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Tata Sons Chandrasekaran hails India’s economy, lists 3 key areas for Vikisit Bharat

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During the IFQM Symposium 2026, N Chandrasekaran showcased India's economic resilience, pointing to robust domestic demand as a foundation for growth.

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  • During the IFQM Symposium 2026, N Chandrasekaran showcased India's economic resilience, pointing to robust domestic demand as a foundation for growth.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Mon, 05 Oct 2026 07:58:38 UTC.

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