The Maharashtra Labour Department investigation has revealed that Ernst & Young (EY) office in Pune, which employed the 26-year-old Anna Sebastian, who died allegedly due to "overwhelming workload", was operating without a mandatory registration under the state's Shops and Establishments Act.

The death of 26-year-old Chartered Accountant Anna Sebastian Perayil while working with Ernst & Young (EY) in Pune has now been raising an all-India debate about the kind of pressure and workload under which young Indian professionals,

Amid public outrage, the Ministry of Labour and Employment has announced that it is investigating the circumstances surrounding Anna Sebastian Perayil's death after receiving a formal complaint.

The death of 26-year-old chartered accountant Anna Sebastian Perayil has shook all facets of the corporate world. The CA who worked with one of the biggest professional services companies, EY, died of work-related stress.

Gandhi assured them that he will fight for this cause in his personal capacity as the Leader of the Opposition.

An Ernst & Young office in Pune is under investigation following the death of Anna Sebastian Perayil, allegedly due to overwhelming workload. The offi

A team from Ernst and Young India, including an HR manager and a senior manager from Pune, met Anna’s parents at their residence.

Shobha Karandlaje was responding to Rajeev Chandrasekhar's post who called woman's death very sad and “disturbing at many levels”.

The ministry confirmed that it has received a formal complaint regarding the situation and is committed to examining the factors that may have contributed to Anna's demise.