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T.R. Prasad quits other boards

The former Union Cabinet Secretary, Mr T.R. Prasad, has quit as director on the boards of several top corporates, following the events at the crisis hit Satyam Computer Services, where he was an Independent Director.

On Tuesday, Mr Prasad quit from the boards of GMR Infrastructure Ltd and its subsidiary DIAL (Delhi International Airport Ltd), and TVS Motor Compay. – Our Bureau

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