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TCS Chairman N Chandrasekaran confirmed no layoffs and a continued hiring strategy, though massive campus hiring may cease. He emphasized AI as a significant opportunity, not a threat, with AI revenues nearing $2.5 billion annually and projected to be 100% of revenue by 2028-2030. AI is seen as intelligence infrastructure, creating new opportunities and talent needs.

IIM Ahmedabad's PGP Class of 2027 has concluded its summer internship placements. All 410 participating students secured roles across diverse sectors. Consulting firms led the hiring, followed by BFSI and consumer goods. Major companies from technology, conglomerates, and retail also recruited. Mumbai emerged as the top internship location. A few students pursued entrepreneurship instead of placements.

Telangana students are shifting academic priorities towards employability and career flexibility, moving beyond traditional prestige. Vocational healthcare, allied sciences, and management studies are gaining traction as students seek quicker job access and long-term prospects over conventional engineering paths.

A new Indeed survey highlights the growing difficulties facing India's young jobseekers, with many struggling to secure their first job despite holding qualifications. As employers increasingly seek prior experience for entry-level roles and application responses remain scarce, the findings raise important questions about changing hiring trends, workforce readiness and the future of early-career employment in India.

‘Name Change Diverts Attention From Academic Concerns’

Hundreds of IT professionals in Pune are jobless after ThynkTech India abruptly shut its Hinjewadi branch. Employees accuse the company of cheating, withholding two months' salaries, and misappropriating security deposits for laptops. The CEO has been detained by police as investigations into the alleged Rs 11.25 lakh fraud continue.

As AI evolves from generating content to making decisions, professionals are looking to build expertise in Agentic AI, a field increasingly shaping the future of work.

SAP CEO Christian Klein says India’s decades of enterprise software expertise could become a key advantage in the next phase of AI