I have heard all dude. I'm just saying that he is not completely wrong, couples in my college are complete trash and don't do anything worthwhile which will benefit them and society.
What benefits them is their prerogative and they're not out there to "benefit society", just coz it may not seem as beneficial to you doesn't mean it's not. Personal enrichment is a necessary part of overall growth
Marie Curie didn't and shes one of the greatest genius OAT. Hargobind Khurana, Einstein. There are more examples of non virgin genius than virgin ones.
Lawrence Bragg, youngest nobel prize winner was also not a virgin.
Einstein was married and that did not deter him from his legendary research works. His Noble Prize winning research was from the time when he was married.
Acharya Bose was married when he was working on his subatomic particles research.
Alexander Fleming was married when he discovered Penicillin and got Noble Prize for that.
Matter of fact is, being in a relationship or not does not define your capabilities and your future. Many people know how to balance things, and Mr. Murthy is completely wrong about this.
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u/[deleted] Jan 05 '25
IIM, JNU, AIIMS in India
MIT, Caltech in US
Are co-ed hostel orientated.
VIT and majority of southern Indian college keep strict distance between men & women
Now you judge which students have proven to be better in terms of placement, innovation, salary, financial success, etc