 "After 30 years at TCS, Chandrasekaran checks into Bombay House today")
For N Chandrasekaran, Tuesday would not be just another day when he would reach Bombay House at around 9 am.
After spending 30 years with Tata Consultancy Services, he would be moving to the headquarters of $103-billion Tata Group in Mumbai as chairman for its primary holding firm Tata Sons.
Though Bombay House is a stone’s throw from TCS headquarters in South Mumbai’s Fort area, Chandra’s move would be a landmark for a century-and-half group, as it passes the baton to a professional for the first time.
Tata Sons’ board will meet on Tuesday afternoon under interim chairman Ratan Tata for the formal assumption of charge by Chandrasekaran.
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