Samsung India lays off 80-100 employees, further cuts likely post-Diwali

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Samsung India has laid off between 80 and 100 employees in a recent round of job cuts. The affected staff include director-level officials and team leads at the company's headquarters. Branch managers and area managers operating across regional offices have also been let go. Company executives indicate that additional layoffs are expected to follow after the Diwali festival season.

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