TCS INTERNAL INVESTIGATION
'I don’t care...': Namita Thapar reacts to online trolling over her video on health benefits of namaz
Namita Thapar has responded to online trolling over her video on the health benefits of namaz. Her comments come amid wider corporate controversies involving Lenskart and Tata Consultancy Services, highlighting growing debates around workplace rights, religious expression and accountability in corporate India.
TCS conversion case: What father of employee Raza Rafiq Memon said about the allegations
Family of TCS employee Raza Rafiq Memon claims internal rivalry and office politics are behind "false" sexual harassment and conversion allegations. Memon, a "high performer" and team leader, is among eight arrested, with his uncle alleging a "conspiracy" fueled by his success. TCS has suspended employees and is conducting an internal probe.
Accused concealed prior marriage, put pressure to convert, claims complainant in TCS case
A victim in the TCS Nashik case has told police that an accused sexually assaulted her in 2022, concealed his marriage and later harassed her at workplace. She also alleged pressure to convert religion. The case has led to nine FIRs, eight arrests and an SIT probe, while TCS said no complaints were received internally.
TCS Nashik case: Accused woman cites pregnancy in anticipatory bail plea; custody of 2 male accused extended
A TCS employee, Nida Khan, accused in a religious conversion and sexual harassment case, has applied for anticipatory bail. She cited her two-month pregnancy as a reason for her plea. Khan's lawyer denied the charges. Police are actively searching for her. The company has a zero-tolerance policy for harassment and has suspended employees involved.
TCS Nashik case: A timeline of key developments and probe details
TCS Nashik case: IT major Tata Consultancy Services is facing scrutiny after serious allegations surfaced at its Nashik facility. The case centres on accusations of sexual harassment, workplace coercion and pressure linked to religious conversion at the company’s Nashik unit.
'Cases involving religious conversion wouldn't be tolerated': Maharashtra CM Fadnavis on Nashik TCS case
Maharashtra Chief Minister Fadnavis on Saturday chaired a review meeting of the Home Department over the Nashik conversion case, saying that religious conversion cases would not be tolerated under any circumstances.
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4-member panel with retired judge, ex-IPS officer to probe Nashik TCS case
A Fact Finding Committee has started its inquiry into serious allegations at a TCS office in Nashik. The committee will speak to all parties involved before releasing any details. This comes as protests continue and authorities investigate the matter. TCS is cooperating with the investigation, which is looking into potential forced conversion and sexual harassment.
No formal complaints found in Nashik preliminary review, says TCS
Tata Consultancy Service said on Friday that it has not received through its official reporting systems any formal complaints of the nature that are being alleged. The company said it has engaged a team of experts from consultancy firm Deloitte and law firm Trilegal as independent counsel to the internal investigation led by chief operating officer Aarthi Subramanian.
TCS denies Nashik facility shut down; brings in Deloitte, Trilegal for probe
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) on Friday dismissed reports that its Nashik facility has been shut down, asserting that the unit “continues to operate and serve clients” even as investigations intensify into the ongoing controversy.
TCS Nashik case: IT giant denies Nida Khan held HR role, appoints Deloitte, law firm to assist internal probe
Tata Consultancy Services is investigating serious allegations of sexual abuse and coercion at its Nashik facility. The IT major has appointed external experts and an oversight committee to review the probe. TCS stated its Nashik operations remain unaffected and denied specific media reports. The company emphasized its zero-tolerance policy for misconduct and is cooperating with law enforcement.
TCS Nashik case reaches Supreme Court: Plea terms forced religious conversions a 'terror act', indirect 'war on India'
TCS Nashik Case News: Allegations of religious coercion and exploitation at a TCS Nashik workplace have reached the Supreme Court. A plea argues these incidents are part of a wider pattern of forced conversions, calling them a 'terrorist act'. The Supreme Court is urged to direct stricter measures against such practices nationwide. Investigations are ongoing, with arrests made and internal inquiries launched by TCS.
India’s agentic boom tests regulators; Qcomm growth hits brakes
Happy Friday! India’s AI agent boom is outpacing the guardrails meant to keep it in check. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
TCS Nashik office staff asked to work from home amid ongoing investigation
TCS Nashik employees have been asked to work from home amid investigations into religious conversion and sexual harassment allegations. Police are collaborating with multiple agencies, including the NIA and ATS, to probe claims of extremist links or foreign funding, though no evidence currently supports these.
After TCS and Infosys, Tech Mahindra in row over alleged religious bias; issues statement on ‘Footwear Free Zone’ viral image
Tech Mahindra is facing online criticism after a 'Footwear Free Zone' sign went viral. The IT firm has denied allegations of religious bias and a divisive workplace culture at its Mumbai office. An internal review found the social media claims inaccurate.
