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6 days ago | peoplematters.in | Samriddhi Srivastava

LeadershipAmid rising Indo-Pak tensions, India’s leaders are protecting the nation’s sovereignty. With unwavering resolve, they lead the charge while honoring the sacrifices of our brave soldiers. As tensions rise in the Indo-Pak region, India stands strong, guided by its leaders, who play crucial roles in shaping the country’s response. The leadership India has in place today ensures a coordinated and unwavering approach in safeguarding the nation’s security, unity, and sovereignty.

6 days ago | peoplematters.in | Samriddhi Srivastava

AppointmentsRohit Suri joins ZEE as CHRO, tasked with building a future-ready, performance-driven workforce. His appointment comes as the company sharpens its focus on innovation, culture, and leadership development. As the media and entertainment industry faces rapid disruption and a constant race for digital innovation, ZEE Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. (ZEE) is strengthening its human capital game with a strategic leadership hire.

1 week ago | peoplematters.in | Samriddhi Srivastava

AppointmentsWipro has appointed Sandeep Dhar, former Goldman Sachs and Tesco executive, as the Global Head of its GCC practice. With over three decades of experience, Dhar will lead Wipro’s consulting-led, AI-powered strategy to transform GCCs into innovation hubs. Wipro Limited, a leading global technology services and consulting firm, has announced the appointment of Sandeep Dhar as the Global Head of its Global Capability Centre (GCC) practice.

1 week ago | peoplematters.in | Samriddhi Srivastava

AppointmentsAsma Sultana brings over two decades of global HR leadership experience to eClerx, reinforcing the company’s strategic focus on talent, culture, and future-ready workforce initiatives. eClerx Services Ltd, a productised services company, has announced the appointment of Asma Sultana as Principal, Human Resources.

1 week ago | peoplematters.in | Samriddhi Srivastava

TechnologyPresident Brad Smith cites Chinese data laws and misinformation concerns as reasons for internal restrictions on the AI app. Microsoft employees are now officially barred from using the DeepSeek application, according to a statement made by Brad Smith, Microsoft’s Vice Chairman and President, during a U.S. Senate hearing.