Wipro and Tata Consulting Services (TCS) have requested that their Bengaluru workers work remotely. The tech firms maintain there has been no impact on business. Wipro has recommended its staff work from home due to the heavy rain in Bangalore. The application of business continuity plans resulted in no interruption of operations.

We are keeping a careful eye on everything, Wipro said on Tuesday. Large portions of the city of the IT hub have been underwater for the past few days due to heavy rain. The city that serves as the headquarters for many digital and startup companies also has a terrible infrastructure, as numerous startup entrepreneurs have warned.
According to TCS, it is “closely monitoring.” “the circumstance.

“All of our employees in Bengaluru are secure. We are keeping a careful eye on the situation, and our delivery staff have been urged to use caution, “stated the company. Swiggy Instamart Head Karthik Gurumurthy said in a tweet that Bellandur, Marathahalli, and Sarjapur have all been severely damaged by the rains. “In order to fill as many orders as we can today, we are working with our sellers. You can trust us. We will nonetheless deliver on your orders despite any delays, ” he said.

The e-commerce company Flipkart said it has closely watched the situation and encouraged all of its corporate staff to continue working from home.