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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.
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.
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JSA strengthens corporate practice with senior lateral hires from CMS IndusLaw
Three equity partners from CMS IndusLaw, Siddharth Manchanda, Rashi Saraf, and Minhaz Lokhandwala, are moving to JSA Advocates & Solicitors, bringing approximately 18 associates and one retainer partner. This significant addition will bolster JSA's legal team to over 700 professionals, enhancing its corporate practice and client offerings in a consolidating market.
Framing the future: How the enduring legacy of India AI Impact Summit 2026 can power Viksit Bharat
From Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw’s 58,000 GPU expansion commitment to a Guinness World Record for validated pledges, from Reliance Chairman Mukesh Ambani’s Rs 10 lakh crore commitment to the landmark Nandan Nilekani-Dario Amodei dialogue, the India AI Impact Summit 2026 delivered big on vision and scope. One month on, its conversations continue to shape India’s Viksit Bharat 2047 trajectory.
HDFC Bank chairman Atanu Chakraborty quit due to 'power struggle' with CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan: Report
HDFC Bank's chairman Atanu Chakraborty resigned abruptly due to a power struggle with CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan, stemming from strategic disagreements and governance issues. The dispute intensified over the CEO's reappointment, raising concerns about leadership stability at India's largest private lender.
Inside HDFC probe: Boardroom tapes, minutes, whistleblower letters under lens in Chakraborty's exit case
HDFC Bank has engaged domestic and international law firms to investigate the reasons behind former chairman Atanu Chakraborty's sudden departure. The review will scrutinize board meeting records and whistle-blower complaints. This proactive step aims for an objective assessment of the issues raised. The bank is committed to upholding high governance standards.
Suit up to stand out: Legal practitioners are rethinking identity as competition rises
Indian law firms are shifting from a traditional “work speaks for itself” approach to actively building their brand identity amid rising competition and the potential entry of foreign firms. Many firms, including Lakshmikumaran & Sridharan and Juris Corp, are revamping logos, websites and visual identities, while some are rebranding entirely.
NSE IPO optimism lifts IFCI shares by 11%. What's the connection?
IFCI shares surged over 11% after the National Stock Exchange (NSE) appointed 20 merchant bankers and eight law firms for its upcoming IPO. IFCI holds an indirect stake in NSE through its subsidiary, Stock Holding Corporation of India, which could be a selling shareholder in the offer-for-sale.
NSE hires 20 merchant bankers, 8 law firms for IPO
The National Stock Exchange of India has appointed 20 merchant bankers and eight law firms for its upcoming initial public offering (IPO). The IPO will be an offer for sale, with existing shareholders expected to offload approximately 4-4.5% of the exchange's equity. NSE is currently valued at around ₹5 lakh crore in the unlisted market.
NSE hires 20 merchant bankers for its upcoming mega IPO
NSE IPO: NSE has advanced its long-awaited IPO by finalising key intermediaries, including 20 merchant bankers, eight law firms, and advisory partners. These include major domestic and global investment banks such as Kotak Mahindra Capital Company, JM Financial, Axis Capital, ICICI Securities and SBI Capital Markets. The selected intermediaries will handle regulatory filings, due diligence, marketing, and execution.
Are prenups enforceable in India? 4 narrow pathways to legally bind pre-nuptial intent and protect wealth
Much of the uncertainty around pre-nuptial agreements, or prenups, stems from India’s long-held view of marriage as a sacrament rather than a contract. Our judiciary has traditionally regarded marital rights and duties as governed by personal law rather than by private agreement.
Dhoot Transmission partners FourFront, to merge it with subsidiary to bolster automotive electronics platform
Dhoot Transmission has partnered with FourFront, a leading automotive electronics supplier, in a strategic move to bolster its electrical and electronics capabilities. This merger will integrate FourFront into Dhoot's automotive platform, enhancing their offerings for vehicle electrification and increasing electronics content. The collaboration aims to leverage combined strengths for future growth.
AI Summit schedule: Modi, Macron, tech CEOs take centre stage on day 4
The India AI Impact Summit 2026 continues on Day 4 with prominent global figures. Leaders like Ashwini Vaishnaw, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, Dario Amodei, and Sundar Pichai will deliver keynotes. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and French President Emmanuel Macron are also scheduled. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will address the summit.
Budget tax tweaks to revive buyback momentum of cash-rich IT large caps
Expect IT outsourcing leaders with eye-popping cash on their balance sheets to announce buybacks. After the budget reclassified the repurchase exercise as capital gains, lowering the tax outgo for investors, the $280-billion industry could return to its favourite mode of rewarding long-term shareholders, experts said.
Any mistake in the Income tax order will not nullify provided it contains DIN, says Budget 2026
Budget 2026 clarifies that assessment orders under the Income Tax Act will not be invalidated due to mistakes or omissions if a Document Identification Number (DIN) is lawfully generated and quoted.
Mega-IPOs, tech listings, and sponsor-backed exits to power India’s equity markets in FY26: Richa Choudhary
India’s equity capital markets are set for another record year in FY26 with mega-IPOs, tech listings, and sponsor exits, supported by strong macro fundamentals, regulatory reforms, and rising retail participation. Law firms play a pivotal role in shaping IPO momentum.
In India's Rs 1 .5 lakh crore IPO boom, check which law firms earned the highest bills from companies
Large IPOs above Rs 5,000 crore attracted legal fees in the range of Rs 6–20 crore, depending on complexity. For mid-sized issues between Rs 1,000 crore and Rs 5,000 crore, lawyers billed in the range of Rs 3–8 crore per deal.
Law firms need to rethink strategy for AI era with focus on innovation and governance
Trilegal is strategically positioning itself as an innovation-driven platform amidst the evolving Indian legal sector and the entry of global firms. The firm is focusing on technology adoption, particularly generative AI, to enhance efficiency and client service.
Trilegal boosts disputes arm with IndusLaw duo: Jajoo & Gandhi join with team
Amit Jajoo and Sushmita Gandhi, litigation and dispute resolution partners from IndusLaw, are set to join Trilegal along with their team of a dozen lawyers. This move strengthens Trilegal's dispute resolution practice, adding depth of expertise with experienced professionals. Trilegal is expanding its litigation capabilities amidst anticipated growth in dispute resolution work.
Law firm Trilegal’s partner Nisha Kaur Uberoi to join JSA with 25-member team
Nisha Kaur Uberoi, head of Competition law at Trilegal, is set to join JSA with her team of 25 attorneys. This move aims to strengthen JSA's position in Competition Law and enhance their corporate and disputes practices.
Promotions boost gender diversity: More women get partner roles now
In a trend catching up fast, India's top law firms are playing fair in gender diversity and promoting an increasing number of high-potential women lawyers to partner level and are going extra mile to retain them, industry insiders said.
Trilegal leases 40,000 sq ft in Delhi, companies focus on return to work
A third of the quarter’s leasing (Jan-March) comprised of large transactions (above 100,000 sf) across micro-markets in Gurugram and Noida with some occupiers also locking hard options for future expansion plans, according to consultants.
With 3 surface transport patents in US, Rivigo takes road less travelled
Despite spending millions on R&D, this is a rare instance of an Indian startup filing for a patent.
Maternity benefits is a tool for attracting, retaining talent: Nasscom Trilegal report
Companies are increasingly looking at maternity benefits as a tool for attracting and retaining talent and not merely a legal obligation, says a report.
Trilegal ends its five years alliance with US-based law firm Allen & Overy
Allen & Overy and Indian corporate law firm Trilegal ended their five years alliance as the government's restrictive policy on overseas firms limited growth.
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