COFORGE CHAIRMAN RESIGNS OVER BOARD TRANSPARENCY AUDIT
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Coforge Ltd.'s chairman has resigned following an internal audit that identified transparency gaps in how the board evaluates directors. The departure marks another sudden leadership change at a major Indian technology company.
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