Boss Rewards Employees with Half-Day Leave After India’s Victory Against Pakistan in Champions Trophy 2025

India did amazingly well against their match with Pakistan on Sunday, February 25. India won by 6 wickets in the Champions Trophy 2025, and to celebrate that, the co-founder and COO of an educational company shared his excitement and decided to do something for his employees.

In order to celebrate the victory of team India, Rohit Gupta, the co-founder and COO of CollegeVidya.com, gave his employees a half-day on Monday. Encouraging his team to have some fun, Gupta urged his employees to party all night, sleep in, and log in for the second half. He took LinkedIn and wrote, "Wohooo!! India won and so does my College Vidya team. Are you ready to party? Cause this one's on me. And College Vidya family has tomorrow (Monday) first half off! It's official!"

Celebrate all night, rest up, and log in refreshed for the second half, ready to shine. You deserve it, team! So, #NoMondayBlues for you. Let’s revel in this victory—it’s for India, for us. This gesture garnered widespread praise from the company’s employees and online users. "Thank you, sir, for this approach. It has truly motivated us," remarked an employee from CollegeVidya.com. Another employee added, "Super happy because of the victory and the paid half-day from our founders! While others are stuck in 70-hour workweeks, leaders like you set a remarkable example! Thank you, Rohit Gupta, Mayank Gupta, and Sarthak Garg for your amazing leadership!"

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Virat Kohli delivered an outstanding performance during the Champions Trophy 2025 in Dubai, leading India to a decisive six-wicket victory over Pakistan. The 36-year-old scored his 51st ODI century, expertly pacing his innings as India comfortably chased down 242 runs with 45 balls remaining. The excitement peaked as he aimed for his century, which he achieved effortlessly, finishing at 100 runs off 111 balls with the winning boundary.