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Air India’s losses in 2025-26 at Rs 27,000 crore are the highest ever recorded in its 94-year-old history. In all, Air India has lost Rs 55,000 crore since Tatas took over the airline. Will these complicate final years of n chandrasekaran’s tenure as Tata Sons chairman?

Tata Trusts, holding a controlling stake in Tata Sons, postponed their board meetings to May 16. The meetings were set to review nominee directors, a point of contention between chairman Noel Tata and vice-chairman Venu Srinivasan, who are divided on Tata Sons' public listing and the reappointment of its chairman.

The race for Air India's CEO position has narrowed to four candidates, including two Indian executives, Nipun Aggarwal and Vinod Kannan, and two expatriates. The airline's board is set to meet soon to make a decision amidst significant financial losses and operational challenges. The delay in appointing a successor to Campbell Wilson is reportedly adding to the airline's ongoing struggles.

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In light of recent allegations regarding sexual harassment and religious coercion at the Nashik unit, TCS's CEO K Krithivasan has reported the establishment of an oversight committee to evaluate the situation. Initial investigations revealed no formal complaints filed, yet suspended employees are currently facing scrutiny.

TCS has formed an oversight committee, led by independent director Keki Mistry, to review the ongoing investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and religious coercion at its Nashik facility. The company has also engaged external experts. Preliminary checks haven't revealed complaints through official channels, and suspended employees are under inquiry.

TCS Chairman n chandrasekaran expressed deep concern over sexual harassment allegations at the Nashik office, assuring a thorough probe led by the COO. Action is underway against accused employees, with a zero-tolerance policy emphasized. An Assistant General Manager, also on the POSH committee, faces charges of abetting harassment and has been remanded in police custody.

A major investigation into alleged sexual harassment and coercion at a TCS BPO unit in Nashik has resulted in nine FIRs and multiple arrests. A Special Investigation Team is examining complaints from eight women employees. TCS has stated it maintains a zero-tolerance policy on harassment. Tata Sons chairman has called the allegations gravely concerning.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis expressed grave concern over alleged sexual harassment at a Nashik TCS unit, suspecting a planned module. He commended TCS management's zero-tolerance approach and stated the government is investigating the module's reach, involving central agencies like the NIA.

TCS clarified that an individual wrongly identified as an HR manager in the Nashik controversy was a process associate with no recruitment involvement. The company denied reports of the unit's shutdown and reiterated its zero-tolerance policy for misconduct, while also stating no internal complaints were received. An independent inquiry, supported by external agencies, is underway.

Two accused in the Tata Consultancy Services Nashik sexual harassment case remain in police custody. An accused relative claims the allegations are part of a conspiracy and scripted. Police have arrested seven employees so far. A Special Investigation Team is probing complaints from eight women. Tata Consultancy Services has a zero-tolerance policy and is investigating the matter.

Tata Sons chairman n chandrasekaran urged Air India employees to prioritize cost control and service enhancement, emphasizing the need to acknowledge the airline's challenging reality. He reassured staff of the Tata Group's unwavering commitment and the board's full support, stressing the importance of focused execution and resilience amidst industry headwinds. This comes as CEO Campbell Wilson departs.

Nashik police have filed nine FIRs against IT firm employees for alleged religious conversion attempts, sexual harassment, and workplace misconduct. Investigators believe seven male employees acted as an organized group targeting female staff. An HR head was arrested for discouraging a victim. Investigations into potential links with extremist groups are ongoing.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath warned against external interference in factory operations following recent worker unrest in Noida. Speaking at a Tata Motors event, he emphasized the importance of gratitude towards employers and highlighted the company's contribution to employment and development in Lucknow. The CM also lauded the state's industrial growth and youth demographic.

NASHIK TCS News: A major investigation into a Nashik TCS unit reveals disturbing allegations of sexual exploitation, workplace harassment, and religious coercion spanning nearly four years. Employees reported inappropriate behavior, suggestive remarks, and unwanted advances. Some also faced religious targeting, including derogatory comments and pressure to convert. TCS has suspended accused employees and launched an internal probe.

Air India's MD & CEO Campbell Wilson has resigned, marking the third leadership change since Tata Group's acquisition 50 months ago. Wilson, who took office in May 2022, will remain until a successor is appointed. The airline's board has formed a committee to expedite the search for a new CEO in the coming months.

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