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What Chandrasekaran’s Exit Means for Tata’s Future

N. Chandrasekaran’s resignation has placed corporate attention on succession planning within the Tata Group amid heightened geopolitical uncertainty. Kavil Ramachandran stated that leadership transitions are best avoided when general conditions are unstable.

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