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TCS Nashik case: No complaints through POSH channels, absconding female employee; what we know

A fact-finding committee has launched an inquiry into alleged sexual harassment and religious conversion at a Nashik TCS office. The panel, including a retired judge and IPS officer, will interview all stakeholders. Meanwhile, Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis called it a “very serious matter,” investigating potential “corporate jihad.” Police are searching for an accused employee.

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PSL drama! Afridi loses temper, smashes bat in outburst – Watch

Lahore Qalandars captain Shaheen Shah Afridi displayed visible anger after being dismissed for a duck against Quetta Gladiators in the PSL 2026. His frustration, shown by slamming his bat, highlights the defending champions’ inconsistent campaign and mounting pressure as they fight for playoff contention.

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Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar’s 2025 pay jumps 29% to $10.6 million

Cognizant CEO Ravi Kumar S’s 2025 realized pay reached $10.6 million, a nearly 29% jump. The company’s strong performance, exceeding revenue and margin guidance, fueled this increase. This contrasts with other Indian IT CEOs’ compensation, with Cognizant’s global median employee pay ratio highlighted.

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JAC class 12 results likely soon as Jharkhand Board enters final evaluation phase

Jharkhand Academic Council is poised to unveil the Class 12 results for 2026 imminently, with the evaluation process nearing its end. Students can anticipate checking their scores online by late April or early May. This follows the recent declaration of Class 9 results, indicating a swift conclusion to the board’s assessment cycle.

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‘Black day for Centre, they felt a shock for first time’: Priyanka on delimitation bill defeat

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra hailed the defeat of the Delimitation Bill as a victory for democracy, accusing the Centre of a conspiracy to alter the federal structure. The bill, which proposed women’s reservation linked to delimitation, failed to secure the required majority in the Lok Sabha. Opposition parties, while supporting women’s reservation in principle, opposed its

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‘Ashok Kharat may be killed in encounter’: A warning before ‘astrologer’s’ aide dies in car crash

Close associate of jailed godman Ashok Kharat and his wife were killed in a road accident on the Samruddhi Expressway. Their 14-year-old son was seriously injured. The fatal crash has sparked suspicion from opposition leaders, though police are treating it as an accident.

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Parliament special session: Both Houses adjourned sine die, Budget session concludes

The Budget Session of Parliament concluded sine die after the women’s reservation Bill failed to pass in the Lok Sabha, falling short of the required two-thirds majority. The government also deferred the contentious delimitation proposal amid Opposition pushback, ending the session on a politically charged note.

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‘Relative took her to Nashik’: SIT forms 3 teams to trace absconding TCS employee

Nashik police are searching for a 26-year-old TCS employee accused of religious harassment at work. Her husband, detained in Mumbra, stated a relative took her to Nashik. The woman, now a co-accused in multiple cases, plans to seek anticipatory bail citing pregnancy. The SIT has deployed teams to locate her.

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What is so special about Iran’s uranium that US, China & Russia all want it?

Iran’s enriched uranium stockpile has become a focal point in a global power contest, with the US, China, and Russia vying for influence. Tehran insists the material will not be handed over, despite US claims of an impending agreement for its recovery. This dispute highlights the complex political and strategic stakes surrounding Iran’s nuclear program.

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Iran rejects ‘traditional toll’ but plans fees to secure Hormuz – what it means

Iran is planning to implement new transit fees to regulate ship movement through the Strait of Hormuz, requiring prior coordination with Iranian authorities for passage. While “friendly” vessels will be permitted, “hostile military vessels” from the US and Israel will be denied entry. Iran asserts its sole control over the strait’s management and security.

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