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Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former senior executive at Meta, has published a memoir titled "Careless People" that criticizes the company's corporate culture, its handling of misinformation, and its role in global political events. The book has sparked controversy, with Meta denying the allegations and claiming Wynn-Williams was fired for poor performance.

Citigroup is reducing its reliance on IT contractors by 30% and expanding its internal IT staff to enhance internal technology capabilities, address regulatory concerns, and improve operational efficiency. This strategic shift aims to bolster data security, risk management, and compliance with evolving regulations.

The National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) will unlink Unified Payments Interface (UPI) IDs associated with inactive mobile numbers starting April 1, 2025, to enhance security and prevent fraud. This move aims to address the issue of inactive numbers linked to UPI accounts, which could be misused by fraudsters.

Delhi's airport operator, DIAL, is suing the government for allowing commercial flights from a nearby airbase, claiming it violates regulations and threatens the airport's financial viability. DIAL argues the government's decision will unfairly compete with Delhi airport, which handled 73.6 million passengers last year but incurred a loss due to increased government fees.

Aam Aadmi Party MP Raghav Chadha criticized the central government for the NEET paper leak, expressing concern that it could lead to unqualified doctors and highlighting the broader issue of unemployment in India. He urged the government to investigate the leak and hold those responsible accountable.