Chandrasekaran skipped Ratan Tata's TCS AGM meeting for 2nd day, reason is…, is he quitting company?

Chandrasekaran skipped Ratan Tata's TCS AGM meeting for 2nd day, reason is…, is he quitting company?
Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran didn't appear in Annual General Meeting of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) which was held on Thursday. This is the second time that he skipped the group's shareholder gathering. This is concerning for the Tata Group as it is the first time in more than 17 years that Chandrasekaran has missed the AGM meet of the largest IT services company. Notably, N Chandrasekaran promoted as the chairman of the diversified conglomerate from TCS's chief executive.

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