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Commonwealth meet: Rahul Bajaj to lead CII team

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NEW DELHI, Sept. 20

THE Chairman and Managing Director, Bajaj Auto Ltd, Mr Rahul Bajaj, is to be the leader of the Indian business delegation to the two-day Commonwealth Business Forum (CBF) meeting beginning in London on September 23.

The other members of the delegation include the Managing Director, Lazard UK, Mr Udayan Bose, the Chairman, Tata International, Mr Syamal Gupta, and the Joint Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer, ICICI Ltd, Ms Lalita Gupte. Besides, the Member Planning Commission, Mr N.K. Singh, will represent the Government at the Forum.

The CBF will bring together major international business and Government leaders from the 54 countries of the Commonwealth under the theme, `Managing globalisation: Challenges for business and Government'.

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