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  • Govt sacks SECI CMD RP Gupta amid raft of controversies

    Gupta was at the helm of SECI from June 2023 and his tenure was supposed to end next month. The sudden termination order came even as the government is yet to initiate the process of finding a replacement.

  • Tiger Global-backed unicorn Moglix joins layoff league

    With funding drying up, a number of companies, including the most well-funded, have laid off large numbers of employees since the beginning of 2022 impacting close to 20,000 staff, according to data compiled by Moneycontrol.

  • Indian cricket will do well under retired judges: Anurag Thakur

    Anurag Thakur, who was today sacked as BCCI president for obstructing Lodha panel reforms, took a subtle dig at the Supreme Court's order saying that if the apex court feels the cricketing body will do well under the guidance of retired judges, "I wish them all the best".

  • Selection process for 8 PSB chiefs to start on Nov 13: Govt

    The selection process for appointing chief executives to eight public sector banks will start on November 13 and the appointments will be made by November end, banking secretary GS Sandhu has said.

  • Two directors resign from Financial Technologies's board

    Financial Technologies (India) Ltd (FTIL), the promoter of National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL), today said the company's two directors R Devarajan and PR Barpande have resigned from the board.

  • Nitish Kumar sacks all BJP ministers in Bihar Cabinet

    Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Sunday sacked all 11 BJP ministers in his Cabinet following the JD(U)-BJP split. Nitish had told Governor DY Patil that he wanted all the ministers sacked as they had stopped attending office.

  • Phaneesh Murthy fiasco: What next for iGate?

    iGate Corp has sacked its President and CEO Phaneesh Murthy over sexual harassment claims. The company has named Gerhard Watzinger as the interim CEO and the board will now search for an industry veteran for a permanent appointment.

  • 30 striking Air India pilots sacked, 2 return to work

    Air India (AI) on Monday sacked 30 more striking pilots as the agitation by over 200 pilots entered the fourteenth day with no signs of a resolution to end the impasse

  • AI may take back sacked pilots, but not IPG leaders

    Adopting a 'carrot and stick' approach towards the 11-day Air India pilots' stir, government on Friday indicated it could take back all those sacked, barring the Indian Pilots Guild (IPG) office-bearers

  • Pilots' strike enters eighth day, AI operations crippled

    Air India services remain crippled for the eighth day today due to the pilots' strike with the ailing airline operating just ten per cent of its overall flights including 10 each from Mumbai and Delhi.

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