
IBCN 2025: Celebrating the Chettiar legacy
Also Read - Adani Group to invest $100 billion over next five years: Gautam Adani Organized by the Nagarathar International Foundation, the 2025 edition is themed 'Enhancing Nagarathar Businesses Through Technology' and aims to honor the storied legacy of the Chettiars, known for their entrepreneurial acumen and philanthropy, while igniting the spirit of innovation in a new generation of community leaders
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Time of India
6 hours ago
- Time of India
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- Business Standard
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