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N Chandrasekaran Resigns as Tata Sons Chairman After Earning Rs 158.6 Crore in FY26

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N Chandrasekaran has stepped down from his position as Chairman of Tata Sons. During the financial year 2025-26, he received a total compensation of Rs 158.6 crore. His resignation marks the end of his tenure leading one of India's largest conglomerates. The development has drawn attention both to his exit and the substantial remuneration he earned in his final year at the helm.

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