Legacy roles are fading, AI is rising, and hiring is stalling—India’s IT services industry is entering a turbulent new phase.

Association urges industry, academia, and govt to work together to bridge the skills gap and sustain India’s tech leadership ...

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has said it will lay off more than 12,000 employees, or 2 per cent of its global workforce, ...

Experts view these layoffs are just a trailer to the actual movie, as almost all companies will have to trim their ...

Nasscom Calls IT Job Cuts a Transition, Not a Crisis; AI vs. Human Workforce Debate Heats Up — Is India’s IT Sector at Risk?

In total, 12,261 employees, mostly belonging to mid and senior grades, will be affected due to the latest TCS layoffs.

Indian IT companies now seek fewer people, but with sharper and niche skills such as in AI, full stack, cloud, cybersecurity.

Mumbai: Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), India’s leading IT services company, on Sunday announced that it will reduce its ...

TCS to lay off 12,000 employees amid skill mismatches and restructuring, as AI-driven shifts and global demand challenges ...

The Indian IT sector is reshaping its workforce, with reduced fresher hiring and slower revenue conversion, as AI and evolving client needs disrupt traditional models ...

Indian IT companies upskill employees, but struggle with redeployment due to skills gap, especially for mid-level talent.

Nasscom has called for industry-wide collaboration to bridge the skilling gap as TCS, India's largest software exporter, plans to cut 2% of its global workforce in FY26.