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Why Virtual-Only POSH Training Is Failing Indian Workplaces – and What the Law Says About It
Many companies in India are reducing POSH training to click-through online modules. But the POSH Act, 2013 requires true sensitisation—covering confidentiality, Internal Committee reporting, and legal implications of false complaints. SHE-BOX audits now demand proof of real training. Virtual-only POSH training may leave employees confused and expose companies to legal risk.
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New Gurugram Notification Dated 23rd December 2025: Mandatory POSH Annual Report Filing for the 2025 Calendar Year
GURUGRAM – The Office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner has issued a fresh directive, D.O. No. 50 dated 23rd December 2025 . This latest notification mandates that all non-government organisations—including companies, hospitals, banks, and schools—operating within Gurugram must submit their POSH Act Annual Report for the calendar year ending 31st December 2025. The "7-Point Mandate" for 2025 The notification outlines a strict comprehensive checklist that every employer


Landmark Judgment: SC Clarifies POSH IC Jurisdiction in Inter-Departmental & Third-Party Sexual Harassment Cases
The Supreme Court in the Dr Sohail Malik vs Union Of India (2025) case ruled that the Internal Committee (ICC) at the aggrieved woman's workplace has the jurisdiction to conduct the initial fact-finding inquiry in inter-departmental POSH cases, rejecting the argument that only the respondent's ICC has authority. This critical decision simplifies the process for all employees and companies under the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013 (POSH Act).


Is Disclosing POSH Inquiries in Background Verification Legal? A Guide for HR and Managers
Many companies unwittingly expose themselves to defamation suits by reporting a former employee as "guilty" of sexual harassment in a Background Verification (BGV) check when the inquiry is either pending, inconclusive, or the person was merely an "accused" (Respondent) without a final verdict. Confidentiality is a critical aspect for an effective inquiry and redressal mechanism under the PoSH Act. The primary legal framework governing non-disclosure is Section 16 of the Act.
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New Gurugram Notification Dated 23rd December 2025: Mandatory POSH Annual Report Filing for the 2025 Calendar Year
GURUGRAM – The Office of the Additional Deputy Commissioner has issued a fresh directive, D.O. No. 50 dated 23rd December 2025 . This latest notification mandates that all non-government organisations—including companies, hospitals, banks, and schools—operating within Gurugram must submit their POSH Act Annual Report for the calendar year ending 31st December 2025. The "7-Point Mandate" for 2025 The notification outlines a strict comprehensive checklist that every employer
Jan 7


Landmark Judgment: SC Clarifies POSH IC Jurisdiction in Inter-Departmental & Third-Party Sexual Harassment Cases
The Supreme Court in the Dr Sohail Malik vs Union Of India (2025) case ruled that the Internal Committee (ICC) at the aggrieved woman's workplace has the jurisdiction to conduct the initial fact-finding inquiry in inter-departmental POSH cases, rejecting the argument that only the respondent's ICC has authority. This critical decision simplifies the process for all employees and companies under the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace Act, 2013 (POSH Act).
Dec 11, 2025


Is Disclosing POSH Inquiries in Background Verification Legal? A Guide for HR and Managers
Many companies unwittingly expose themselves to defamation suits by reporting a former employee as "guilty" of sexual harassment in a Background Verification (BGV) check when the inquiry is either pending, inconclusive, or the person was merely an "accused" (Respondent) without a final verdict. Confidentiality is a critical aspect for an effective inquiry and redressal mechanism under the PoSH Act. The primary legal framework governing non-disclosure is Section 16 of the Act.
Nov 28, 2025
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