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    India Inc now picks its C-level champions from indoor pool

    Indian companies like Mahindra and Aditya Birla Group are increasingly focusing on internal talent pipelines for leadership roles, showcasing a shift towards nurturing seasoned professionals for longer tenures within the organization.

    India Inc helping more wonder women get C-suite superpowers

    At Accenture, 29% of the leaders in India are women. Diageo India has 30% women in senior leadership. In the last few years, Marico's efforts have pushed women into close to 30% of leadership roles. PepsiCo is looking at 40% women in the India leadership team by next year. Larsen & Toubro handpicked 495 women employees to undergo leadership development programmes in the last few years.

    India Inc has miles to go in building career path for employees

    The Deloitte data reveals that a significant portion of Indian companies lack formal career management plans for employees. While many have clear promotion policies, they often lack holistic frameworks for managing careers. Only a minority of companies effectively communicate these processes to employees.

    No act now, will decide before polls: AIADMK to BJP

    The AIADMK in Tamil Nadu has declared that it does not have an alliance with the BJP, and any poll tie-ups will only be decided before elections. This comes after criticism from Tamil Nadu BJP chief K Annamalai of AIADMK leaders, which has angered the party. Senior AIADMK leader D Jayakumar stated that they will not tolerate any affront on the late chief minister Jayalalithaa, and called on the central leadership to intervene.

    CXO hiring unfazed by downturn in job market

    Even hiring in technology sector - which has seen a sharp comedown overall - continues at senior levels, especially for niche skills in areas such as cloud, artificial intelligence and automation, as companies across sectors focus on digitising businesses. IT services firms with strong global ambitions are still hiring as well.

    AIADMK seeks police protection for GC meet in Chennai

    State DGP C Sylendra Babu, Jayakumar said there was a general concern that the meeting should be held in a disciplined and cordial manner. "But there was a likelihood of some elements causing trouble at the meeting. Hence, we sought police protection," he said.

    The Economic Times
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