Chandrasekaran's resignation marks an unexpected end to a tenure of nearly 10 years during which he reshaped India's largest business group, expanding its presence across sectors including airlines, semiconductors, electronics, batteries and digital businesses.
Chandrasekaran's resignation marks an unexpected end to a tenure of nearly 10 years during which he reshaped India's largest business group, expanding its presence across sectors including airlines, semiconductors, electronics, batteries and digital businesses.
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Chandrasekaran's resignation marks an unexpected end to a tenure of nearly 10 years during which he reshaped India's largest business group, expanding its presence across sectors including airlines, semiconductors, electronics, batteries and digital businesses.
