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SK
@coderoct78
Born & @Lives in Silicon Valley of India. Views personal, ignore if you do not like. Code is my passion. Hateful and cuss words will be blocked.





I have listened to your concerns and I understand your sentiment around this. I want to add more context to my earlier post. The document currently circulating is an outdated internal training document. It is not an HR policy. That said, it contained an incorrect line about bindi/tilak that should never have been written and does not reflect our values or actual practice. When we discovered this on February 17, well before this became a public conversation, we immediately removed it. But I should have caught this earlier. As Founder and CEO, the responsibility for such lapses is mine. I have asked my team to bring all such materials under stricter review, and I will personally ensure this is addressed going forward. We are also looking into how this found its way into our training content. Let me be absolutely clear. Lenskart does not and will never restrict any form of respectful religious expression. This includes bindi, tilak, or any such symbols of faith. Our team members have always been, and will always be, free to express their beliefs with pride. I also want to thank everyone who raised this. Your voice helps us improve and stay true to what we stand for.




Zangnan is China’s territory, and China has never recognized the so-called “Arunachal Pradesh” illegally set up by #India. It is entirely within China's sovereignty to standardize the names of some places in Zangnan region, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Tuesday when asked to comment on Indian Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson on Sunday rejected China’s action, claiming that such a move undermines efforts to stabilize ties between the two countries, following China’s release on April 10 of the sixth batch of standardized names in the Zangnan region. At present, China-India relations are generally stable. China's policy committed to improving and develop China-India relations remains unchanged, Guo said. “We hope the two sides will meet each other halfway and do more things that are conducive to bilateral relations,” Guo added.









இனிய புத்தாண்டு நல்வாழ்த்துகள்! Tamils mark Puthandu, Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi, and Malayalees welcome Vishu. This season marks new beginnings across communities. In a divided world, these moments matter. Wishing all celebrating a joyful New Year.




Been in IT for 5 years, and I’ll say this clearly: Muslim men in IT are among the most disciplined, hardworking, and resilient professionals. They stay calm under pressure and consistently deliver at a high level. Their only consistent ask? Time and space for Namaz. And if schedules are tight, they make up for it by staying late, ensuring work doesn’t suffer. In return, companies get people with strong integrity, reliability, and long-term commitment.

PERFUNCTORY. TCS statement on the Nashik case "TCS has a long-standing zero-tolerance policy towards harassment and coercion of any form. We have always ensured the highest standards of safety and well-being of our employees at the workplace. As soon as we were made aware of the matter in Nashik, we took swift action. The employees being investigated have been suspended pending an inquiry. We are cooperating with the local law enforcement authorities, and any further action will be based on the conclusion of this investigation." TCS Spokesperson










