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N Sundaresha Subramanian is newsroom leader with rich experience in hard-hitting financial journalism with a keen focus on public interest. He writes on corporate and regulatory affairs, corporate governance, corporate wrongdoing, policy, geopolitics and emerging areas of ESG and energy transition. He completed his B.Com. and Master's from Madurai Kamaraj University and holds a post-graduate diploma in English Journalism from IIMC Delhi.
N Sundaresha Subramanian is newsroom leader with rich experience in hard-hitting financial journalism with a keen focus on public interest. He writes on corporate and regulatory affairs, corporate governance, corporate wrongdoing, policy, geopolitics and emerging areas of ESG and energy transition. He completed his B.Com. and Master's from Madurai Kamaraj University and holds a post-graduate diploma in English Journalism from IIMC Delhi.
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Orders for office premises of the company to be sealed
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