Unemployed Rahul Yadav To Vacate This Lovely Penthouse Because Of.....

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Rahul Yadav's meteoric rise and fall as the CEO of Housing.com has been closely observed by the world with great interest. And even a week after Housing.com broke all ties with the 26-year-old, Yadav continues to linger on the Internet.

All eyes are on Rahul's second innings now, as he finally begins to pick up the scattered pieces of his life. However, it's his recent post on Facebook which indicates that the road back to normalcy is not going to be easy, at least for now:
 

 

Here's how the sprawling, luxury penthouse property in Mumbai's Hiranandani, Powai, looks from the inside: 
 

 

 

 

 

 

How the mighty fall!

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Rahul Yadav's meteoric rise and fall as the CEO of Housing.com has been closely observed by the world with great interest. And even a week after Housing.com broke all ties with the 26-year-old, Yadav continues to linger on the Internet.

All eyes are on Rahul's second innings now, as he finally begins to pick up the scattered pieces of his life. However, it's his recent post on Facebook which indicates that the road back to normalcy is not going to be easy, at least for now:
 

 

Here's how the sprawling, luxury penthouse property in Mumbai's Hiranandani, Powai, looks from the inside: 
 

 

 

 

 

 

How the mighty fall!

 

 

ne yavva G balisinodu la vunadu

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ne yavva G balisinodu la vunadu

 

Housing.com CEO and co-founder Rahul Yadav has been fired by the company’s board. The sacking comes after reports that Quickr was looking to acquire Housing.com, and Yadav’s alleged emails to employees that he was telling journalists two different sets of information on the whole issue.

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• Housing.com hacked, former CEO Rahul Yadav says he didn't do it
• Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav's new target: Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka
• Drama at Housing.com: CEO Rahul Yadav resigns in scathing letter, then takes it back

In a press statement, Housing.com board unanimously agreed to bring Yadav’s tenure to a close, with reference to his behaviour towards investors, ecosystem and the media.

Read more: Rahul Yadav’s latest antics: It makes you doubt everything about Housing.com

In a strongly worded press-statement, Yadav’s behaviour has been pinpointed as the reason for his firing. The press statement says, that the Board believes that Yadav’s behaviour is not befitting of a CEO and is detrimental to the company, known for its innovative approach to product development, market expansion and brand building.

The Board has now started the hunt for a CEO and a transition plan has been put in place, says the press statement.
The current senior executives of Housing will continue to run the operations on a daily basis and the Board and the Operating Committee will remain closely involved with all key decisions, adds Housing.com.

Rahul Yadav had hit headlines for writing an audacious resignation letter to investors where he had called the board members as intellectually incapable and said that he did not wish to waste his precious remaining time on earth with them. Yadav had later apologised and ‘withdrawn’ his resignation.

He had also taken a shot at Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal saying that it was “a company scanning menus from last 7 years and doing no innovation.” He had also allotted all of his personal equity stake in the company — worth between Rs 150 crore and Rs 200 crore — to all the 2,251 employees of the company.

In his latest antics, an internal note from Yadav to his staffers said he just had some fun with a bunch of reporters, feeding two sets of journalists, two sets of (false) information regarding possible acquisition of his company.

- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/tech-news-technology/housing-coms-ceo-rahul-yadav-fired-a-day-after-email-leak/#sthash.enN83k3R.dpuf

[alpachinao]

 

Housing.com CEO and co-founder Rahul Yadav has been fired by the company’s board. The sacking comes after reports that Quickr was looking to acquire Housing.com, and Yadav’s alleged emails to employees that he was telling journalists two different sets of information on the whole issue.

Related

• Housing.com hacked, former CEO Rahul Yadav says he didn't do it
• Housing.com CEO Rahul Yadav's new target: Infosys CEO Vishal Sikka
• Drama at Housing.com: CEO Rahul Yadav resigns in scathing letter, then takes it back

In a press statement, Housing.com board unanimously agreed to bring Yadav’s tenure to a close, with reference to his behaviour towards investors, ecosystem and the media.

Read more: Rahul Yadav’s latest antics: It makes you doubt everything about Housing.com

In a strongly worded press-statement, Yadav’s behaviour has been pinpointed as the reason for his firing. The press statement says, that the Board believes that Yadav’s behaviour is not befitting of a CEO and is detrimental to the company, known for its innovative approach to product development, market expansion and brand building.

The Board has now started the hunt for a CEO and a transition plan has been put in place, says the press statement.
The current senior executives of Housing will continue to run the operations on a daily basis and the Board and the Operating Committee will remain closely involved with all key decisions, adds Housing.com.

Rahul Yadav had hit headlines for writing an audacious resignation letter to investors where he had called the board members as intellectually incapable and said that he did not wish to waste his precious remaining time on earth with them. Yadav had later apologised and ‘withdrawn’ his resignation.

He had also taken a shot at Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal saying that it was “a company scanning menus from last 7 years and doing no innovation.” He had also allotted all of his personal equity stake in the company — worth between Rs 150 crore and Rs 200 crore — to all the 2,251 employees of the company.

In his latest antics, an internal note from Yadav to his staffers said he just had some fun with a bunch of reporters, feeding two sets of journalists, two sets of (false) information regarding possible acquisition of his company.

- See more at: http://indianexpress.com/article/technology/tech-news-technology/housing-coms-ceo-rahul-yadav-fired-a-day-after-email-leak/#sthash.enN83k3R.dpuf

 

 

 

e matter telusu le pulka gurinchi 

india lo vunna most intelligent business man ani vidi peeling 

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e matter telusu le pulka gurinchi 

india lo vunna most intelligent business man ani vidi peeling 

 

 

can't afford the high rent anymore ata ..... lol