Days after the Kremlin and India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) issued distinctly different readouts of a telephonic call that took place between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Russian President Vladimir Putin on 30 June, the latter will speak to world leaders including the Indian PM and Chinese President Xi Jinping Tuesday, at a summit virtually hosted by India.

This will be Putin’s first multilateral summit attendance since Russia was rocked by a mutiny last month.

Google announced its decision to let go of 12,000 people in January this year and the news caused quite a stir in the industry. After all, the tech giant is known for offering the best perks to its employees and is the dream company of many techies. However, the company, in order to cut down on costs, handed over the pink slip to thousands of employees at the beginning of this year and the decision impacted families across the globe. 

While some former Google employees tried looking for better opportunities on the job-search platform, others shared their layoff story with the world. 

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Meanwhile Indian Express has reported that Defence Secretary Giridhar Aramane made a two-day visit to Myanmar to meet its senior leadership to discuss issues of maintaining peace in border area.

Biren was reportedly on the verge of resigning on June 30, but reportedly decided to go back on the decision under public pressure. What appeared to be his torn resignation letter emerged on social media.

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) banned around six employees and six business associate (BA) firms or staffing firms in relation to the recruitment bribe case, said chairman N Chandrasekaran, addressing several reports and shareholder queries on the issue that came up during the IT services major’s annual general meeting (AGM) on June 29.

This was the first time that the senior-most executive from the company openly spoke about the entire investigation process in the case and the way forward, coming after nearly a week of discussions and speculations on the case.

The National Consumer Commission has directed a refund of ₹ 11.65 crore with interest to a flat buyer who booked a flat in 'World One', Lower Parel after it was no longer the world's tallest building. 

World One being the tallest building was the sole criteria for the buyer to book the expensive flat in it.

However, when it was not going to be the tallest, the buyer stopped paying further installments even though his booked flat was on the 38th floor. He sought possession with 117 floors constructed with all permissions in place from authorities along with delayed compensation or refund with 18 percent interest.