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Indian IT company Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has sent memos warning of disciplinary proceedings to employees who do not comply with the company's Work from Office norms.

Massachusetts board can initiate investigations against attorneys without receiving an outside complaint. It’s unclear if the IG and DOJ would hand over all investigative notes and witnesses to the state authority, the board can subpoena individuals

Target's stock has significantly decreased as of early Thursday trade, and its market value continues to plunge.

Federal Circuit Judge Pauline Newman, the oldest sitting federal judge at 95, faces a legal battle over her refusal to step down amid concerns about her mental competency.

Ashish More, IAS officer who was removed as Delhi governments services department secretary, issued show cause notice by AAP government for not complying with Supreme Court order.

The Patna High Court has directed the Bihar Director General of Police (DGP) to review a letter dated 24-11-2020, addressed to all Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP), which contains a clause...

“Putting a Judicial Officer to a departmental proceeding for a wrong order does not serve as a panacea for any ill which is being faced by the judiciary or for that matter any department of...

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Crown Casino is fined $30 million by Victoria's gambling watchdog for allowing punters to cash bank cheques made out to themselves, exacerbating gambling harm and likely aiding "criminal infiltration by money launderers".

The order also stated that nine other students involved in the assault case will be issued warning letters.