NITES has filed a complaint against Infosys, accusing it of illegally and unethically laying off recently onboarded trainees. The association asserts that Infosys’ actions violate labour laws, and is demanding an investigation, a halt to further layoffs, and reinstatement with compensation for affected employees.
Shreyas Iyer returns to India squad for the ODI series against England as a preparation for the Champions Trophy. In a video shared by the […]
Kasturi Rajamurty, inspired by her mother’s hard work as a porter, won a gold medal in powerlifting at the WPPL World Cup in Russia. Despite […]
In June 1991, Manmohan Singh was unexpectedly appointed as India’s Finance Minister by PV Narasimha Rao. Singh, along with Rao, initiated major economic reforms that […]