Zoho CEO Sridhar Vembu says the company will reconsider its work-from-home policy after Prime Minister Narendra Modi made an appeal related to remote work. In comments reported by multiple outlets, Vembu indicates Zoho is willing to review its approach to remote working in response to the appeal. Alongside the discussion on work arrangements, Vembu also reiterates other priorities Zoho is pursuing, including a shift toward “natural farming” practices and measures aimed at reducing diesel use. The reports frame the remarks as part of a broader response by Zoho to public guidance from the government, while also highlighting the company’s ongoing sustainability-related commitments. While the sources agree on the core message—that Zoho is considering remote work changes following Modi’s appeal—they do not provide detailed timelines or specific operational plans. The information presented is limited to the company’s stated intent to reassess its work-from-home stance and to continue other environmental initiatives mentioned by Vembu.