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New Delhi: The Indian IT sector is staring at a potential major crisis. While global giant Accenture has reached the upper limit of its FY25 revenue forecast, a harsh reality lies beneath the surface.

Global giant Accenture may have hit the top end of its revenue guidance, but behind the numbers lies a darker reality — thousands of jobs are being axed, with USD250 million earmarked for severance ...