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The father of late 26 year old EY employee Anna Sebastian Perayil said Anna's manager would change her schedule on the basis of cricket matches. "He's a cricket fan And because of that she had to sit late to complete the work assigned to her", Sibi

The Labour Ministry has opened an investigation into Ernst & Young (EY) following the tragic death of 26-year-old Chartered Accountant, Anna Sebastian. Her family has come forward, citing an excessive workload and high-pressure environment as key fac

Referring to the death of 26-year-old CA Anna Perayil due to overwork, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said, "Whatever study or job you do, you should have the inner strength to handle the pressure." She added that inner strength can be achieved

After Anna one more news of a CA article came out from EY Mumbai wherein she passed away at home. She was hospitalised earlier and was working in the hospital as well. We need to really think about it about this kind of work culture.

Suchir Balaji, a former researcher at OpenAI and a whistleblower who raised concerns about copyright breaches in the development of generative AI, was found dead in his San Francisco apartment. According to the San Francisco police and Medical Exam

😨 OpenAI Brutally killed whistleblower Suchir Balaji's and researcher in USA after post 😡 👨‍🏫🇮🇳 Suchir Balaji, a 26-year-old Indian-American and former OpenAI researcher, tragically passed away in his San Francisco apartment, with the cause o

Meet the man from Chennai who supports the education of 200,000 poor students. 1. Born in a middle-class family to an accounts officer, Arun Jain always had an eye for technology. After completing his electronics engineering from Delhi College of En

Top News of the day: 1. Foxconn's revenue in India more than doubled to exceed $20 billion in the financial year 2024-25, driven by increased iPhone production. 2. KreditBee, a lending startup supported by firms like Advent, TPG, and PremjiInvest,

The Rise and Fall of Vevo: How Music's Corporate Giants Tried to Conquer the Internet In the late 2000s, the music industry was bleeding. Napster and LimeWire had decimated traditional revenue streams, and record labels watched helplessly as illegal