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Tata Communications CFO Rajiv Dhar resigns

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Kolkata, Nov 21: Tata Communications CFO Rajiv Dhar has resigned as the Chief Financial Officer(CFO) from the company effective from November 28.

Informing this, a company release on Friday, Nov 21 said Mr Dhar, who served Tata Communications as the CFO since 2005, As an interim arrangement until the appointment of a new CFO the function would be directly handled by the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer(CEO), according to the release.



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