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Google CEO Sundar Pichai reunites with IIT batchmate who became an ISKCON monk

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Google CEO Sundar Pichai and ISKCON monk Gauranga Das were classmates at IIT in 1993 before taking vastly different paths in life. Decades after graduating, the two reconnected to reflect on their contrasting life choices. While Pichai went on to lead one of the world's most prominent technology companies, Das chose a spiritually driven, monastic life. Their conversation highlighted how the same educational background can lead to entirely different definitions of success.

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