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The University of Hyderabad witnessed a record-breaking placement season for 2024–25, with 550 students placed across 180 companies. The highest package of Rs 46 lakh was offered to an MTech student, surpassing last year’s top offer of Rs 17.89 lakh.
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The IT Ministry is monitoring TCS’ decision to lay off over 12,000 employees, mostly at mid- and senior levels. The government is focusing on job creation and reskilling as India’s largest IT firm realigns for AI-driven growth and global expansion
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The move, targeting mainly mid and senior roles, comes as part of TCS’ strategy to become a “future-ready” organisation
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A strategic blueprint to build India’s consulting champions — through fairer procurement rules and structural support — to take on global giants
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Chandrasekaran was elevated to Tata Sons as the chairman in 2017, after being the CEO of TCS for eight years
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India's largest IT services company, TCS, announced a seven-year extended partnership with Virgin Atlantic to modernise the airline's core systems with AI-led solutions that will amplify personalised, connected, sustainable experiences
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TCS CEO K Krithivasan remuneration package increased by 4.6 per cent, nearly 330 times the median salary paid by the company to its 6.07 lakh employees, as per the annual report
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Highlights that 60% of consumers say charging infrastructure was a major challenge, 56% were ready to pay up to $40K for an EV
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Karnataka govt’s ‘quota for locals’ policy is fraught with dangerous social and economic ramifications
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'The objective of the run was to discourage unhealthy lifestyle which has negative impact on health.'
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Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, responsible for Roads and Buildings, has announced a governmental initiative to establish a university focused on construction within the state.
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The much-awaited IPO marks a significant move in the market, with employee reserves and stake offloading detailed ahead of its launch.
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His family members, including his father, wife and son were injured in the accident.
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The company -- the first major IT services firms to announce such a move -- has asked its workforce to return to offices because of the need to deepen the value systems and a belief in productivity gains coming from co-working, TCS Chief Human Resources Officer told
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IT giant TCS announces plans to discuss a share buyback proposal in its upcoming board meeting next week.
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The work-from-home trend appears to be winding down within the IT sector. Similar to TCS, several IT companies in tech hubs reportedly sent informal messages to their employees.
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The combined market valuation of five of the top 10 most valued firms declined by Rs 62,586.88 crore last week
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Effective from October 1, 2023, TCS is requiring its workforce to be present in the office for the full workweek, encompassing five days, as opposed to the previous arrangement where employees were only required to be in the office for three days each week.
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Representatives from Industry and residential communities, Officials from TSIIC and labour Department, TCS and senior officials of TSPCB were present and spoke on the occasion.
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This is the fourth reorganisation in the company in the last few years. Gopinathan had effected two such moves, while his predecessor N Chandrasekaran had also introduced one during his stint.