Infosys reaffirms zero-tolerance policy amid Pune harassment claims; parallel investigation deepens in Nashik TCS case
In an official statement, Infosys emphasised its commitment to employee safety. "Infosys maintains a zero-tolerance approach to any form of harassment or discrimination. Any issue reported is treated seriously and investigated by an independent committee. We encourage a 'speak-up' culture for employees to report any concern."
IT companies take swift, decisive action in harassment cases: Nasscom
This follows Tata Consultancy Services coming under scrutiny following serious allegations of sexual harassment, religious misconduct, and coercion at its Nashik office. While the company has suspended the employees under investigation, the police have arrested seven individuals, and a Special Investigation Team (SIT) has been constituted to probe the matter further.
TCS BPO harassment probe deepens as police find evidence of wider misconduct
Nashik police are investigating alleged harassment at a Tata Consultancy Services BPO unit. Social media chats suggest more employees may have faced similar misconduct but are afraid to report it. Seven of eight accused have been arrested. Complaints include mental and sexual harassment, and religious insensitivity. The probe is examining a larger conspiracy and awareness within the company.
TCS Nashik case escalates; Zepto’s road to IPO
Happy Tuesday! TCS COO Aarthi Subramanian will head the investigation into a sexual harassment case at its Nashik unit. This and more in today's ETtech Morning Dispatch.
Who is Nida Khan? HR manager at centre of TCS Nashik probe over harassment, POSH lapses
An HR manager at a TCS BPO unit in Nashik, Nida Khan, is under scrutiny as a widening investigation into alleged sexual harassment and coercion has led to nine FIRs and multiple arrests. The probe focuses on whether Khan and HR failed to act on employee complaints, potentially violating POSH protocols.
A tip-off, a covert op, and a bust: Inside the TCS Nashik sexual abuse case
A tip-off led police to launch a covert operation inside a TCS Nashik unit, with officers posing as staff to monitor workplace conduct. Their findings triggered nine FIRs, multiple arrests, and serious allegations of sexual harassment, coercion, and religious pressure, prompting an ongoing probe and internal company action.
TCS Nashik issue: How undercover police posing as cleaners exposed sexual abuse, religious coercion and HR failure at the BPO unit
TCS Nashik issue: A month-long undercover police operation inside a TCS BPO unit in Nashik has led to nine FIRs and the arrest of seven employees, including a senior HR official, on charges of sexual harassment, coercion, and hurting religious sentiments. TCS has suspended the accused and promised strict action.
What happened at the TCS Nashik office? Why was the HR AGM arrested and why are 78 emails and chats under investigation?
TCS Nashik controversy: An SIT probe is underway at TCS Nashik after eight women employees alleged sexual exploitation and forced religious conversion. Seven people, including a senior HR manager who was a part of the POSH internal committee, have been arrested amidst allegations of ignored complaints and a racket luring women with jobs. Maharashtra minister even alleged that victims were forced to offer namaz, eat beef and there were attempts of religious conversion. Investigators are probing 78 emails, chats and other digital evidence that were ignored by the HR manager.
TCS Nashik: A look at the sexual harassment allegations rocking the IT major
Tata Consultancy Services is under scrutiny following serious allegations of sexual and religious harassment at its Nashik office. Investigations have led to multiple FIRs and the arrest of several employees, including an HR manager. Tata Sons chairman has ordered a thorough internal probe into the matter. The company has suspended employees involved.
Tata to probe TCS Nashik case; Sharon Pais takes over Myntra
Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran has ordered a probe into the sexual harassment case at TCS Nashik. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
TCS Nashik case: NITES approaches labour ministry, seeks POSH compliance audit in tech firm
An IT employees' body has urged the Labour Ministry to audit Tata Consultancy Services for sexual harassment compliance. This follows allegations from eight female employees at a Nashik office. The organization also called for a broader state-level audit of IT firms in Maharashtra. TCS has suspended employees involved and stated a zero-tolerance policy. Police are investigating the complaints.
Stocks in news: RIL, TCS, IDFC First Bank, BPCL, SpiceJet
Indian equity markets saw profit booking on April 9, ending a five-day rally. Several companies like RIL, TCS, and IDFC First Bank are in focus due to news and Q4 results. Granules India faces US regulator scrutiny, while SpiceJet is ordered to pay $8 million to an engine lessor.
Banned RMG games thrive in India; green shoots in tech hiring
Happy Friday! Accessing illegal offshore betting platforms continues to be easy for Indian users. This and more in today’s ETtech Morning Dispatch.
India's TCS says none of its systems were compromised in M&S hack
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has stated that its systems and users remained secure during the cyberattack affecting its client, Marks and Spencer (M&S). Independent director Keki Mistry assured shareholders that the investigation does not involve TCS, ensuring no other customers were impacted. M&S anticipates a significant financial hit and service disruptions due to the sophisticated attack.
Jewellery export promotion body, Bharat Diamond Bourse to look into invalidated grading of 1,042 diamonds
The tampering came forth due to discrepancies in grading information identified by internal controls and the GIA initiated an investigation together with TCS.
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