say that the one whose attention is towards one task only is called concentrated.
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